nnedpro-iane PAN-AFRICA regional
Network
The official launch event of the NNEdPro-IANE Pan-Africa Network was held in December 2020. Check out the agenda here. Headquartered in Nigeria, the Network also has representation from Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Uganda and Zimbabwe.
Key Aims
Strengthen the Nutrition workforce in the region through education and training opportunities
Enable positive interactions between the Nutrition workforce and other health professionals
Organise an Annual Regional Meeting to share and showcase examples of good practice
Steering Committee
Network Co-Lead
Network Co-Lead
Network Deputy Co-Lead
Members
Benin
Ulrich Kotomale
​
Cameroon
Lorin Bih
​
Ethiopia
Dia Sanou
Mekdes Tadesse Tufa
Meseret Girma
​
Ghana
Evelyn Payin
Prince Ishmael Dimah
Sulemana Musah
Umar Faruk Apord Karim
Kenya
Hannah Wanjiru Wokabi
Nimo Muthike
Stephen Ochieng Otieno
Timon Bati Onyango
Wanjiku Njuguna
Zadok Maingi
Malawi
Ida Chimbiya Kazunguza
Mayamiko Mako ndi
Stacia Nordin
Morocco
Asmaa El Hamdouchi
Azlaf Mehdi
Fatima-Ezzahra Zahrou
Imane El Harchaoui
Imane Menchawy Benjelloun
Issad Baddou
Kaoutar Benjeddou
Mohammed Amine Radouani
Saloua Labzizi
Mozambique
Alberto Banze
​
Nigeria
Abdulkadir Muhammad
Abioye Oladipupo
Betta Edu
Betty Egharevba
Margaret Akpana
Maureen Maduagwu
Muhammad Surajo
Olutayo Adeyemi​
​
Rwanda
Daniel Ngamije
James Humuza
Nicole Jabo
​
South Sudan
Laila Lokosang
Uganda
Vincent Micheal Kiberu
Zimbabwe
Bernard Chazovachii
Gibson Mhlanga
Handreas Njovo
Josiah Taru
Ruth Machaka
Tasiana K. Nyadzayo
Other Countries
Abdullah Mawas – UK
Andre Laperrière – Canada
Dionysia (Sissy) Lyra – UAE
Ingrid Fromm – Switzerland
Halima Jama – Canada
The Regional Networks are overseen by Advisory and Facilitation Panels.
morocco section
In collaboration with the Moroccan Ministry of Health and the British Council, NNEdPro received funding to build collaborations between early career nutrition researchers from both Morocco and the UK.
NNEdPro conducted a workshop in Rabat, Morocco to examine local nutrition research gaps and research capacity needs. The event brought together numerous researchers, government representatives and policy makers who worked to form a Nutrition Task Force with the ultimate goal to raise awareness of the nutrition research needs in Morocco and understand the central role of healthcare professionals in empowering and supporting local nutrition researchers.
The workshop has subsequently resulted in further funding from UNESCO that is currently being used to develop a digital nutrition education platform targeted at healthcare professionals.
Morocco Articles
Our Network in Morocco developed from our Scaling UP Nutrition capacity building initiative in April 2016. Read our article to learn more.