Dear Colleagues,
The Health Systems Global Thematic Working Group on Fragile and Conflict Affected Settings (HSG TWG - FCAS) invites you to the webinar “post-COVID health systems recovery: Working across the humanitarian-development-peace nexus”
Date: 14th April 2022 Time: 2:00 pm Timezone: CEST
Link for more details and registration: https://healthsystemsglobal.org/event/post-covid-health-systems-recovery...
About TWG-FCAS
The Health Systems in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Settings Thematic Working Group (TWG-FCAS) is one of the 10 Thematic Working Groups (TWG) under Health Systems Global and draws upon the breadth of experience of key actors in health in fragile and conflict-affected settings and promotes research, policy, and advocacy actions to contribute to the development and implementation of responsive and context-specific health systems.
Healthcare in fragile settings remains a challenge, with poor performance on many health-related goals. But little evidence exists on appropriate approaches for health systems strengthening in such settings. The TWG FCAS is an active group of more than 1000 members that aims to connect and engage researchers, policymakers, donors, practitioners, health managers and providers, educators, civil society, private sector, and beneficiaries to advance the field of HSPR in FCAS.
More details about TWG-FCAS Link
Kind regards,
Enock Musungwini (Mr)
MPH (LSHTM, UK); MBA; BSc Hons & Dipl in Nurs ScieAlternative Email : emusungwini54@gmail.comMobile: +263773345287 | Skype: Enomark1| Twitter - Enomark1979
Independent Health and Management Consultant- Comms Coordinator - Health Systems Global TWG - Fragile & Conflict Affected States - Steering Committee member - INGSA Africa- Reference Group Committee member - Africa Evidence Network, SA
- Alumni Ambassador - London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine- Country Representative - Health Information For All (HIFA)- Member - Royal Society for Tropical Medicine and Hygiene
- Chevening Alumni (2018/19)
- Member - International Society for Substance Use Professionals
- Member - African Disability Research Alliance
"It is not what your country can do for you, but what you can do for your country"
HIFA profile: Enock Musungwini is a public health and policy specialist, health management consultant and development practitioner with more than 20 years working experience covering broad public health, disability, health systems strengthening, VMMC, sexual and reproductive health, family planning, health insurance and health regulation and compliancy. He holds an MSc Public Health degree from London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), UK, Masters in Business Administration, BSc Hons Psychology, Diploma in Nursing Science and Postgraduate Certificate in Health Management and Leadership. Works as an Independent Health and Management Consultant covering Zimbabwe and the UK. Currently sits on the Reference Group committee of Africa Evidence Network, is a member of the Steering committee for INGSA Africa and an Alumni Ambassador for London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. He previously served on the World Health Organisation Zimbabwe WISN Steering committee (2014-15) and Zim-SADC Parliamentary forum Technical Working group on Gender and Family planning (2016-17). Enock is a member of the Royal Society for Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Development Practitioners Network of Zimbabwe, and Africa Disability Research Alliance. During his studies in the UK, Enock served as Student Ambassador for Royal Society for Tropical and Hygiene and LSHTM (2018-19). He received the LSHTM Amanda Jaclyn Berger price for his MSc research, JCI Zimbabwe 2019 Ten Outstanding Young Persons in Zimbabwe in Personal Improvement category, Zimbabwe Achievers Awards UK Chairman’s award and British Foreign and Commonwealth Chevening Volunteers Gold award (2019) and is a Chevening Alumni. He is a HIFA Country Representative for Zimbabwe. https://www.hifa.org/support/members/enock He can be reached at emusungwini@yahoo.co.uk
