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01 What is the Center for Research and Innovation in Disease Control (CRID)?

CRID is a public health initiative established by KNCV Nigeria to support research, training, and innovation in disease control. The center works with government institutions, researchers, and international partners to strengthen Nigeria’s response to infectious diseases.
02 What areas of public health does CRID focus on?

CRID focuses on major public health challenges including tuberculosis, malaria, HIV/AIDS, and emerging infectious diseases. The center also works on disease surveillance, epidemiology, and health systems strengthening.
03 Does CRID collaborate with other organizations?

Yes. CRID collaborates with government agencies, academic institutions, international health organizations, and local stakeholders to support research and strengthen disease control efforts across Nigeria.
04 Does CRID provide training or capacity building programs?

CRID supports training and mentorship programs for health professionals, researchers, and public health practitioners to strengthen skills in disease surveillance, epidemiology, and public health research.
05 Where is CRID located?

CRID operates from Abuja, Nigeria, and works with partners across the country to support public health research and disease control programs.