Description:
The project delivered a three-month, in-person training on basic research methodology and biostatistics for 15 Afghan female health science graduates and medical professionals. It aimed to strengthen research capacity, promote evidence-based practice, and empower women to contribute to health research and leadership despite restrictive conditions
Achievements:
1. Built research and biostatistics capacity of 15 female medical professionals through hands-on training.
2. Created a safe learning environment enabling women’s participation in health research under restrictions.
3. Strengthened collaboration between AFSOG, Ariana Medical Complex, and HAM for future research initiatives.
Impact:
The project enhanced women’s ability to design, analyze, and publish health research relevant to Afghanistan’s maternal and reproductive health needs. Participants emerged as emerging research leaders and role models, contributing to evidence-based healthcare practices, stronger institutional capacity, and long-term improvement of the national health system.