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Training & Skills transfer event in Port Harcourt Nigeria.
Research Translation a range of climate-health research translation
Through Arts and Science opportunities, priorities, and challenges to share
with the CAFÉ Community of Practice, meeting
Within the research community, research translation partners and participants, and NIH, to facilitate
is key to linking science with policy. However,
implementation may be hindered particularly in consideration of further actions in this arena. In
another research translation event, the E&HRU’s
resource-constrained settings. To address these
challenges, stakeholder engagement is critical. Persistent Toxic Substance Research Programme
The E&HRUs Climate Change and Health Research hosted a workshop that brought together
Programme team collaborated with the NIH- government officials, researchers, occupational
funded CAFÉ (based in the USA) and hosted a joint health experts, and industry leaders, all united
workshop. The objectives of the workshop included to tackle the growing concern of lead in artisanal
identifying the research translation opportunities aluminium cookware. This important gathering
and needs of climate-health researchers in Southern marked an important step towards a collaborative
African countries. The workshop culminated with approach to reducing lead exposure risks.
E&HRU hosting learners during the Generation Science job shadowing programme at the SAMRC.
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