RESEARCH PRIORITY

Health resilience

Local health systems need technologies suited to the people they serve.

SDG 3Good Health and Well-beingSDG 6Clean Water and Sanitation

Area 2 of 4 · Proposed research direction

Tsetse surveillance

Defined sleeping-sickness foci

Thematic alignment assessed by Axum; not an endorsement or funding commitment from the United Nations.

Research question

Can surveillance detect local rebound with fewer maintenance visits?

Product direction

A low-power trap reader or technician-assisted identification tool.

What needs to be established

Compare detection with manual counting on damaged specimens in real traps.

Evidence and further reading

Tsetse identification · Scientific Reports 2022

The source provides context or existing research. The proposed product direction is an Axum discovery hypothesis, not a finding that a new invention is patentable.

AXUM FUNDING

Funding allocated to this research area

Not yet reported

No verified Axum allocation has been published for tsetse surveillance. This is not a statement that funding is zero.

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