Groups
Please click on the links below to visit the webpages of worldwide groups and consortia working on snakebites. If you'd like your group to be added to this page, please get in touch!
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The overall objective of the Network is to contribute to WHO’s 2030 snakebite targets by strengthening the capacity of community experts to undertake coordinated responses that reduce snakebite deaths and disabilities around the world.
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ASA's aim is to improve health outcomes for people affected by snakebite envenoming by addressing evidence gaps in policy and practice in Africa. This bold and innovative approach will transform the snakebite field by linking the international scientific community with local policy and community actors in an Alliance that is anchored in Africa.
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This group wants to help make safe, effective, and accessible snakebite treatments a reality for everyone. They want to help transform the way in which snakebite treatments are researched, developed and delivered. If successful, this will also serve as a model for other neglected tropical diseases (NTDs).
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This group’s aim is to contribute to the reduction of snakebite morbidity and mortality by conducting research on the epidemiology, antivenom availability and clinical aspects of snakebites, training medical staff and developing national guidelines for the treatment of snakebites. In addition, we conduct research on the general improvement of clinical care for patients, especially in low-resource settings.
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