This page links to sites that provide training materials in Global Health-related areas, aimed particularly at health professionals and students in the developing world.

As part of its development of training and service programs, the Division of International Health develops training materials and adapts suitable materials from other Centers for Disease Control & Prevention sources.
For example one can access self-paced training tutorials that provide interactive instruction, allowing individuals to concentrate on a single learning objective and provide learners with in-depth descriptions of the subject and an opportunity to practice the skills learned through a series of interactive components and examples.
The target audience is primarily public health employees and trainees of field epidemiology training programs.
Click here for more detailed information or e-mail jav5@cdc.gov

Members of The Network: TUFH Women and Health Taskforce have developed a series of training modules on topics ranging from violence against women and contraceptive practices to adolescent health and unwanted pregnancy/unsafe abortion. These women’s health modules, along with others still in development, make up the Women and Health Learning Package (WHLP), a free e-learning resource for use by educators, health providers and health sciences students (particularly medical and nursing students) in developing countries.
The first edition of the WHLP (revised January 2005) is available for free download here.
Institutions that are unable to download copies of the WHLP may request a free copy on CD-ROM (including free postal shipping) by contacting GHETS, 8 North Main Street, Suite 404, Attleboro, MA 02703, USA, Telephone: +1-508-226-5091 extension 15; Fax: +1-508-448-8346; Email: info@ghets.org

People's Movement for Human Rights Education (PDHRE) has produced 8 training videos for learning about CEDAW and its relevance to women's daily lives.
The video series and accompanying manual are available in English, French, and Spanish. Cost of the video and manual ($35.00) includes shipping costs. Free copies are available for organisations and communities in developing countries.
The manual was prepared as a guideline for the training of trainers who are expected to adopt it to their own national and local needs and introduce CEDAW across their societies, with a special emphasis on the community level.
The Series and the Manual were produced with the support of the Austrian Government and the Vienna Institute for Development and Cooperation in collaboration with women human rights groups and film makers in Argentina, USA, Senegal and Tanzania.
For more information click here or contact:
PDHRE - New York Office, Shulamith Koenig, Executive Director, 526 West 111th Street, New York, NY 10025, USA
tel: +1 212.749-3156; fax: +1 212.666-6325
e-mail: pdhre@igc.org