Upcoming Events
Securing the future of population-based healthhousehold
surveys in Africa
CESMEL Health is convening a forward-looking, solutions-oriented webinar to spark a new conversation about the future of African population-based national health household surveys (NHHS).
As longstanding U.S. funding that supported flagship surveys like DHS, MIS, and MICS winds down, the continent stands at a crossroads: continue a legacy of external dependence or embrace the challenge of reimagining a new model rooted in regional ownership, innovation, and sustainability.
This dialogue will bring together global health leaders, researchers, statisticians, policymakers, and innovators to rethink African survey implementation—not simply as a technical exercise but as a strategic pathway to data sovereignty, national resilience, and evidence-led policymaking.
Securing the future of population-based healthhousehold surveys in Africa
CESMEL Health is convening a forward-looking, solutions-oriented webinar to spark a new conversation about the future of African population-based national health household surveys (NHHS).
As longstanding U.S. funding that supported flagship surveys like DHS, MIS, and MICS winds down, the continent stands at a crossroads: continue a legacy of external dependence or embrace the challenge of reimagining a new model rooted in regional ownership, innovation, and sustainability.
This dialogue will bring together global health leaders, researchers, statisticians, policymakers, and innovators to rethink African survey implementation—not simply as a technical exercise but as a strategic pathway to data sovereignty, national resilience, and evidence-led policymaking.
POSTPONED
Clinical Research Overview with focus on Clinical Laboratory Readiness in the Context of Health Emergencies
CESMEL Health and Center for Research in Therapeutic Science (CREATES) are offering a two-week training program in Nairobi, Kenya, from February 17-28, 2025, focused on enhancing clinical research and laboratory readiness in health emergencies. The course emphasizes the One Health approach, linking human, animal, and environmental health. Participants will learn Good Clinical Laboratory Practice (GCLP) standards and engage in hands-on simulations to prepare for emergency situations. Targeting health professionals and researchers, the program aims to empower participants with essential skills for conducting responsible clinical research and improving healthcare responses during crises.
Commencement Date:
March 24th – April 4th 2025
Registration Deadline:
March 1st 2025
Registration Fee:
USD 3,899
Deadline for payment:
March 1st 2025
POSTPONED
Surveillance, Monitoring,Evaluation and Learning in Public Health Emergency Context
CESMEL Health is offering a two-week intensive training workshop in Nairobi, Kenya, from February 17-28, 2025, focused on Surveillance, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (SMEL) in health emergency contexts. The program targets health professionals and aims to equip participants with skills in data resilience, real-time decision-making, advanced technology integration, and community-centered approaches. Participants will learn to use cutting-edge tools like AI and data science to improve health emergency responses, with hands-on simulations and a six-month mentorship program following the workshop.
Commencement Date:
March 24th – April 4th 2025
Registration Deadline:
March 1st 2025
Registration Fee:
USD 3,899
Deadline for payment:
March 1st 2025
POSTPONED
Surveillance, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning in Public Health Emergency Context
CESMEL Health is offering a two-week intensive training workshop in Nairobi, Kenya, from February 17-28, 2025, focused on Surveillance, Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning (SMEL) in health emergency contexts. The program targets health professionals and aims to equip participants with skills in data resilience, real-time decision-making, advanced technology integration, and community-centered approaches. Participants will learn to use cutting-edge tools like AI and data science to improve health emergency responses, with hands-on simulations and a six-month mentorship program following the workshop.
Commencement Date:
March 24th – April 4th 2025
Registration Deadline:
March 1st 2025
Registration Fee:
USD 3,899
Deadline for payment:
March 1st 2025
POSTPONED
Surveillance, suivi, évaluation et apprentissage dans le contexte des urgences en santé publique
CESMEL Health propose un atelier de formation intensive de deux semaines à Dakar, au Sénégal, du 10 au 21 mars 2025, axé sur la Surveillance, Suivi, Evaluation et Apprentissage dans le contexte des urgences en santé publique. Le programme cible les professionnels de la santé et vise à doter les participants de compétences en matière de résilience des systèmes de données, de prise de décision en temps réel, d’intégration des nouvelles technologies et d’approches centrées sur la communauté. Les participants apprendront à utiliser des outils de pointe comme l’intelligence artificielle et la science des données pour améliorer les réponses aux urgences sanitaires, avec des cas pratiques et un programme de mentorat de six mois après l’atelier.
Dates de la formation:
10 – 21 mars 2025
Date limite d’inscription:
15 janvier 2025
Frais d’inscription:
USD 3,899
Date limite pour le paiement:
15 févier 2025