Bye, bye SPHIP
The Support to Public Health Institutes Programme (SPHIP) started on 1 January 2015 and was supposed to last for five years until 31 December 2019. However, most projects approved under the SPHIP programme started later, and six...
The Support to Public Health Institutes Programme (SPHIP) started on 1 January 2015 and was supposed to last for five years until 31 December 2019. However, most projects approved under the SPHIP programme started later, and six...
These commitments are promising steps. As a movement, we have decided to hold leaders and ourselves accountable for action because it is now obvious to us that #HealthForAll could be a reality but what we cannot afford is to have...
The Support to Public Health Institutes Programme (SPHIP), financed by the European Union, aims to build capacities of researchers and research institutes to perform health research and to contribute to policy development(see box)...
La 4ème session de ce dispositif se déroulera à partir du 3 février 2020 (à noter les 3 parcours débutent à la même date – pour une durée de 5 semaines). Les inscriptions se font en ligne du 2 décembre 2019 au 24 janvier 2020...
The LaoTPHI and friends dedicated this year’s forum to quality of health services. The H.E. Mr Léon Faber highlighted the achievements of the LEARN partners in his opening speech. He stated: “Over the last 4 ½ years, there have...
SPHIP has just launched its bimonthly newsletter for October 2019. As usual, SPHIP projects are very active in different array of activities. Click here to read the news
We will be meeting in Rome at a critical time for our planet. Global temperatures lie far beyond historical records and threats to food and water supply, poverty and inequalities are leading to mass migration and conflict...
The Local Climate Adaptive Living (LoCAL) facility’s latest report summarizes the activities and results from the first period of the programmes global expansion (2014-2018) in Africa, Asia and the Pacific. Drawing on a range of...
Objectives of RAISE The primary objectives of the RAISE initiative are to: • Advance the science on the adaptation and implementation of health systems guidelines in LMICs, including contextualised and policy-relevant research...
UNCDF supports the Government of Tanzania, through the President’s Office – Regional Administration and Local Government (PO-RALG), to promote climate change resilient communities and local economies and by establishing a standard...