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thank you very much Heather and and
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welcome everyone um as Heather said my
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name is Jennifer Dent I'm the president
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and CEO of Bio Ventures for Global
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health and it's a real pleasure to be
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here with everyone today to launch um
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this important lecture series um and
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introduction to grant writing so to
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provide a little background about
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bioventures for Global health or bbgh
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the organization was founded 20 years
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ago to build public private Partnerships
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to impact and improve Global
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Health two core programs form the
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foundation of this educational this
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digital education program our African
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access initiative which bbgh launched in
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2017 with an aim of improving cancer
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patient outcomes on the continent um
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through our African access initiative
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bbgh Works to deliver uh African demand
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driven sustainable high quality and more
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affordable access to cancer medicines
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and Technologies to build oncology
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healthc care professional capacity
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through training and education to
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strengthen uh laboratory and and
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oncology Health Care Systems and to
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advance cancer research and
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advocacy our second core program that
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this uh training program supports is our
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Global Innovation Alliance or Gia um Gia
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was launched this year to advance
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research and development led by African
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and low and middle- inome Country
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researchers that ADV are advancing
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research and development for infectious
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diseases to train infectious disease
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researchers to Spur uh clinical research
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and build clinical research capacity and
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to communicate at the impacts and
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successes of our partners in low and
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middle inome countries through both Ai
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and Gia grant writing and support to um
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uh obtain funding to support African and
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low and Middle inome Country Le research
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has been a high priority so this program
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has been a long time
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incoming and our team is very happy to
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bring it um to you and kick it launch it
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today um I'd like to thank our our team
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um for developing this program and
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Gathering input from everyone um Heather
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whom you've met Heather Davidson has
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played a role in leading development of
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this program Linda Satia Juan has as
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well and Ellie Weiss blat I'd also like
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to note that we have a fantastic um
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lineup of experts and speakers for both
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the first lecture series and the second
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lecture series of this program and we're
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also honored to have Dr Peter kilmar um
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the acting director of Fogerty
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International Center and acting uh
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associate director of research at the
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National Institutes of Health um he's
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recorded a an introductory very
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inspiring um uh welcome to everyone in
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this program and I think as many of you
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already know the NIH is the single
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largest funer of innovation and research
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globally um the foger International
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Center Works across um NIH institutes to
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advance research that's specifically
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tailored to addressing Global Health
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needs and issues and also to building
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International Partnerships um that
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Advance Global health so I will will
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turn it over now to the um video and the
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words um conveyed by Dr Peter kilm marks
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who's not able to be with us here today
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because he's in Singapore for meetings
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this week thank you and I hope everyone
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has a wonderful program we look forward
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to your questions comments and um and
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participation thank you hello I'm Dr
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Peter kilmar I'm the acting director of
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the Fogerty International Center at the
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US National Institutes of Health and I'm
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also the acting associate director for
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international research at the NIH I'm
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sorry I can't join you live I'm in
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Singapore for the meeting of the Global
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Alliance for chronic diseases and we're
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13 hours ahead of Eastern time so noon
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there is going to be 1: in the morning
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here in Singapore I was delighted to get
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this invitation to speak with you with
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from my friend Jennifer dent and I
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really want to commend bbgh for your
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great Mission and accomplishments
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advancing research on infectious
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diseases globally and also advancing
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Cancer Care in
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Africa successful grant writing is often
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the rate limiting step for scientific
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progress I'm sure many of you have very
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good ideas and are very capable
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scientists and just need this assistance
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that will come from this lecture Series
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in applying for
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Grants so the National Institutes of
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Health is the largest funer of
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biomedical and behavioral research in
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the world our annual budget is about $48
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billion and I want to make the case that
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NIH is really a global Enterprise when
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we looked a few years ago at all of the
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Publications that are funded by the NIH
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more than a third of them 35% of those
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Publications have a non us Affiliated
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co-author so it's a very global enterpr
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priz and we also saw that those
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Publications with both us and non-us
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co-authors had a higher scientific
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impact than the papers that had us
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authors only there's nearly 20,000
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collaborations around the world
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international collaborations that are
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funded by the NIH including many many in
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lower and middle-income countries
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there's 27 institutes and centers at the
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NIH I'm sure you've heard of the biggest
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of those the National Cancer Institute
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and the National Institute of allergy
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and infectious diseases and those two in
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particular have very active Global
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collaborations and uh and support for
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research the foger International Center
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where I where I'm working is the
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smallest of the institutes and centers
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at NIH but we collaborate with all the
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other ones and our mission is to support
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the global Partnerships for NIH and then
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to support uh training and capacity
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building in lower income countries so
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please look us up and subscribe to our
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newsletter our funding newsletter comes
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out every week and we have uh
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information about funding opportunity
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announcements from the NIH but then also
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from many other funders so uh wish you
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the best of luck with this lecture
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series the agenda and the faculty look
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truly
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outstanding we are especially interested
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now at NIH in promoting equity in our
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Global health research Partnerships and
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we think that the best way to do that to
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level the playing field is to provide
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funding directly to lower income country
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researchers and research institutions so
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we look forward to your successful
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applications and to partnering with you
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to address the world's greatest health
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challenges and we as we see them also
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the world's greatest research
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opportunities
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