The programme is supported by the Government of the Netherlands.
The programme is supported by the Gates Foundation.
The programme is supported by the Cambridge?MIT Institute ( CMI), a multi-million pound alliance between the university and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology ( MIT) in Cambridge, USA.
The programme is supported by a WELC-wide Programme Management Office (PMO).
The programme is supported by UNICEF in partnership with the Imam el Sader Foundation.
The programme is supported by an exchange programme between the medical colleges of Ludwig-Maximilian University, Munich, Germand, and Jimma University [ 8, 9].
The programme is supported by The European Commission Humanitarian Aid department's Disaster Preparedness Programme DIPECHO under the European Commission Humanitarian Aid Department ECHO)/ "This is something very new for us," explained Abdilaziz Zaitov, Head of District Education Department.
The programme is supported with financial contributions from Swedish SIDA, Denmark, UNICEF Germany and the Siemens corporation, at a total cost to date of US$1.44 million.
The programme is supported by local antimicrobial teams, a national framework for education, surveillance of antimicrobial use and resistance and sharing of data for improvement.
The programme is supported by a teacher manual, posters, postcards, a lunchbox with a flyer and healthy food items, a magazine, a recipe contest, a website (with information, knowledge tests, and recipes), and a take-home bag with a note pad, healthy products and a newsletter with tips and recipes.
