One platform, many nodes
Afrivax Ghana is one front-end of a shared technical and commercial platform. Each node is locally owned and locally regulated, and shares designs, methods, pricing logic and capacity.
| Node | Status | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Accra, Ghana | Operating | Production, analytical laboratory and training centre. |
| Anambra State, Nigeria | Campaign partner | University partnership; campaign laboratory and egg supply. |
| Freetown, Sierra Leone | Planned | Regional node under discussion. |
| Bamako, Mali | Planned | Regional node under discussion. |
| Oakland, California | Parent | Avril Biopharma: platform, design and intellectual property. |
| Your country | Open | A node inherits the storefront, the pricing engine and the method library on day one. |
What the nodes share
- The Design Studio and its pricing engine
- Validated construct and method libraries
- Analytical and QC procedures
- Multi-currency payment and invoicing
- Overflow production capacity between nodes
- Training curricula and credentials
What stays local
- Ownership and governance
- The national regulator relationship
- Pricing, currency and payment rails
- Catalogue and service mix
- Staff, facility and accreditation
- Customer relationships and data
Why this page exists. A distributed network is a credibility asset with government and institutional buyers: the capability does not evaporate if one facility fails. It is also the commercial argument for the shared platform: a new node inherits a working storefront, a pricing engine and a method library on day one.