Projects with Modals

TRAINING AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT

The growing evidence indicates that improving the productivity, engagement, and performance of health workers can enhance care outcomes. This was the shared vision of the 14 members of the Academic Alliance in Africa when they launched the Training and Capacity Development Programme in 2002. They aimed to enhance and maintain the competence of healthcare workers to enable them to provide top-quality prevention and management of HIV and other infectious diseases in Africa.

Courses

Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) | 10th – 14th June 2024

This five-day practical course is designed to equip individuals with the skills to capture, store, manipulate, analyse, manage, and present all types of geographically referenced data. GIS is fundamental in the creation and use of maps and charts to reveal relationships, patterns, clusters/hotspots, and trends for project indicators in a way that is easy to understand and share.

Tuition: UGX. 1,000,000 OR USD.278

As a GIS course participant, you will be able to:

  • Understand how geography affects your sector e.g. public health.
  • Obtain and transfer information from spatial data technologies into databases appropriate for mapping.
  • Utilize a geographic information system to map and spatially integrate databases related to your sector.
  • Analyse maps using tools from the field of spatial statistics to describe and interpret distribution of specific outcomes in a population.
  • Design and implement spatial analysis to addressing challenges in your sector.

Focus Areas

  1. Introduction to GIS
  2. Spatial data – types and analysis
  3. Maps – creation, scales, design, production and publishing
  4. Hotspots and cluster mapping
  5. GIS practical scenarios

Eligibility

  • Public health workers
  • Project managers
  • M&E specialists
  • Data managers
  • Data officers
  • Researchers
  • Technical specialists

Click here to access course application form

Ian Tumwebaze
Email: itumwebaze@idi.co.ug, Phone: +256 (0) 781 580 060; |Toll-free: 0800 200055