The four-day certificate course is aimed at developing skills and capacities in methodological approaches and conceptual frames amenable to developing evidence-informed migration health policy and practice. A key feature of the programme is to learn from practical experiences of driving migration health research, programming and policy agendas at national, sub-national and sub-regional levels. Following a review of all applications, 22 participants from 12 countries in South Asia and South East Asia and 4 from the UK from across a range of sectors – humanitarian, civil society, academia, governmental/intergovernmental  –  were selected

In collaboration with: QMUL, IOM, HEAL/FMES, UNU-IIGH