The Dengue Modelling Consortium, a five-year international research collaboration, is led by Assoc Prof Hannah Clapham, from the Centre for Epidemic Research and Modelling (CERM) at NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, with support from Wellcome Trust and the Philanthropy Asia Alliance.
The consortium brings together modelling groups, public health partners, and global health organisations to improve the evidence base for dengue control through modelling, collaboration, and capacity strengthening. It will generate methods and modelling evidence to support national and global decision-making on dengue interventions while strengthening modelling capacity in disease-endemic countries, particularly in Southeast Asia and Africa.
The meeting in Singapore convened the consortium’s research teams, international Technical Advisory Group, stakeholders from public health agencies and research partners to exchange perspectives, strengthen collaboration, and help shape the consortium’s priorities, approaches, and future direction.
Learn more about the Dengue Modelling Consortium here