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EAC-IOM Regional Stakeholders Baseline Study, Workshop on Migrants' Health & Migration of Health Workers in East Africa and 1st Meeting of the EAC Committee of Experts on Migration Health
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Start Date
2006
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End Date
2007
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Project Status
Completed
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Project Type
Health Promotion and Assist for Migrants
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Budget Amount (USD)
99703.00
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Coverage
Regional
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Year
2006
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IDF Region
Africa
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Projects ID
NB3-805
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Benefiting Member States
Kenya United Republic of Tanzania Uganda
The proposed baseline studies – preparatory to the Workshop and 1st Meeting of the EAC Committee of Experts on Migration Health – have as primary goal to provide policy makers, practitioners, and other stakeholders from government agencies, non-governmental organizations and academic institutions with a forum for an exchange of experiences to develop a better understanding on the dynamics involved in migrant’s health and migration of health workers in the EAC region.
By the end of the three-day workshop, participants and focal persons in the EAC Committee of Experts will have discussed opportunities and challenges that face migrants and mobile populations in the health sector, and the critical issue of migration of health workers, which includes a debate on ethics, legislations, policies and innovative ways of improving health service delivery and managing the migration of health workers. A report of the meeting will be published and made available to all participants and stakeholders.