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Generation H Webinar: Leveraging a Multi-Component Intervention to Transform Food and Physical Activity Environments for adolescents in Ghana and Kenya

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On March 14 2025, the Generation H project and the Africa Food Environment Research Network (FERN) are organizing a interactive webinar for policymakers, reseachers, public health professionals, development partners, civil society organizations, youth advocates and stakeholders in nutrition, physical activity and NCD prevention. The webinar will take place from 12:00 PM to 13:00 PM GMT…

Call for Apllications: Postdoctoral Fellowship

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Call for Apllications The Generation-H Project, led by the University Of Ghana, School Of Public Health, is pleased to invite applications from outstanding individuals for one Postdoctoral Fellowship position. This two-year fellowship, beginning 2025, will be tenable at the University of Ghana, Accra, Ghana. The Generation-H Project is a collaborative initiative funded by the European…

News | Generation-H project kick-off meeting: Gaining insight into the project details, team dynamics, and individual roles

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The Generation H project kick-off meeting brought together a diverse team of experts to devise a strategy for combatting unhealthy diets and sedentary lifestyles among adolescents in Ghana and Kenya. Participants who attended this meeting anticipated gaining insight into the project details, team dynamics, and individual roles, with a focus on developing strategies to tackle…

News: Amsterdam UMC Leads Global Effort to Combat Chronic Diseases in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

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In a groundbreaking initiative funded by Horizon Europe, Amsterdam UMC is spearheading a global consortium aimed at tackling the escalating rates of chronic diseases in low- and middle-income countries. Led by Professor Charles Agyemang, the consortium’s focus is on developing targeted interventions, particularly for individuals aged 10 to 24, who are often overlooked in current…