Vacinação contra a Covid-19 nas comunidades do município do Icolo e Bengo, província de Luanda no âmbito do Projecto Covid-19: Prevenção Comunitária em Angola.

O Espaço de Debate à Sexta feira teve como convidado o Sr. Leonel Manuel, Licenciado em Serviço Social pelaFSS da Universidade de Luanda, formador adjunto num seminário de Técnicas de Sensibilização e Advocacia Social no âmbito do projeto: VAMOS VOTA, membro da Associação Cultural e Recreativa de Angola (ASCRA), autor do artigo científico: O Contributo do Assistente Social para as famílias no acesso ao registo de crianças menores de 5 anos, Ex-estagiário do Programa de Estágio Profissional e Comunitário da DW, edição 2021/2022, actualmente colaborador da DW. Na sua abordagem realçou sobre a actuação do Assistente Social nas ONGs, fazendo um paralelo sobre as experiências vividas enquanto estagiário e as actividades desenvolvidas no Projecto Covid-19: Prevenção Comunitária em Angola no município do Cazenga até Abril de 2022 e actualmente no município do Icolo e Bengo.

Allan Cain is an architect and specialist in urban project planning. He has over 40 years of professional experience in developing countries implementing projects for community water supply, school building & planning, environmental sanitation, land rights and public participation. He has participated in a number of missions for the United Nations, European Union and the World Bank. He is a founding director of Development Workshop, the Canadian Honorary Consul to Angola and a member of the boards of several international development institutions. Allan Cain was made an Officer of the Order of Canada, Canada’s highest honour, for his lifetime development work and his contribution to peacebuilding in Angola. He has lectured at universities in Canada, Angola, Norway, USA, South Africa and UK. His articles and papers have been published widely in international journals. Allan Cain is also one of the founding members of ICCCASU, an international think-tank for promoting sustainable and inclusive urban development in a forum based on the diverse but complementary experiences of Canada, China, and African nations.

Allan Cain is an architect and specialist in urban project planning. He has over 40 years of professional experience in developing countries implementing projects for community water supply, school building & planning, environmental sanitation, land rights and public participation. He has participated in a number of missions for the United Nations, European Union and the World Bank. He is a founding director of Development Workshop, the Canadian Honorary Consul to Angola and a member of the boards of several international development institutions. Allan Cain was made an Officer of the Order of Canada, Canada’s highest honour, for his lifetime development work and his contribution to peacebuilding in Angola. He has lectured at universities in Canada, Angola, Norway, USA, South Africa and UK. His articles and papers have been published widely in international journals. Allan Cain is also one of the founding members of ICCCASU, an international think-tank for promoting sustainable and inclusive urban development in a forum based on the diverse but complementary experiences of Canada, China, and African nations.