The COMBI Institute

06/26/2024

The next International SBC/COMBI Course will be held in the Caribbean island of St. Maarten in collaboration with the Government of St. Maarten/Ministry of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport (MECYS), October 14-23, 2024. Applications are now being accepted. See attached. Please contact Dr. Everold Hosein, Course Coordinator, for the course announcement and application form at: [email protected] or [email protected]

11/15/2021

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Elil Renganathan as Vice President, Institutional Development, COMBI Institute. Dr. Elil Renganathan (M.D.)was instrumental and a key promoter and driver for the adoption of COMBI by WHO, other UN agencies and partners in the early 2000s, and has since remained a steadfast friend of and advocate for COMBI. He has over three decades of experience working with Governments, UN agencies, NGOs and academic institutions. He brings with him a wealth of managerial and institutional experience. He was most recently the WHO Director General's Representative for Evaluation and Organizational learning. He is originally from Malaysia.

The COMBI Institute has updated its website. Please do share with colleagues interested in behavioural communication: http://www.combiinstitute.org/

10/05/2021

COMBI INSTITUTE UPDATED WEBSITE
The COMBI Institute has updated its website. Please do share with colleagues interested in behavioural communication: http://www.combiinstitute.org/
On November 1, 2021, we will be appointing a former UN colleague as our new Vice President for Institutional Development.

05/25/2020

Our June 2020 2-week course on COMBI at City University of New York/NYC has been postponed until further notice. We are reviewing the possibility of doing an on-line version of the course; but it seems most likely we will postpone until June 2021. Warmest regards, Dr. Everold Hosein (Ph.D.)

08/06/2019

Please see further information on the next COMBI (Communication for Behavioural Impact) Course to be offered in Barbados in the Caribbean September 23-28, 2019: https://lnkd.in/ebWEXMJ
Cheers, Everold

Learn more about upcoming summer courses on Integrated Marketing Communication for Behavioral Impact in health and social development.

03/26/2019

We have had many requests for extending the deadlines for the 2019 International COMBI Course at CUNY/School of Public Health in NYC. CUNY has kindly extended these deadlines. See updated website: http://sph.cuny.edu/combi/

02/04/2019

Behavioural Impact Communication ---BIC---June 2019 at City University of New York/School of Public Health...

01/20/2019

Behavioural Communication...the COMBI Training in June 2019 at City University of New York/School of Public Health in exciting Harlem/NYC....

12/17/2018

The 2019 International COMBI Course will take place in June 2019 at City University of New York/School of Public Health. See http://sph.cuny.edu/combi/for further information

11/24/2018

CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH: Join us for this 10-day training program (June 10-21, 2019) on INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION FOR BEHAVIORAL IMPACT (COMBI) IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT offered at the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy. The 2-week course will focus on behavioral and communication challenges in a variety of health topics and social development issues such as non-communicable and communicable diseases, environmental education, early childhood stimulation and development, sexual and reproductive health, violence against women and children, gender equality, among others. See sph.cuny.edu/combi for more information

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COMBI – School of Public Health
COMBI – School of Public Health

11/24/2018

CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH: Join us for this 10-day training program (June 10-21, 2019) on INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION FOR BEHAVIORAL IMPACT (COMBI) IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT offered at the CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy. The 2-week course will focus on behavioral and communication challenges in a variety of health topics and social development issues such as non-communicable and communicable diseases, environmental education, early childhood stimulation and development, sexual and reproductive health, violence against women and children, gender equality, among others. See sph.cuny.edu/combi for more information

COMBI – School of Public Health

10/11/2016

Happy International Day of the Girl! These are within reach. How will you contribute?