The Science for Africa Foundation (SFA) is a pan-African, non-profit, and public charity organization dedicated to supporting, strengthening, and promoting science and innovation throughout Africa. With a focus on the entire science ecosystem, SFA's programmatic initiatives cover a wide range of areas, from early discovery sciences to translation sciences and targeted cross-cutting gaps. SFA's key pillars include Science Leadership & Careers, where they aim to improve the quality and productivity of science on the continent and develop globally competitive science leaders.

They also emphasize Science Innovation, Translation, and Entrepreneurship, supporting the creation of products that address the challenges faced by African communities. Additionally, SFA is committed to Strengthening the Science Ecosystem by supporting initiatives that enhance the quantity, quality, and impact of research. Through collaborations with specialists in various fields, such as paediatric infectious disease, neonatology, microbiology, and data science, SFA is actively involved in initiatives like the Antibiotics for Neonatal Sepsis in Africa (ANSA) study.

Their goal is to optimize and develop evidence-based antibiotic recommendations for neonatal sepsis in Africa. Stay updated with SFA through their Media Center, where you can explore resources and stay informed about their latest news and initiatives. Work with them by exploring opportunities in tenders, funding, or vacancies.

The SFA Foundation is committed to driving scientific progress and innovation across Africa, contributing to the continent's development and growth