Research for Healthier
Communities
A pioneering network of academic institutions translating rigorous evidence into life-saving policy across the developing world.
A Global Network Acting for
Healthier Communities
The INCLEN Trust International bridges the critical gap between academic research and public health implementation. We operate not as a distant entity, but as a deeply embedded network of local experts.
Our power lies in our decentralized structure: Clinical Epidemiology Units (CEUs) and Research Training Centres (CERTCs) located within 89 premier academic institutions across 34 countries. This ensures that our evidence is not just scientifically rigorous, but locally relevant and actionable.
"From local insights to global policy, we build the evidence base for a healthier world."
Strategic Objectives
INCLEN works to generate scientific evidence, train health researchers, and support policies that strengthen health systems and improve the wellbeing of populations, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.
Research Excellence
Conducting multidisciplinary studies on high-priority health issues, including child health, mental health, reproductive health, diabetes, and metabolic disorders.
- SOMAARTH Surveillance
- Multi-Centric Trials
Capacity Building
Developing the next generation of global health leaders through our unique centers of excellence and training programs.
- Research Training (CERTCs)
- LAMP
Policy Advocacy
By bringing together strong evidence and the voices of stakeholders, we help transform research into policies that improve health systems and lives.
- Evidence Synthesis
- Stakeholder Engagement
Decades of Impact
From a single idea in 1980 to a global force for health equity today.
Our Presence
With a decentralized network structure, INCLEN ensures local relevance with global impact.
Governance & Team
Academic Collaborators
Document Library
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Join Our Global Network
Collaborate with us to generate high-quality evidence and drive policy changes for a healthier world.