Stronger Professional Capacity
Training, mentorship, knowledge exchange and pathways toward recognised professional certification.
BBAU brings together professionals, institutions and partners across Uganda to strengthen the safe, secure and responsible practice of the life sciences.
Human health. Animal health. Plant health. Wildlife. Environment. Research. Regulation. Security.
Discover BBAU →The Biosafety and Biosecurity Association of Uganda (BBAU) is a non-governmental, non-political and not-for-profit professional association.
We provide a national multisectoral forum for practitioners, policymakers, researchers, regulators, educators, communities, institutions and the private sector to share knowledge, strengthen professional practice and advance effective management of biological risks.
From laboratory biorisk management and emerging cyber-biosecurity risks to national policy for High Consequence Agents and Toxins, BBAU members contribute technical expertise and multisectoral collaboration that support Uganda's health security and scientific development.
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BBAU connects sectors and institutions around the shared challenge of biological risk.
BBAU creates space for professional development, collaboration, policy engagement and informed public participation.
Training, mentorship, knowledge exchange and pathways toward recognised professional certification.
Technical input into national policies, guidelines, standards and institutional biorisk management systems.
Connecting human, animal, plant, wildlife, water and environmental health with academia, research, communities, security and regulation.
Advocacy and public awareness that promote responsible science and practical biological risk reduction.
Represented within the BBAU network.
Capacity-building activities.
Contributions supporting safer practice.
Join Uganda's growing community of biosafety and biosecurity professionals. Connect with peers, strengthen your practice and contribute to safer science and stronger national health security.
Become a member ↗BBAU will convene policymakers, legislators, regulators, scientists, public health professionals, security agencies, academia and international partners to examine governance and legislative gaps emerging at the intersection of artificial intelligence, biotechnology and biological risk.
03 February 2027
09:00 EAT