News, events and stories from across the health partnership community. We would love to hear from you! If you have an idea for a piece or an account from a trip please contact our Communications Team: comms@thet.org
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5 March 2019
We are excited to announce the launch of our latest project which, with funding from the Fraxinus Trust....
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4 March 2019
I am ever hopeful that I’m doing my bit to help everyone see that gender ‘balance for better’ benefits everyone....
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4 March 2019
"Having a healthier and educated work force which women are part of is an asset to any country." Dr Thinn Hlaing, Myanmar Country Director...
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4 March 2019
It goes without saying that we need a gender-balanced world for the best outcomes in global health. ...
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20 February 2019
We are delighted to welcome Lord Nigel Crisp, independent crossbench member of the House of Lords and global health advocate, as our inaugural Patron....
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15 February 2019
The training THET provides creates a better platform for Somaliland to improve health in all aspects. ...
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14 February 2019
Somaliland has some of the world’s worst health indicators and a healthcare system beset by problems at the institutional and individual levels....
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13 February 2019
As with all teaching, I have learned more from organising and delivering some of the modules than many will have gained....
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11 February 2019
THET is pleased to announce that twelve successful health partnerships have been awarded funding through the Commonwealth Partnerships for AMS Scheme....
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11 January 2019
Our work in Ethiopia began in the early 1990s....
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10 January 2019
Dr Isioma Okolo volunteered in Uganda through a Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynecology (RCOG) Partnership and details her experience below. ...
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10 January 2019
Following the start of our 30th anniversary celebrations in December and his appointment as our first Patron we caught up with Lord Crisp....
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