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E-learning
English
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Type: Course
Duration: 2 Hours
Fee: 0.00 USD
Event Focal Point Email: globalhealth@unitar.org
Programme Area: Other

The road map for neglected tropical diseases 2021-2030 aims at guiding the global NTD community toward the achievement of the overarching, cross-cutting and disease-specific targets set for 2030.

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E-learning
French
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Type: Course
Duration: 16 Hours
Fee: 0.00 USD
Event Focal Point Email: elearning.ptp@unitar.org
Programme Area: Peacekeeping

Le Conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies a adopté à l’unanimité la Résolution 2250 sur la jeunesse, la paix et la sécurité le 9 décembre 2015. Cette résolution historique reconnaît les contributions positives des personnes jeunes à la paix et à la sécurité internationales.

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E-learning
English
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Type: Course
Duration: 3 Hours
Fee: 0.00 USD
Event Focal Point Email: globalhealth@unitar.org
Programme Area: Other

This course builds upon the WHO guidance and adapted introductory online course Ethics and Governance of Artificial

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E-learning
English
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Type: Course
Duration: 4 Hours
Fee: 0.00 USD
Event Focal Point Email: globalhealth@unitar.org
Programme Area: Other

Artificial intelligence (AI) has enormous potential for improving health outcomes and helping countries achieve universal health coverage. However, for AI to have a beneficial impact on people’s health, ethical considerations and human rights must be placed at the centre of its design, development and use.  

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E-learning
Chinese
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Type: Course
Duration: 2 Hours
Fee: 0.00 USD
Event Focal Point Email: globalhealth@unitar.org
Programme Area: Other

内脏利什曼病(VL)也被称为黑热病,如不及时开展治疗会有超过95%的患者有生命危险。其特征为不规律发热、体重减轻、脾肝肿大和贫血。东非目前报告的VL病例数量是全球最高的。 

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E-learning
English
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Type: Course
Duration: 4 Hours
Fee: 0.00 USD
Event Focal Point Email: globalhealth@unitar.org
Programme Area: Other

All health workers would benefit from gaining knowledge and skills to protect individuals and communities from air pollution exposure. This course examines the main health impacts of air pollution and which roles health workers can play to protect and promote people’s health.

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E-learning
English
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Type: Course
Duration: 2 Months
Fee: 0.00 USD
Event Focal Point Email: disaster@unitar.org
Programme Area: Local Development

The United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) has commissioned the development of guidelines on National Disaster Risk Assessment (NDRA) as part of its “Words into Action” initiative.

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E-learning
French
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Type: Course
Duration: 1 Hours
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Event Focal Point Email: globalhealth@unitar.org
Programme Area: Other

L'objectif de cette formation est de présenter les Bonnes pratiques de confiance réglementaire de l'OMS (GRelP) et de promouvoir l'utilisation d'approches fondées sur la confiance dans le cadre de la surveillance réglementaire des produits médicaux.

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E-learning
English
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Type: Course
Duration: 3 Hours
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Event Focal Point Email: globalhealth@unitar.org
Programme Area: Other

TB is a preventable and curable disease, yet it is a common cause of sickness and death in children and adolescents. Every year, more than one million children and young adolescents fall ill with TB. Young children are at increased risk of severe disease and death.

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E-learning
French
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Type: Course
Duration: 5 Hours
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Event Focal Point Email: globalhealth@unitar.org
Programme Area: Other

On estime qu'environ un quart de la population mondiale est infectée par les bacilles de l’espèce Mycobacterium tuberculosis ; la plupart de ces personnes ne sont ni malades ni infectieuses, mais peuvent néanmoins développer la tuberculose-maladie à l'avenir.