Master Critical Health and Development Skills

Ongoing Training Program by AF Development Care

Program Overview
AF Development Care is thrilled to offer a customizable 3-hour training course designed for NGO, humanitarian, development, and relief professionals. These courses cover high-demand areas where international agencies such as WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA, UNDP, and others are actively seeking skilled professionals. Choose one specialized topic from the below list of critical global health and development areas to gain a deep understanding and practical skills. Each course includes evidence-based strategies, hands-on project management, and monitoring & evaluation (M&E) tools to empower you to excel in your career and drive global impact.

Why These Topics?
The topics below are in high demand by international agencies, addressing pressing global challenges in health, development, and sustainability. Mastering one of these areas will position you as a competitive candidate for roles with leading organizations and equip you with the expertise to contribute to transformative programs.

Training Topics
Select one of the following high-demand topics for your tailored 3-hour training:

1. Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR): Promote universal access to SRHR using rights-based approaches.
2. Reproductive Justice: Address systemic inequalities for equitable reproductive health access.
3. Maternal, Newborn, Child, and Adolescent Health (MNCAH): Reduce mortality with evidence-based interventions.
4. Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (ASRH): Design youth-focused SRH programs and education.
5. Health Policy and Advocacy: Influence sustainable and inclusive health policies.
6. Family Planning and Human Rights-Based Approaches: Advance rights-based family planning strategies.
7. Comprehensive Abortion Care and Post-Abortion Care: Deliver safe abortion care per global standards.
8. Reproductive Health in Humanitarian Settings: Provide SRH services in crisis settings.
9. Programme Management: Master project planning, implementation, and evaluation.
10. Sustainable Domestic Financing: Explore innovative financing for health programs.
11. Policy and Advocacy for SRHR: Secure funding and political commitment for SRHR.
12. International Health Regulations (IHR) Governance and Coordination: Strengthen global health security frameworks.
13. Human Resources for Health Capacity Building: Build health workforce capacity.
14. Political Economy Analysis for Health Programs: Analyze political and economic factors for effective interventions.
15. Impact of Climate Change on SRHR: Address climate change’s effects on SRHR.
16. Impact of Climate Change on Demographic Dividend/Transition: Understand climate impacts on population dynamics.
17. Social and Behavioral Change Communication (SBCC): Design impactful health promotion campaigns.
18. Networking, Advocacy, and Collaboration: Foster partnerships for health and development.
19. Proposal Development and Writing: Craft compelling proposals for donor funding.
20. Gender Equality and Women’s Empowerment (GEWE): Integrate GEWE into programs.
21. Demographic Dividend/Transition: Harness demographic changes for development.
22. Epidemiology for Public Health: Apply epidemiological principles to health interventions.
23. Climate Change and Health: Develop adaptation strategies for health impacts.
24. Civil Society Organization (CSO) Capacity Building: Strengthen CSOs for community-led development.
25. Population Dynamics: Analyze population trends for policy and programming.
26. Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Prevention and Response: Design programs to address GBV in development and humanitarian contexts.
27. Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS): Integrate mental health into health and humanitarian programs.
28. Health Systems Strengthening: Build resilient health systems for sustainable outcomes.
29. Digital Health and Technology: Leverage digital tools for health program delivery and monitoring.
30. Nutrition and Food Security: Address nutrition challenges in development and emergency settings.
31. Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH): Implement WASH programs for public health impact.
32. Disaster Risk Reduction and Health: Integrate health into disaster preparedness and response.
33. Migration and Health: Address health needs of migrant and refugee populations.
34. Universal Health Coverage (UHC): Advocate for and implement UHC principles.
35. Data-Driven Decision Making: Use data analytics for effective health and development programming.

Course Features

• Duration: 3 hours (live virtual session or self-paced with instructor support).
• Content: Tailored materials with practical tools, templates, and case studies for project management and M&E.
• Practical Tools: Customizable M&E frameworks, project planning templates, and advocacy toolkits specific to your topic.
• Certification: Earn a certificate from AF Development Care Professional, recognized by global development professionals.
• Who Should Attend: NGO professionals, humanitarian workers, policymakers, health practitioners, and development specialists seeking to meet international agency demands.

Learning Outcomes

• Gain a deep understanding of your chosen high-demand topic, tailored to your professional interests.
• Acquire practical skills to design, manage, and evaluate projects using evidence-based tools.
• Position yourself for competitive roles with international agencies seeking expertise in these critical areas.

Course Fee
Only USD 91 per participant for a 3-hour customized training session. Group discounts available for organizations.

Why Choose AF Development Care Professional?

• Expert Facilitators: Learn from experienced global health and development professionals.
• High-Demand Skills: Courses designed to meet the needs of international agencies.
• Practical Focus: Real-world M&E and project management tools tailored to your topic.
• Ongoing Program: Flexible scheduling with regular sessions.
• Global Standards: Content aligned with WHO, UN, and SDG frameworks.