- Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability
- Educational Quality and Assessment
- Fisheries, Aquaculture & Marine Ecosystems
- Geoscience, Energy and Maritime
- Land Resources Division
- Public Health Division
- Regional Rights Resource Team
- Social Development Program
- Statistics for Development Division
- Special Projects
Pacific Islands Orthopaedic Association (PIOA) Paediatric, Infection Management Module
PIOA ongoing postgraduate training for PICTs. 2 modules undertaken in Samoa over a 2 week period. Attaching supporting docs on brief concept in letters. SPC is supporting 13 candidates from 5 PICTs - American Samoa, Cook Islands, Fiji, PNG, Samoa, and Solomon Islands.
This meeting is funded by DFAT.
PACMOSSI Regional Training Workshop
The training will bring together managers and operational staff of vector surveillance and control programs of all 22 PICTs for a face to face training in mosquito trapping, specimen preparation and species identification with aim of equipping them with skills and knowledge to undertake mosquito surveys and mapping.
The meeting is funded by DFAT abd RY
PDGAE Biostatistics, Data Management and Analysis training
The Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Epidemiology(PGDAE) course is the second tier (Intermediate Level) of the 3-tier SHIP-DDM capacity development program and is accredited by the Fiji National University. This training has been made possible with funding support from AFD, EU and DFAT.
24th PPHSN Coordinating Body Meeting
The key objective of the meeting is to review, discuss and make recommendations about PPHSN services to the Pacific Heads of Health. This meeting is funded through AFD.
Tonga One Health and Vector-borne Diseases Workshop
The One Health approach relies on the interdependency of human, animal and environmental health. Zoonotic disease surveillance, management and control are better managed using a cross-sector, transdisciplinary approach. Of particular interest, the emergence of vector-borne zoonotic diseases in relation to climate change is better handled with a One Health approach: the human and financial cost of outbreaks may be reduced if detected in vectors, wildlife or livestock first.
Training for shipping infectious substances
Dangerous Goods Training designed for medical laboratory personnel on 'General awareness, function specific and security awareness for shipping infectious substances (Category A & B), and other related hazardous materials'.
This course qualifies medical laboratory personnel to handle and process dangerous goods (e.g. biological samples) for carriage by air for a 24-month period.
Training provided by the Pacific Community (SPC) in accordance with the 60th Edition of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations.