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 work being designed to deliver a bespoke learning intervention for the Admin/HR personal at NCDC Read more
Read about the 2nd Annual Meeting of the Regional Network of Reference Laboratories of Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Member Countries Read more
Read about the Method Verification Training in Zambia Read more
Read about the introduction of the DHIS-2 mobile phone application for improved IDSR in Pakistan Read more
Read about the Fourth Annual Disease Surveillance Review Meeting (ADSRM) in Nigeria Read more
Read about the Radiation, Chemical and Environmental (RCE) hazards team's first capacity building mission to Zambia via the Field Epidemiology Training Programme Read more
Read about our partnership with Africa CDC as they celebrate their 5 year anniversary Read more
Upcoming eventsOnline course - Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance (Fleming Fund) |
Related programmes
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Nigeria Centre for Disease Control | Peer reviewed |
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Nigeria Centre for Disease Control | Peer reviewed |
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NIGERIA The Writeshop: Improved Academic Writing Skills for IHR Strengthening
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AFRICA CDC / AFRICAN UNION |
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AFRICA AND ASIA London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Executive Leadership Programme |
