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Urban Health (NCCR North-South)
Third-party funded project
Project title Urban Health (NCCR North-South)
Principal Investigator(s) Zinsstag, Jakob
Obrist van Eeuwijk, Brigit
Tanner, Marcel
Project Members Granado, Stefanie
Kablan, Cleopatre
Organisation / Research unit Departement Gesellschaftswissenschaften / Medizinethnologie (Obrist),
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH) / One Health (Zinsstag),
Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute (Swiss TPH) / Medical Anthropology (Obrist)
Project start 01.07.2006
Probable end 30.06.2010
Status Completed
Abstract

Theme 1: Determinants of vulnerability and resilience

Objective

Assess determinants of vulnerability and resilience in urban settings, pastoral zones, and rural-urban interfaces when addressing health, well being and environmental sanitation. Theme 2: Equity effective interventions to reduce disease burden

Objectives

- Identify and test key interventions for health, environmental sanitation and social systems that reduce health burden.
- Assess how these interventions govern equity-effectiveness, and hence contribute to poverty alleviation in the population studied.
- Assess the external validity and potential to generalize the tested interventions to comparable population groups.
Theme 3: Improved environmental sanitation

Objectives

- Identify determinants of improving environmental sanitation services in urban and peri-urban areas taking into account the dynamics of social systems
- Assess the potential to reduce vulnerability and increase resilience of urban and mobile poor populations through improved environmental sanitation services.
- Testing of alternative methods for improved environmental sanitation planning

Keywords Urbanization, nomadic pastoralists, health perception, molecular epidemiology, tuberculosis, health systems, sanitary engineering, research partnership, mitigating syndromes, global change, Côte d'Ivoire, Chad, Mauritania, Burkina Faso
Financed by Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF)
   

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