The deadline for the 2012 Cambridge Aid for Health Simulation has been extended to Friday 18 November, 10am. This will be the first Aid for Health (A4H) Simulation in the UK. The simulation was piloted at Harvard University last year (2010), and was a tremendous success.
Delegates will simulate a high-level aid negotiation for health, using Botswana as the setting, taking on the roles of key players from organisations such as Botswana’s Ministry of Health, WHO, DFID, USAID, and others. Global Health leaders from these organisations will mentor their respective delegates. Aid 4 Health Delegates will also receive training in negotiation skills.
This a unique chance for students with an interest in global health or international relations to gain a deeper understanding of the real complexities of aid, from the organisations on the ground.
Read more about the simulation here, and download applications here.
The 2012 Cambridge Aid for Health Simulation is part of the Cambridge Global Health Year run by the Humanitarian Centre, Cambridge.
Contact Anne Radl with any questions: [email protected]