INSTAL Africa:
Accelerating Health Innovation
Infrastructure, Science, Training, and Leadership. A strategic roadmap to establish sustainable research capacity and position Rwanda as a hub for biomedical innovation.
Our Mission
To establish sustainable research capacity through the development of critical infrastructure, advanced scientific training, and leadership development.
INSTAL Africa aims to train 200 African researchers by 2030, bridging the gap between discovery science and translational health solutions.
Goal 2030
Training 200 highly skilled scientists/researchers.
Focus Area
Biomedical research, drug discovery, and vaccine development.
Pan-African Impact
Building a self-reliant scientific ecosystem for the continent.
Key Achievements
Our progress towards building a robust research ecosystem in Rwanda and beyond.
15+ high-impact webinars featuring global experts in biomedical research
Formal institutional alignment with steering committee representatives from all partners
Laboratory establishment Rwanda's first Drosophila research lab approved
Equipment donation from DrosAfrica ready for shipment to Rwanda
International grants submissions with strong feedback and re-application encouraged
Youth engagement program designed for secondary schools as talent pipeline
Research & Webinar Gallery
Explore our extensive collection of high-impact research webinars and scientific sessions.
Explore Our Resources
How Drosophila Research Drives Drug Discovery | Prof. Ruben Artero
Opportunities Hidden in Africa’s Agricultural Crisis
From PhD Research to Clinical Biochemist: A Scientist’s Career Path
Influenza A Virus in Africa | Genome & Therapy Insights
Mechanisms of blood glucose regulation during murine Trypanosomiasis
Building Research Capacity in Nigeria: Drosophila Insights
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Five-Year Agenda
Strategic Roadmap 2025–2029
2025
Phase 1: Resource Mobilization & Early Action
- International grant acquisition
- Targeted workshops and online training
- Complete setup of Drosophila labs at RBC and UR
- Launch of youth engagement pilot for secondary schools
2026-29
Phase 2: Full Capacity Building
- Hands-on workshops and advanced training in core biomedical fields
- Development of e-learning platforms and global fellowships
- Establishment of shared research hubs
- Acceleration of translational research and industry partnerships
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By 2029, INSTAL Africa will have trained 200 highly skilled scientists, enabling sustainable innovation, bridging research–industry gaps, and positioning Rwanda as a regional leader in pharmaceutical and health research.
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