- Applicants must have an academic background or five years of experience in aquatic organism health management, aquaculture, microbiology, or informatics.
- Applicants must be nationals and residents of an African country.
- Applicants must be available for the entire duration of the training.
Training of African Scientists on Antimicrobial Resistance
UNESCO, in collaboration with Nitte University and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, offers a hands-on training course on antimicrobial resistance (AMR) from November 18-22, 2024. This course aims to equip two African scientists with essential skills to combat AMR, a significant threat to global health. UNESCO supports scientific advancement through various programs, including STEM education and international workshops, fostering a thriving scientific community.
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria for the Training of African Scientists on Antimicrobial Resistance are:
Benefits
The benefits of the Training of African Scientists on Antimicrobial Resistance are:
- Participants gain essential skills to combat antimicrobial resistance.
- The course enhances scientific capacity and fosters global health solutions.
- Participants receive hands-on training at a renowned FAO Reference Center.
Application process
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