Years Of Experience
The Schistosomiasis Research Group of Congo (SRGC) is a collaborative consortium dedicated to combating schistosomiasis through cutting-edge research, targeted interventions, and strong community partnerships. Bringing together Congolese researchers and experts, SRGC fosters collaboration, knowledge sharing, and the advancement of high-quality research.
The consortium provides reliable information and evidence to support students, scientists, health professionals, national and international agencies, and communities. By doing so, SRGC underscores the critical importance of schistosomiasis research for improving public health in the Democratic Republic of Congo and contributing to global health efforts.
A future where DRC is free from schistosomiasis--where every individual has access to prevention, treatment, and Comprehensive health education for healthier, brighter tomorrow
We are dedicated to advancing scientific research and implementing effective strategies to reduce the impact of schistosomiasis in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).
Upholding the highest standards of research integrity and rigor.
Ensuring our interventions and resources reach the most vulnerable and underserved populations.
Fostering partnerships with researchers, healthcare providers, communities, and policymakers.
Operating with openness and accountability to our stakeholders and the public.
Continuously seeking and integrating new technologies and methodologies in our work.
Implementing solutions that are environmentally, economically, and socially sustainable.
Our work extends across several provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo, where we conduct research, support disease prevention and control efforts, strengthen health systems, and engage with communities affected by schistosomiasis.
Our dedicated team of researchers, healthcare professionals, and community experts work collaboratively to advance schistosomiasis research and implement effective control strategies across the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Associate Professor
Institut National de Recherche Biomédicale (INRB)
Polyparasitism with schistosomes and integrated control strategies
Associate Professor
University of Lubumbashi
Female genital schistosomiasis, disease mapping
PhD Student
University of Kinshasa
Female genital schistosomiasis, mental health
PhD Student
Institut National de Recherche Biomédicale (INRB)
Schistosomiasis disease burden, diagnostics, MDA
Professor
University of Kinshasa
Schistosomal myelopathy and praziquantel tolerance
Senior Lecturer
University of Kinshasa
Molecular epidemiology of schistosomiasis
