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Dear reader,
Welcome to the first edition of the RKI newsletter on international activities!
Building on the foundation of the ZIG newsletter, this new format reflects the Robert Koch Institute’s expanding international engagement across all departments. Each issue brings together highlights from our global collaborations—whether in research, fieldwork, training, or policy—to showcase how RKI is working with partners worldwide to protect and promote public health.
In this issue, we share updates from across continents: from outbreak response efforts in Angola to research workshops in Namibia and Germany, from digital simulations to climate-focused summer schools. We also feature insights from the World Health Assembly, the GOARN Fellowship Program, and our growing partnership with the WHO Hub for Pandemic and Epidemic Intelligence.
Thank you for your interest and commitment to global health. We look forward to continuing this journey with you.
Open www.rki.de/international-newsletter to read more on the following topics:
- The Robert Koch Colloquium (RKC): Data as a Lever to Empower Public Health.
- RKI at the 78th World Health Assembly: Strengthening Emergency Leadership.
- Shared Lessons, Shared Responsibility: Reflections on Public Health Leadership.
- Key Takeaways from the 2nd “AI in Public Health Research” Symposium.
- RKI – WHO Hub 4th Steering Committee Meeting: Partnership to Strengthen National Public Health Agencies and Advance Collaborative Surveillance.
- Welcoming the 2025 Fellows of the GOARN Berlin Fellowship Program.
- AMR Disease Burden and Beyond: Workshop on Measuring Public Health Impact.
- A First for Djibouti and RKI: Strengthening Public Health Intelligence.
- Strengthening Outbreak Preparedness in the Western Balkans.
- Final Training Workshop in Applied Public Health Research in Namibia.
- Simulating Social Feeds: micro-TWONy Goes Live.
- Public events
- Strength in Numbers
- About the RKI-International Newsletter
- Recent publications
Did you like this newsletter? Are you keen to learn more about a specific project or to team up with someone from ZIG? We appreciate your feedback and look forward to hearing from you.
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