African Health Economics and Policy Association |
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Association Africaine d'Economie et Politique de la Santé |
Dear Colleagues,
Choose from 18 short-term courses during June 6–18, 2022. Both online and in-person courses are available. The Department of International Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health is hosting a Health Systems Summer Institute. The Institute is a great opportunity for early- to mid-career public health professionals to expand their skill sets and improve job performance.
The African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) is a bilingual (English and French) non-political and non-profit-making association inaugurated in March 2009 with headquarters in Accra, Ghana. The overall mission of AfHEA is to contribute to the promotion and strengthening of the use of health economics and health policy analysis in achieving equitable and efficient health systems and improved health outcomes in Africa, especially for the most vulnerable populations. Its membership includes over 350 health economics, financing and policy experts from African countries residing within and outside the continent (www.afhea.org).
NB. An advanced university degree (Master’s or higher) in health economics or in Public Health with a focus on health economics or health financing, or an advanced degree in economics or financing with a focus on Health Systems Strengthening and/or other related field is required.
August 27, 2020
The African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) is a bilingual (English and French) non-political and non-profit-making association inaugurated in March 2009 with headquarters in Accra, Ghana. The overall mission of AfHEA is to contribute to the promotion and strengthening of the use of health economics and health policy analysis in achieving equitable and efficient health systems and improved health outcomes in Africa, especially for the most vulnerable populations. Its membership includes over 300 health economics, financing and policy experts from African countries residing within and outside the continent (www.afhea.org)
TECHNICAL ADVISOR (Priceless SA)
(Johannesburg, South Africa)
PRICELESS SA, (www.pricelesssa.ac.za) based at Wits University School of Public Health in Johannesburg, is a programme to enable smart decisions about health investments in South Africa. The intent is to provide information that will improve the way in which resources are allocated and priorities are set to improve public health. PRICELESS SA is a core partner of iDSI, leading on activities within South Africa and within Sub-Saharan Africa.
Full Ordinary Membership Renewable yearly. (AfHEA's fiscal year is JULY-JUNE)
Note: Payment includes one-time admin fee ($20) and a year's membership fee ($80). An additional $6 is charged for online payment processing. For Renewals, Click Here
Full time students and U18s Renewable yearly.(AfHEA's fiscal year is JULY-JUNE)
Note: Payment includes one-time admin fee ($20) and a year's membership fee ($50). An additional $6 is charged for online payment processing. For Renewals, Click Here
Associate membership is open to all who share AfHEA’s objectives or wish to help advance them but cannot become full ordinary members. Renewable yearly. (AfHEA's fiscal year is JULY-JUNE)
Note: Payment includes one-time admin fee ($20) and a year's membership fee ($80). An additional $6 is charged for online payment processing. For Renewals, Click Here
Institutional Membership is open to institutions working in the health sector of Africa or involved in training students in the relevant fields. Renewable yearly.(AfHEA's fiscal year is JULY-JUNE)