Building capacity
Our aim is to develop a diverse range of capabilities that empower our partners and others, providing them with new knowledge, skills, behaviours and attitudes that can be applied both during and beyond the Hub’s lifetime.
Capacity building is being achieved in many ways, including via staff exchanges between partners and countries, field-based workshops supported by online courses, and activities at stakeholder workshops and annual conferences.
AMR detection
Online learning
A Hub virtual learning environment, iHEN, which uses the Moodle platform, is key to our capacity-building work. This contains information resources and learning materials developed through the People & poultry and Disease dynamics research areas for partner learning and training. Some educational materials are being made available as open access resources.
A One Health approach will underpin all our capacity building work, which will address the following areas:
- Research, including the development of methodologies, research tools and data analysis, monitoring and evaluation, risk management, research communications and partnership working.
- Management, including project management, leadership skills and staff development.
- Reflection, including personal development profiles, specifically for younger researchers and monitoring progress
Our learning team
Ayona Silva-Fletcher
Veterinarian
Royal Veterinary CollegeRhiannon Prescott
Digital learning specialist
Royal Veterinary CollegeRajib Dasgupta
Social epidemiologist
Jawaharlal Nehru UniversityVasudevan Gowthaman
Avian pathology researcher and poultry veterinarian
Tamil Nadu Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (TANUVAS)Md. Ahasanul Hoque
Epidemiologist
Chattogram Veterinary and Animal Sciences University