Economic and Programmatic Implications for the Covid-19 Vaccine Roll Out in Africa
Economic and Programmatic Implications for the Covid-19 Vaccine Roll Out in Africa Thursday, October 28, 7:30 – 9:00am, Eastern … Read More
Extension of Deadline for Abstracts Submission
The African Health Economics & Policy Association (AfHEA) is extending the deadline for submission of individual abstracts for the upcoming March 2022 conference to October 31, 2021. The deadline for submission of proposals for organised sessions remains unchanged: October 31, 2021.
Call for Applications for Executive Director of AfHEA
The Board of Trustees of the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) hereby invites applications from qualified candidates to … Read More
Abstract Submission Zoom Webinar
This Webinar has already been held. Watch here: Abstracts Submission Webinar Recording – AfHEA 2022
Dear All,
AfHEA is hosting a webinar on the 2022 conference abstracts submissions.
The main objective of the webinar is to create awareness about the conference and discuss the questions potential participants may have about the conference. Specifically, the webinar seeks to:
Health Economics Association of Cameroon (HEAC) joins AfHEA as Institutional Member
Health Economics Association of Cameroon (HEAC) joins AfHEA as Institutional Member
The Health Economics Association of Cameroon (HEAC), which was formed in 2020, has recently joined the African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) as an institutional member. Leadership of the association noted that they see AfHEA as a mother organization and they were looking forward to be nurtured by AfHEA to grow and function effectively and deliver on its objectives. Dr Kinga Bertila leads the association as the Chairperson of HEAC. The Vice Chair is Dr Promise Aseh Muteh while the General Secretary is Dr Mercy A. Mbacham Tah-Monunde.
AfHEA information for HEAC
Health Economics Association of Cameroon (HEAC)
Association d’Economie de la Santé de Cameroun
About the Health Economics Association of Cameroon
The Health Economics Association of Cameroon (HEAC) is a bilingual (English and French), Non-Profit, Non-Governmental and Non-Partisan Association governed by Law No. 90/53 of 19th December 1990 governing the creation of associations in Cameroon. It was created in December 2020 and officially launched on the 15th of March 2021 in the headquarters in Bamenda, Cameroon. The overall mission of HEAC is to promote the activities of Health Economists in Cameroon through the promotion of efficient, effective and equitable use of health resources in Cameroon in particular and Africa and the World at large. Its membership includes over 50 Health Economics, and Health experts from Cameroon resident within and outside the continent.
Workshop Video Recording: Scientific Writing
Virtual Training and Mentoring Workshop on Scientific Writing for Early Career Researchers in Africa
Abstracts Submission Webinar Recording – AfHEA 2022
Abstracts Submission Webinar Recording.
AfHEA 2022 Conference Announcement and Call for Abstracts
The African Health Economics and Policy Association (AfHEA) is pleased to invite experts, analysts, practitioners and researchers in the relevant health fields to submit abstracts for the sixth Scientific Conference to be held in Kigali, Rwanda in March 2022. The exact dates will be announced in due course.
Due to the challenges posed by the covid-19 pandemic, the conference will adopt a hybrid format where some delegates will be onsite in Kigali, and others will join virtually.
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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).