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International Women’s Day 2019

At KIT Royal Tropical Institute we believe a balanced world is a better world. Today—and every day—we’re celebrating women’s achievements with our Health, Sustainable Economic Development, and Gender work. We are building knowledge for a sustainable and balanced world.

#BalanceforBetter #InternationalWomensDay2019

International Women's Day 2019: Andrea Vos
International Women's Day 2019: Anne Rappoldt
International Women's Day 2019: Anouka van Eerdewijk
International Women's Day 2019: Fiona Jarden
International Women's Day 2019: Julie Newton
International Women's Day 2019: Sandra Alba
International Women's Day 2019: Tasneem Kakal

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A list of articles

  • KIT hosts Gaza Health Conference

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    • News

    Today, KIT is hosting an international conference of experts, practitioners and policymakers committed to restoring healthcare in Gaza. The conference, organised by KIT Institute and the Gaza Health Initiative, is the third in a series of three international meetings to address critical and urgent healthcare needs in Gaza. A prominent guest joining the meeting in […]

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  • Judi Mesman joins KIT Supervisory Board 

    • News

    We are pleased to announce that Prof. Dr. Judi Mesman has been appointed as a member of our Supervisory Board. Judi Mesman (1974) studied psychology and has been a Professor at Leiden University in the broad field of social justice since 2009. For her research into cultural norms in parenting, she and international colleagues analysed […]

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  • Strategic initiative for health workforce planning 

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    • Project

    KIT Institute designs and implements a technical assistance approach to strengthen health workforce planning and ensure the right health workers are in the right place. Evidence-informed decision-making There is a shortage of health workers in many low-and middle-income countries (LMIC). The workers that are available are often not well distributed – with a concentration of […]