Centre of Excellence for Sustainable Health (CESH) has launched a new website
Karolinska Institutet and Makerere University in Uganda have been working together for over 20 years. In 2021 they established a Centre based on their strong partnership to bring people together, recognize their health challenges and mobilize actions towards well-being. Today the Centre provides tools, resources and training programs for researchers, students, professionals and policy makers globally.
Showcasing the Center's continuous development, their communication team has developed a new website that has a more user-friendly design, improved accessibility, search optimisation, social media integration, and simple navigation to allow target audience to find exactly what they need.
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Impact of the Centre
The Centre was established in 2021 based on experience and holistic perspective of health. Since then the Centre has made significant contributions to research and cultivated impactful partnerships across various educational and training programs:
- Midwize program has improved maternal and child health, and contributed to higher satisfaction with care among women, and better medical outcomes
- SDGCap capacity-building program has united local and national stakeholders to focus on sustainable development and health. The program has contributed to positive changes through implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions, increasing gender equality, and promoting multisectoral collaboration
- MISH leadership program has been successfully delivered to managers in the health care sector in Sub-Saharan African countries
- The Centre has developed Tools for Action that are successfully used in many different countries
- The Centre has contributed to important research results in children's health, sexual and reproductive health and rights, non-communicable diseases, climate change and health
Film about CESH
Watch the film below to learn more about the importance and impact of this collaboration.