Mission and objectives

 Promouvoir le développement durable  Combattre les antivaleurs sous toutes ses formes et l’exclusion sociale;  Planifier les soins de santé et des stratégies d’éradication des maladies environnementales;  Vulgariser et sensibiliser sur les actions humanitaires  Lutter pour la réduction des impacts du changement climatique sur la santé ;  Promouvoir l’autosuffisance alimentaire et participer au développement communautaire ;  Promouvoir la réinsertion sociale et le reclassement ;  Vulgariser l’importance de l’agroforesterie dans la réduction des gaz à effet de serre ;  Créer des centres de formation permanents et cliniques juridiques en droit humains et développement durable ;Context

CIFDH/DD works to promote human rights, sustainable development, and evidence-informed public policies. In an increasingly interconnected world, public health challenges transcend national borders, and policies related to international mobility and border controls can have significant implications for scientific collaboration, the movement of health professionals, knowledge exchange, and collective capacity to prevent and respond to health threats. This research aims to provide an independent, evidence-based analysis of the potential public health implications of U.S. travel restrictions affecting multiple countries, examining both the consequences for populations living in the United States and the broader effects on health systems and populations in the affected countries and worldwide. The findings of this work will contribute to the development of policy briefs, evidence-based advocacy, and CIFDH/DD’s efforts to promote public policies that uphold human rights, health equity, and international cooperation.Task Description

The International Center for Human Rights and Sustainable Development (CIFDH/DD) is seeking 5 online volunteers with strong experience in research, public policy analysis, and academic writing to contribute to a study examining the public health implications of U.S. travel restrictions affecting multiple countries. The selected volunteers will work closely with the CIFDH/DD team to define the research scope, analytical framework, and methodology. Their main responsibilities will include: – Defining research questions, the scope of analysis, and the desk review methodology; – Identifying, collecting, and reviewing relevant sources, including peer-reviewed scientific publications, reports from international organizations, policy documents, and statistical databases; – Analyzing the potential impacts of travel restrictions on public health within the United States, including implications for scientific collaboration, healthcare workforce mobility, medical research, disease surveillance, and preparedness for health emergencies; – Examining broader public health consequences in the affected countries and globally, including implications for international health cooperation, health equity, and global health governance; – Preparing analytical notes and contributing to the drafting of a research report and a policy brief containing evidence-based findings and policy recommendations. The estimated workload will involve reviewing several reference documents (scientific articles, studies, institutional reports, and international datasets) and producing written contributions throughout the duration of the assignment.Competencies and values

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