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30 May 2023

Eighteen months on: Where are they now?

In 2021, when the world was still gripped by the Covid-19 pandemic, The Trinity Challenge issued a global call-to-action for cutting-edge innovations in data and analytics to support better prediction, identification, and response to pandemic threats. Out of 340 applications from over 60 countries, eight innovations were selected by an expert judging panel to represent the most promising solutions to make the world safer. Eighteen months since the awards were announced and the prizes distributed, where are they now?

In partnership with Jhpiego’s Worldwide Innovation Support Platform (WISH) this section will showcase the progress of the Trinity Challenge winners and invite participants to reflect on ways that they can help these innovations to reach their full potential on behalf of the global community.

Participatory One-Health Disease Detection

BLOOD COUNTS!

THE SENTINEL FORECASTING SYSTEM

MEDSHR

KHUSHI BABY

DISENDA

LIVINGGOODS

VACCINELEDGER

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Amazon Web Services collaborate with the Trinity Challenge to enhance winning teams’ solutions to antibiotic resistance

Amazon Web Services (AWS) have generously provided the winners of the Trinity Challenge on Antimicrobial Resistance with $750,000 of AWS Social Impact Credits as part of their Health Equity Initiative, a $60 million, three-year commitment, supporting organisations that are developing solutions to advance health equity.

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The Trinity Challenge Announces Pioneering AMR Projects led by young people from Central Asia, South America, South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa

The Trinity Challenge announces today the winners of its antimicrobial resistance (AMR) Youth Seed Funding Competition, a global initiative that empowers youth-led organisations and youth leaders to address one of the world’s most pressing public health challenges, the antibiotic emergency.

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Preserve to Protect – a new awareness drive on antimicrobial resistance from the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC)

The Trinity Challenge has partnered with the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) to raise awareness about antimicrobial resistance and particularly the serious threat it poses to people living with cancer.

There has been substantial progress in cancer care in the past decades, with key advances in surgery, radiotherapy, and medicines including immunotherapies. But the increasing inability of medicines to address certain infections can undermine efforts to treat cancer patients.

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