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Accelerating Health Discoveries
VIBRI focuses on delivering new vaccines, drugs, and devices research for major global health diseases and epidemics.

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Local solutions for global impact
We develop new pathways to confront chronic health issues in Africa, ensuring that VIBRI’s research addresses community concerns and that the community benefits from the findings.

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DEVELOPING RESEARCH CAPACITY
VIBRI training of Africa research scientists and leaders improve continental research governance and ICH/GCP standards and compliance.

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Clinical Trials

Phase Ib-IV vaccine, drug, and devices including Adaptive Trial Designs.

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Population Health

Epidemiology and Patient-Centered Outcomes Research.

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Research Capacity

Strengthen health systems for clinical research activities in sub-Saharan Africa.

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How VIBRI brings value to partners …

Why Choose VIBRI

The success you will gain in every step of a clinical trial process comes from our in-depth knowledge of the business, its conditions, dynamics and cultural nuances.

Quality Research

High-quality data, well trained, and experienced clinical research leaders.

Clinical Sites

A growing network of public-private health facilities with good referral networks.

Patient Access

Ethnically diverse, treatment-naive, and well-characterized population.

Rapid Timelines

Faster regulatory and ethical approvals, start-up, and recruitment timelines.

About us

Victoria Biomedical Research Institute (VIBRI) is a non-profit providing pharmaceutical, academic research, and non-profit organizations with a network of clinical sites and expertise focusing on accelerating transformative therapeutics, vaccines, and devices research in Kenya.

Our Mission

Our mission is to deliver high-quality health research relevant to Africa and to strengthen health system capacity for undertaking research and providing access to quality health services.

Africa’s population is 1.2 billion people …