RAI4GH

Responsible Artificial Intelligence for Global Health

ABOUT RAI4GH

Responsible Artificial Intelligence for Global Health (RAI4GH) is a 3-year project led by the E-Sahha Program at the Global Health Institute. Supported by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC) and the UK International Development partnership, this project aims to promote the scalability and sustainability of responsible AI innovations for Global Health in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), with a focus on enhancing sexual, reproductive and maternal health (SRMH) outcomes in the region.

TEAM

Shadi Saleh, PhD, MPH

Founding Director, Global Health Institute Professor, Health Systems and Financing
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Mohannad Al-Nsour, PHD

Executive Director, Eastern Mediterranean Public Health Network (EMPHNET)

Yousef Khader, PHD

Professor, Department of Public Health Community Medicine Jordan University of Science and Technology (JUST)

Nour El Arnaout, MPH, PMP

Associate Director
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Nadine Sabra, PharmD, RPh

Manager, E-Sahha Program
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Khaled El Iskandarani, MPH

Research Assistant, E-Sahha Program

OBJECTIVES

Enhancing the scalability of AI-based innovations among SRMH researchers and innovators in the MENA

Developing a collective understanding, regionally, of the principles of responsible AI used in innovations to improve health outcomes including SRMH in the MENA region

Strengthening capacity among SRMH researchers and innovators on responsible AI in global health in the MENA

Fostering collaboration, knowledge exchange, and dissemination among GHAIN MENA network of researchers and innovators

FUNDERS

PARTNERS

This project is part of a global IDRC-funded initiative on AI for Global Health