The International Health Regulations Strengthening Project is a UK Aid funded technical assistance project contributing to international efforts to improve global health security through increased compliance with the WHO International Health Regulations (2005).
This dedicated knowledge hub shares learning from the project on preventing, detecting and responding to public health emergencies through our triple mandate of:
1. Strengthening leadership | 2. Building technical capabilities | 3. Developing sustainable public health systems
Read about the SLMTA training in collaboration with the Ethiopian Public Health Institute Read more
Read about the Biosafety and Biosecurity training to university lecturers of medical laboratory science in collaboration with the Ethiopian Public Health Institute Read more
Read about the conducted a supportive supervision visit to the Namibian National FETP program with Africa CDC Read more
Read about the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) training workshop held with Africa CDC for East African Member States Read more
Read about the side event hosted by the IHR Strengthening Project and Africa CDC at the Conference for Public Health in Africa (CPHiA) 2022 Read more
Read about the ECOWAS Commission Validation workshop for the ECOWAS Regional One Health (OH) strategy and OH Coordination governance mechanisms in Cote D’Ivoire Read more
Upcoming eventsOnline course - Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance (Fleming Fund) |
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