CHS Webinar

Date
22 October 2026, 12:00–13:00
Location
Zoom
Link to video meeting
The Zoom link will be sent out one hour before the webinar to registered participants.
Type
Seminar
Lecturer
Linnea Stansert Katzen, Kasadha Nasser, Sarah Dickin och Gin Dupont
Organiser
Centre for Health and Sustainability
Contact person
Maria Nyström
Language
English

Welcome to CHS webinar where we will explore the question: How can communities and stakeholders be meaningfully involved in implementation processes?

First, we will listen to four speakers talk about their experiences from implementation research projects in the context of community health and water and sanitation. We then invite the participants to a joint discussion to explore the theme further.

Speakers: 

Linnea Stansert Katzen

Linnea Stansert Katzen, PhD, CHS affiliated researcher, Community Health Impact Coalition researcher, Stellenbosch University, will present her work on how to include communities for better health outcomes.

Nasser Kasadha

Nasser Kasadha, PhD student at CHS, will present his work on why and how to include communities in responding to Ebola disease outbreak

Sarah Dickin, associate professor & Gin Dupont, affiliated researcher at CHS will present on how stakeholders have been engaged in developing a tool that measures empowerment in the water and sanitation sector and what they learned on how to better include communities in the future.