Training activities should take advantage of partners already active in the field to have integrated, coordinated and complementary interactions and eventual cofunding through an agreement or memoranda of understanding. Strengthening of National Ethics Committees (NECs) will not be limited to training but will be extended to support their ongoing functioning and activities. Networking of NECs is encouraged and supported. Additional support in the form of online literature access, documents, access to websites on ethics and Good Clinical Practice (GCP) is provided.

• Enhancing Research Ethics Capacity and Compliance in Africa
  University of Stellenbosch, South Africa (more information)
• Proposal for Building National Capacities in Health Research Ethics, Ethical Review and Clinical Trial Monitoring in Zimbabwe
  Medical Research Council, Zimbabwe (more information)
• Creating web-based research training courses in biomedical research ethics for Africans
  Africa Malaria Network Trust (AMANET), Tanzania (more information)
• Strengthening National Capacities in Ethical Review and Clinical Trial Monitoring in Malawi
  University of Malawi, Malawi (more information)
• Capacity Strengthening of Nigerian researchers and ethics committee members on ethics
  Nigerian Institute for Medical Research (NIMR), Nigeria (more information)
  
• Developing a distance learning research ethics course for East Africa
  Cardiff University, United Kingdom (more information)
• Training and  Resources in Research Ethics Evaluation for Africa (TRREE for Africa)
  Institut de Droit de la Santé (official website), Switzerland
• Training on Ethical Aspects of Clinical Research for Members of African National Ethics Committees and for African physicians/investigators
  Vienna School of Clinical Research (official website), Austria