WWD2011 Presentation – Diarmuid McClean, Health Adviser, Irish Aid
by globalhealth on Apr 4, 2011 in Presentations
Diarmuid McClean, Health Adviser, Irish...
WWD2011 Presentation – WASH: Private Sector Integration, by Kevin O’Callaghan, Medentech Ltd.
by globalhealth on Apr 4, 2011 in Presentations
Kevin O'Callaghan Medentech...
WWD2011 Presentation – Do we really need more research on sanitation? – by Oliver Cumming
by globalhealth on Apr 4, 2011 in Presentations
Oliver Cumming, Policy Manager for the SHARE Research Programme Consortium at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical...
WWD2011 Presentation – Getting WASH on the Policy Agenda – What do we need? Three Films, A Passion, and Analysis, by Connell Foley
by globalhealth on Apr 4, 2011 in Presentations
Connell Foley, Head of Strategy Advocacy and Learning, Concern...
WWD2011 Presentation – Water is Life: Amazzi Bulamu, by Dr. Brid Quilty
by globalhealth on Apr 4, 2011 in Presentations
Dr. Brid Quilty School of Biotechnology Dublin City University Health Dialogues: Dialogue on...
WWD2011 Opening: David Weakliam and Niall Roche
by globalhealth on Apr 4, 2011 in Presentations
Opening for Health Dialogue - Dialogue on Diarrhoea : Hygiene, Sanitation and Water: Forgotten Foundations of Health? This Health Dialogue was aimed at bringing key Irish and international stakeholders together to understand what are the issues for them and what they are or are proposing to do in order to address...
Let’s continue to lead by example – Ireland and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria
by globalhealth on Mar 16, 2011 in News
IFGH strongly encourages the Irish government to continue to lead by example by not suspending its funding and ensuring it meets its commitments to the Global...
UK multilateral Aid review just published
by globalhealth on Mar 7, 2011 in News
On 1 March 2011 UKÂ’s International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell announced the key outcomes of two aid reviews and set out the results that UK aid will deliver for the world's poorest people over the next four...