Africa CDC Launches Accreditation Framework to Boost Public Health Training Quality
The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has launched a new accreditation framework aimed at enhancing the quality and credibility of public health training across the continent. With 30% of its budget allocated to training, the organization is working to ensure that the education provided by Africa CDC and its partners meets high professional standards. This initiative is designed to bolster the skills and recognition of public health professionals, contributing to better health outcomes and disease control.
Originally reported by AllAfrica