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Applications Invited - Postulez dès maintenant: IPHU course in Dakar, Senegal (Jan-Feb 2011)

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The International People's Health University (IPHU) of the People's Health Movement (PHM)
Jointly with Human Action for Integrated Development in Senegal (AHDIS) and Forum des Alternatives Maroc (FMAS)

are pleased to announce

THE STRUGGLE FOR HEALTH

a short course for young health activists, scheduled in Dakar, Senegal From 30 January to 11 February 2011 including participation in the World Social Forum (WSF) from 6 to 11 Feb. 2011)

The course will be conducted in French and English with simultaneous translation.

A limited number of scholarships for travel and/or accommodation will be available for qualified applicants.Priority will be given to qualified applicants from Senegal, other West African French-speaking countries and Maghreb region.

APPLICATIONS INVITED
Application deadline: 19 December 2010

Online application available
in English at: http://www.iphu.org/en/dakar/application
in French at: http://www.iphu.org/fr/dakar/application

Encourage young health activists to apply now!

Further details at:
http://www.iphu.org/en/dakar/announce

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L'Université Internationale pour la Santé des Peuples (IPHU) du Mouvement Populaire pour la Santé (MPS)
avec
Action Humaine pour le Développement Intégré au Sénégal (AHDIS) et Forum des Alternatives Maroc (FMAS)

annoncent

LA LUTTE POUR LA SANTE

une session de formation pratique pour les acteurs dans le domaine de la santé
du 30 janvier au 11 février 2011
à Dakar, Sénégal
avec la participation au Forum Social (WSF) du 6 au 11 février 2011

Les cours seront donnés en français et en anglais. La traduction instantanée sera disponible.

MPS-IPHU attribue un nombre limité de bourses d’étude qui pourraient couvrir les frais de voyage et/ ou de séjour des candidats qualifiés.
La priorité sera donnée aux candidats qualifiés du Sénégal et des autres pays ouest-africains d'expression française ainsi qu'au Magreb.

Postulez dès maintenant!
Dernier délai pour recevoir les formulaires de participation : 19 décembre 2010

Postulez en ligne en remplissant le formulaire de participation
en français à: www.iphu.org/fr/dakar/application
et en anglais à: www.iphu.org/en/dakar/application

Plus de détails à
www.iphu.org/fr/dakar/announce

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