CeNET

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Enriching and sharing with the Experts.

Are you a business person?
Do you work for an NGO?
Are you into manufacturing?

Are you interested in topics such as communications development and evaluation, attitude and image studies, brand development and equity, product development, consumer and employee opinion and attitude, client satisfaction, public policy development and program evaluation, to name a few.

Come join this training at only 150,000/= for the whole week
Limited slots available
Call or whatsap 0701257779

Learn how to run a simple business part time or full time, and earn weekly income of 2m, 5m 10m or even better. For details call 0702468184

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How might we build better employment opportunities and pathways for young people around the world? In the wake of a global economic crisis, rising youth unemployment has reached critical levels that demand our urgent attention. A startling number of 16 to 24 year-olds are facing unemployment, part-time employment or insecure, low-wage jobs. This situation increases instability and cripples econom…

Here is the link on the SBCC training, please follow it and get more details aboutthe training.

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CeNET was instigated in 2006 by multidisciplinary Specialists in Public Health, Nutrition, Technology, Agriculture, Epidemiology, Social Sciences, Gender, Health Economics, Statistics, Monitoring and Evaluation of Programs and Service Research. CeNET is built on the fact good health is a core aspect of livelihoods of people in Uganda, and that currently there are prominent gaps in knowledge, practices, attitudes and coverage (KAPC) of appropriate health behaviors in different communities throughout Uganda. CeNET is focused on addressing the prominent gaps in health, nutrition, gender and other socio-economic disparities for the betterment of lives and economic productivity of Ugandans especially the most vulnerable populations through provision of health promotion interventions.

The SBCC Training is scheduled to take place on 1st April 2013. For those whose applications were successful details of payment have been sent to your emails...Looking forward to your participation.

For those who want to build their capacity in Infant and Young Child Programming......http://www.nutritionworks.cornell.edu/UNICEF/home.cfm

SBCC TRAINING COMING UP.....1ST APRIL 2012...