Consulting & Roadmapping
Strategy, scoping, and pilot planning that turn health innovation ideas into practical, IRB-ready programs and technology roadmaps.
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Overview
Bringing a health product, study, or digital tool into African markets means working across several regulatory frameworks at once. Requirements from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Ethiopian Food and Drug Authority (EFDA), and World Health Organization (WHO) guidance overlap in some places and diverge in others.
Our regulatory advisory team helps you see that landscape clearly, prepare the documentation it calls for, and put policies and governance in place that stand up to review. The goal is fewer surprises, faster decisions, and compliance that is built in rather than bolted on.
Challenges addressed
Multiple authorities, each with their own pathways, timelines, and documentation standards.
Global teams often lack practical knowledge of how submissions are reviewed in African markets.
Issues discovered close to submission or launch are slower and more costly to fix.
Expectations for software, AI, and data-driven tools continue to change across jurisdictions.
Capabilities
Side-by-side analysis of applicable pathways, requirements, and timelines across authorities.
Gap assessments against relevant standards with a prioritized, practical remediation plan.
Support preparing, structuring, and reviewing dossiers, protocols, and supporting documents.
Internal policies and standard operating procedures that reflect regulatory expectations.
Frameworks for ethical oversight, data governance, and accountable decision-making.
Our approach
Understand your product, study, or program and the jurisdictions it must satisfy.
Chart applicable requirements, pathways, and dependencies across authorities.
Close gaps and build the documentation, policies, and governance needed for review.
Maintain readiness as guidance evolves and your program grows into new markets.
Benefits
One coherent view of what each authority expects.
Fewer gaps and rework late in the process.
Policies and oversight that support ethical, defensible decisions.
Requirements interpreted with both international and local context.
Related services
Strategy, scoping, and pilot planning that turn health innovation ideas into practical, IRB-ready programs and technology roadmaps.
Regulatory strategy, submissions, and ethics committee coordination that keep your study compliant and participants protected.
Workforce, institutional, and regulatory capacity strengthening that leaves research and health systems stronger long after a project ends.
Tell us about your goals and we will help you identify the right next step.