Table 2.
Number of supported trainees by representative VIGH (VIGH) institutional training grants
| Grant | Funding | Countries | Number of trainees |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. VU-CIDRZ AITRP D43TW001035 (18 years + consistent funding) | NIH/FIC | Multiple, including Nigeria | 93 (masters/doctoral), 300 in-country short course trainees |
| 2. Int. Clinical Res. Scholars and Fellows Support Center (R24TW009337) | NIH/FIC | Multiple | 536 fellows |
| 3. Vanderbilt-Emory Cornell-Duke Consortium for Global Health Fellows (R25TW009337) | NIH/FIC | Multiple—14 countries | 88 fellows |
| 4. Vanderbilt-Emory Cornell-Duke Consortium for Global Health Fellows (D43TW009337) | NIH/FIC | Multiple, including Nigeria | 55 fellows |
| 5. Vanderbilt-Zambia Network for Innovation in Global Health Technologies (D43TW009348) | NIH/FIC | Zambia | 17 fellows |
| 6. University of Guyana MPH Programme | CDC | Guyana | 45 masters students |
| 7. VU-Mozambique Collaborative Research Ethics Education Program (FoCEP, R25TW009722) | NIH/FIC | Mozambique | 2 masters, 151 in-country short course trainees |
| 8. UEM Partnership for Research in Implementation Science Mozambique (PRISM, D43TW009745) | NIH/FIC | Mozambique | 4 masters students, 75 in-country short course trainees |
| 9. UNZA-Vanderbilt Partnership for HIV-Nutritional Research Training (UVP, D43TW009744) | NIH/FIC | Zambia | 11 PhD students, 200 in-country short course trainees |
| 10. Partnership for Research in Emerging Viral Infections-Sierra Leone (PREVSL, D71TW010411) | NIH/FIC | Sierra Leone | N/A |
| 11. Vanderbilt Institute for Research Development and Ethics (VIRDE) | VIGH funds | Multiple | 48 short course trainees |
| TOTAL |
155 Masters/doctoral degrees, 696 fellows, 774 short-course trainees |
VU Vanderbilt University, CIDRZ Center for Infectious Disease Research in Zambia, AITRP AIDS International Training and Research Program, MPH Masters in Public Health, UEM University Eduardo Mondlane, UNZA University of Zambia School of Medicine, NIH National Institutes of Health, CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention