Refresher Courses
For many years, IHS has organised regional refresher courses addressed to its alumni thanks to the financial support provided by NUFFIC. The duration of these courses are usually 2 weeks and is organised annually in close cooperation with a local organisation that also benefits from the wealth of experience brought by IHS staff and IHS alumni.
The courses refresh previous issues and fine tune participants’ experience and knowledge with current international policy practices and new issues that have emerged since their participation in IHS courses. The courses are very interactive. Participants have the chance to present their experiences and often this generates a rapid assessment of what is going on regionally. It is an excellent opportunity for networking and for assessing the impact of their previous training at IHS.
In recent years courses have been offered in Ecuador, Zambia, Indonesia, India, Zimbabwe, Jordan, Egypt, China, Cuba, Peru, Ghana, Vietnam, Costa Rica If you belong to an Alumni association or if your organisation would like to host such a course, contact IHS.
The refresher courses is one of the sub-programmes of the Netherlands Fellowship Programme (NFP) and participants have to be NFP alumni to apply for a fellowship. Find out whether you are elegible to join a refresher course in your region in the list of eligibility criteria
Refresher Courses 2011
In 2011 IHS will be able organise 4 refresher coureses for IHS Alumni thanks to the financial support of Nuffic.
- Organizing Local Economic Development
South Africa , 17-28 October 2011
- Displacement and Resettlement: Policies, Methods and Tools to Prevent Impoverishment
Nigeria, 17-28 October 2011
- Bridging Borders – Integrated Strategic Planning for Cities and Regions
Egypt, 14-24 November 2011
- Reducing Vulnerability for Flooding and Landslides – Gender Responsive Adaptation Strategies in Times of Climate Change in the Andes Region
Ecuador, 21-30 November 2011
The deadlines to apply for any of these refresher courses in 2011 is 2 months prior to the starting date of the course.
