ABOUT OUR JOINT LEARNING NETWORK
The Joint Learning Network facilitates learning and development for individual practitioners within WAPHF/FOASPS, to gain easily implementable knowledge and expertise to overcome the unique challenges in their region.
It is a vibrant community of West African health practitioners and experts working together to share experiences, facilitate peer-to-peer learning, develop practical knowledge products, and promote region-wide knowledge exchange.
The JLN is accessible to individual members in countries within WAPHF/FOASPS: Bénin Republic, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Liberia, Mail, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Togo
FEATURED COURSES
Browse our course library to find a selection of courses and knowledge products intentionally created to strengthen and expand the different health systems that operate in West Africa.
Financial Sustainability for Non-Profit Organizations
An Introduction to Advocacy: Training Guide
Coaching & Mentoring
TESTIMONIALS
Many West African healthcare practitioners have gained new knowledge and insights through the Joint Learning Network. Here’s what they have to say about their learning experience
Mireille Andrianarisoa
National Vice-President of AHPM and Owner of a Private Clinic.It was with great pleasure that I took part in the FOASPS training course on advocacy organised in Antsirabe, Madagascar. It was my first exposure to the subject, especially in terms of strategy. It was from this training that I was able to take a big step forward in the way we manage our association. I particularly appreciated the outdoor experience we had and the way the group work was organised. If I had to give an overall mark to this training course, it would be 18/20 to the FOAPS team.
Yadel Lydia Sandimanie
Executive Coordinator (HFL)My general impression of the FOASPs training on country federations was insightful and a great impactful learning experience for my role in HFL. One thing I took away from the course was how to collate information and compile a general report effectively.
Peter Egwuda
Programs Manager for the Healthcare Federation of NigeriaMy overall impression of the FOASPS training on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) tracking was quite positive. The training was comprehensive and provided valuable insights into the significance of KPIs in monitoring and evaluating performance. The instructors were knowledgeable and effectively conveyed the concepts and practical applications of KPIs. One key aspect I appreciated was the emphasis on aligning KPIs with organisational goals and objectives. This strategic approach to KPI development ensures that performance measurement is directly tied to the achievement of broader outcomes.
Become a Part of the Network/Start Learning Today
Browse our course directory to choose what would best improve your professional career as a healthcare practitioner in West Africa