Where evidence meets impact
We help African health innovators and funders scale and sustain impact.
What we do
Healthnomics supports health tech startups, funders, and ecosystem partners to prove value, improve performance, and scale impact in African contexts. We combine independent evaluation, implementation science, and operational consulting to help health innovations succeed beyond pilots- into real-world adoptions and scale.
Solution development
We support health innovators in designing and refining solutions that are technically sound, context-appropriate, and aligned with health system priorities.
Evidence & Grant writing
We help startups generate strong evidence and translate it into compelling grant proposals, donor reports, and investor-ready documentation.
Implementation & Scale-up
Hands-on support for startups or funders that are piloting or expanding services across African markets.
Capacity Building & Training
We equip founders, teams, and partners with the skills to generate evidence, utilise data effectively, and implement with impact.
Value Propositon
Evidence-Based: We ground recommendations in peer-reviewed methods, standards and frameworks
Data-driven: Decision-ready insights from robust data
Implementation-focused: Designed for context, adoption and scale
Contextualization: Deep understanding of policy, infrastructure, and user behaviour across African markets.
End-to-End Support: From readiness assessments to pilots, reporting and scale
Ecosystem Orientation: We connect startups, funders, ministries of health, and implementing partners.
Our Mission
To accelerate the reach and uptake of health innovation by merging rigorous evidence with real-world operations to achieve sustainable impact.
Our Vision
A thriving African health innovation ecosystem where high-quality evidence, local context, and scalable implementation drive equitable health outcomes.
Meet the trybe
Ucheoma Nwaozuru MS (U of I), PhD (SLU)
Implementation Lead
Ucheoma is an Implementation Scientist with over ten years of experience working across diverse health themes. She is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Implementation, Division of Public Health Sciences at Wake Forest School of Medicine. Her expertise lies in engaging communities, developing frameworks for evidence-based implementation and managing funder partners.
Kelechi Chima MBBS (Nig.), MSc (Oxon), DPhil(c)(Oxon)
Health Systems Lead
Kelechi is a physician and Global Health researcher with over six years of experience working with national and international organisations to strengthen health systems in low- and middle-income countries. He is currently a doctoral researcher at the Centre for Global Health Research at the University of Oxford. His expertise lies in designing and optimising health service interventions using advanced analytical techniques.
Oluwakorede Adedeji BPharm (Nig.)
Design Lead
Oluwakorede is a multi-disciplinary Pharmacist, Researcher, and Design lead specialising in the intersection of public health, creative strategy, and digital innovation. With over five years of experience across local and global organisations, he ensures that health innovations are not only visually compelling but also scientifically grounded. He is currently studying for a DPhil at the University of Oxford, and his expertise lies in health communication, user-centred design, and prototype development.
We are looking for partners that want to change the future of health in Africa, whether founders or funders.
Could it be you?