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Developing a health and human rights training program for french speaking Africa: lessons learned, from needs assessment to a pilot program

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2009

Abstract

The importance of human rights education has widely been recognized as one of the strategies for their protection and promotion of health. Yet training programs have not always taken into account neither local needs, nor public health relevance, nor pedagogical efficacy.The objectives of our study were to assess, in a participative way, educational needs in the field of health and human rights among potential trainees in six French-speaking African countries and to test the feasibility of a training program through a pilot test. Ultimately the project aims to implement a health and human rights training program most appropriate to the African context.

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CHASTONAY, Philippe et al. Developing a health and human rights training program for french speaking Africa: lessons learned, from needs assessment to a pilot program. In: BMC international health and human rights, 2009, vol. 9, p. 19. doi: 10.1186/1472-698X-9-19

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1472-698X
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