Activities of NSPHI

The Network of Schools of Public Health in India (NSPHI) focuses on

Co-curriculum designing
Development of Competency Framework
Joint development and delivery of value-based concentration to develop specific competencies
Capacity building of public health educators and learners
Webinars, online sessions, countrywide classrooms
Accreditation of the programs
Sharing of educational material
Provision of academic credit exchange
Provision of internships Recognition of Adjunct/ Honorary faculty
Build quality assurance mechanisms for pedagogy, and student outcomes
Facilitate faculty and student exchange, support for examiners, etc.
Writing and publishing books for MPH programs in India

Development of courses for research capacity building
Capacity building through trainings, providing capacity building grants, seed grants and fellowships
Joint research proposals, Joint publications
To work with other global agencies/ global networks
Students’ joint research activities as a part of thesis or dissertation
Student participation in conventions, conferences, colloquiums etc., example ACIES at IIPH-Gandhinagar
Resource mobilization for conducting joint research

Students participation in NHM or National Health Programs for experiential learning
Network will work with national/ state agencies to generate evidence and improve quality of services
Advocacy on public health issues Advocacy for PHMC in state and central governments
Think tank support to agencies including government
Observation of health and related days

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Madeleine Albright
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Meghan Markle
Be of service. Whether you make yourself available to a friend or co-worker, or you make time every month to do volunteer work, there is nothing that harvests more of a feeling of empowerment than being of service to someone in need.
Gillian Anderson