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Many countries in the African region do not have functional national health researchsystems (NHRS) that generate, disseminate, uses, and archives health-relatedknowledge/ideas in published form (hard, electronic or audio forms). In such countries,death of each modern or traditional health practitioner constitutes a permanent loss of alibrary of knowledge, ideas, innovations and inventions. The WHO African AdvisoryCommittee on Health Research and Development (AACHRD) has attributed the fragilityof NHRS in the Region to poor environment for research, inadequate manpower,inadequate infrastructures and facilities, inaccessibility to modern technology, and lackof funds. The weak and uncoordinated NHRS partly explain the poor overallperformance of majority of national health systems in the Region. Continued fragility ofNHRS can be attributed to lack of implementation of the WHO Regional Committee forAfrica and the World Health Assembly resolutions on health research. This paper urgesAfrican countries, to fully implement the contents of those resolutions, for substantivehealth research outputs to share with the rest of the world at the next MinisterialSummit on Research for Health, which will take place in the African Region in 2008. African Journal of Health Sciences Vol. 14 (3-4) 2007: pp. 100-103

Challenges facing National Health Research Systems in the WHO African Region