Diaspora · Technology Transfer and Sustainable Development in Sudan · 2009

Making a systematic diaspora contribution to Sudan: Experience from the Sudan Health Consultancy group

Warrington Borough Council
Stanford Univeristy
United States
Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council
Consultant in Public Health Medicine
Public Health Practitioner
Derby City Council
United Kingdom
Liverpool John Moores University
King’s College Hospital
Doncaster Metropolitan Borough Council
West Midlands East Health Protection Unit
Abstract

In this paper by the Sudan Health Consultancy group, we share and reflect on our own experiences of making a systematic diaspora contribution to Sudan. We feel that our contribution to Sudan has been facilitated greatly by: firstly, the way we organise ourselves as a group and our collective skills and expertise, secondly, our partnership working and how we have systematically partnered with influential organisations and practically, by planning and tracking our work programme, and ensuring we make the time to deliver voluntary contributions to deadline. This paper therefore sets out how we are organised, and highlights our work programme. We hope this will stimulate other groups to set themselves up formally as we have, and also encourage further members to join the Sudanese Public Health Network.

Citation

Mohamed, H. H., Abdel Aziz, M. I., Awad, I. M. A, Joseph, V., ElKheir, R. Y., ElHassan, M., AbuAffan, M., Abdalla, S. I. A., ElSafi, B. and Ellider, M. (2009): Making a systematic diaspora contribution to Sudan: Experience from the Sudan Health Consultancy group. In Ahmed, A. (Ed.): The Role of Diaspora in Technology Transfer & Sustainable Development in Sudan, Vol. 1, pp.13-24. WASD: Brighton, United Kingdom.