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IFEH Academic World Conference on Environmental Health 2019
Kampala, Uganda, 9 - 11 April 2019


The 3rd IFEH Academic World Conference on Envornmental Heath which was run in conjunction with the 16th Makerere University Environmental Health Students' Association (MUEHSA) Scientific Conference was kindly hosted by:
Makerere University School of Publich Health

The Conference was a great succes.

Look up the Statement on the 3rd IFEH World Academic Conference 2019 prepared by MUEHSA Uganda:
Statement on the Kampala Conference

Look up the article in regard to the Conference

Conference website: https://ifehmuehsa2019.musph.ac.ug

Look up the Conference Poster

About the Conference, titled:
Environmental Health: a cornerstone to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals

Environmental health is concerned with assessing environmental agents (physical, chemical and biological) that affect human health. Today, 23% of all global deaths are linked to the environment, which is roughly 12.6 million deaths a year. Health and the environment are centrally positioned within the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with SDG 3 to ensure healthy lives and promote wellbeing for all ages, and SDG 6 to ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all. A number of health and environment related indicators are present in the other 10 of the 17 goals. Moreover, there are 28 health and environment related targets with a total of 47 health-related indicators in the 11 SDG goals.

Group Photo Kampala - Look up larger photo
Conference Group Photo - Kampala April 2019

Objectives of the Congress
The aim of the 3rd International Federation of Environmental Health (IFEH) Academic and 16th Makerere University Environmental Health Students' Association (MUEHSA) Scientific Conference held from 9th to 11th April 2019 at Hotel Africana in Kampala, Uganda was to bring together various stakeholders from around the world to stimulate multidisciplinary and multisectoral collaboration in environmental health central to achievement of the SDGs.

Participants
The conference engaged academia, researchers, policy makers, practitioners, students and local communities from the 4 regions of the IFEH (Africa, Americas, Asia and Pacific, and Europe). Through the diverse group attending the conference, participants were able to deliberate on environmental health interventions relevant for attainment of the SDGs.

Sponsor
IFEH are grateful to Neil Grinwis and John Dodson the principals of
Hedgerow Software Ltd for their on-going commitment and dedication to global environmental health through their help in supporting members from low-income countries to attend IFEH Council meetings and thereby attending the IFEH Academic World Conference 2019.

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