Sudan
The vision of the Sudan SIG is to improve health and reduce ill health and the inequality gap through raising the profile of public health in Sudan with a clear focus on prevention and sustainable development.
Objectives
1. Foster capacity building and knowledge transfer between the UK, Sudan and internationally
2. Raise the profile of public health training as a foundation for sustainable development in Sudan and other countries
3. Advocate for embedding public health principles and multidisciplinary working in clinical, nursing and allied health professionals
4. Champion the agenda of embedding health in all polices and focus on improving the wider determinants of health
5. Improve system leadership and system thinking as a tool to ensure achieving sustainable development
6. Support evidence based decision making and operational research
A summary of the group’s achievements over the last two years can be found here.
The Sudan Special Interest Group is chaired by Mayada Abuaffan (mayada.abuaffan@dudley.gov.uk) and reports to the Faculty's Global Health Committee.
Join the Sudan SIG
FPH members can join this SIG by logging into their FPH members’ portal account, selecting the ‘Committees/SIGs’ button and choosing the correct SIG. You will then be asked to provide a few details, following which your application will be automatically approved. Further details on FPH membership are available here.
Webinar recordings
This webinar addressed the following topics:
- Defining conflict through a public health lens
- Examples of public health work in the context of conflict
- Does public health have a role for peace or conflict prevention?
This event was jointly organised by the FPH Yemen, Sudan, and Global Violence Prevention SIGs. It took place on 8 April 2024 as part of series of learning webinars during Global Public Health Week.