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Bourses de voyages UIESP pour de jeunes démographes

Poursuivant sa politique de promotion de la participation des jeunes démographes à ses activités, l'UIESP offre des bourses pour chaque séminaire/atelier organisé par ses Commissions scientifiques.

A la page Communiqués vous pouvez visualiser la disponibilité actuelle de ces bourses et leurs échéances respectives.

Conditions d'éligibilité et procédure

• Les candidats doivent en général être titulaire d'un DEA sur un sujet relatif à la population et être débutant dans la profession.

• Chaque candidat doit être membre de l'UIESP (pour les non-membres, un formulaire d'adhésion est disponible ici).

• Chaque candidat doit être recommandé par deux membres de l'UIESP. une lettre de recommandation de chaque parrain et un curriculum vitae du candidat devront arriver au Secrétariat de l'UIESP deux mois avant le début du séminaire.

• A qualifications égales, préférence sera généralement accordée à un candidat originaire d'un pays en voie de développement.

Jeunes démographes. Séminaires de l'UIESP 2003-2004

Name Country affiliation seminar date location

Agbessi Amazou Togo Ph.D. Student - Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, USA Taking Stock of the Condom in the Era of HIV/AIDS July 2003 Gaborone, Botswana

Karen Siu Lan Cheung Hong Kong Research FellowUniversity of Rome Italy Increasing Longevity: Causes, Consequences and Prospects Oct 2003 New York, NY USA

Rania Roushdy Egypt Programme Associate - Population Council West Asia & North Africa Regional Office, Cairo, Egypt Poverty, Programs and Demographic Outcomes Nov 2003 Mexico City, Mexico

Macoumba Thiam Senegal Ph.D. Student in Demography Montreal University Quebec, Canada HIV, Resurgent Infections and Population Change in Africa Feb 2004 Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

Rebecca Kippen Australia Research Fellow Demography and Sociology Program. The Australian National University The New History of Kinship Sept 2004 Paris, France

Akanni Ibukun Akinyemi Nigeria Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS Dec 2005 Cape Town, South Africa

Auxillia Nyagadza Zimbabwe Biomedical Research And Training Institute Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS Dec 2005 Cape Town, South Africa

Ayodele Samuel Jegede Nigeria University of Ibadan, Nigeria Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS Dec 2005 Cape Town, South Africa

Flora Nankhuni Malawi University of Pennsylvania Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS Dec 2005 Cape Town, South Africa

Geoff Handley Mozambique Ministry of Planning and Development, Mozambique Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS Dec 2005 Cape Town, South Africa

Lilian Kirimi Kenya Michigan State University Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS Dec 2005 Cape Town, South Africa

Alvaro Loveira Mozambique Ministry of Planning and Development, Mozambique Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS Dec 2005 Cape Town, South Africa

Samuel Biraro Uganda Medical Research Council Uganda Research Unit on AIDS Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS Dec 2005 Cape Town, South Africa

Luisa Salaris Italy Université Catholique de Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium Longevity: Early-life Conditions, Social Mobility and Other Factors that Influence Survival to Old Age June 2006 Lund, Sweden

Lisa Wynn USA Office of Population Research, Princeton University Ethical Issues in Reproductive Health Sept 2006 Wassenaar, The Netherlands

Samuel Codjoe Ghana University of Ghana Space and Time in Historical Demographic Studies – New Methods and Models Oct 2006 Minneapolis, USA

Durre Nayab Pakistan Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE) Ecology of the Male Life Course Oct 2006 Rauischholzhausen, Germany

Monica Grant USA University of Pennsylvania Sexual and Reproductive Transitions of Adolescents in Developing Countries Nov 2006 Cholula, Puebla, Mexico

Name	Country	affiliation	seminar	date	location
Agbessi Amazou	Togo	Ph.D. Student - Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, USA	Taking Stock of the Condom in the Era of HIV/AIDS	July 2003	Gaborone, Botswana
Karen Siu Lan Cheung	Hong Kong	Research FellowUniversity of Rome Italy	Increasing Longevity: Causes, Consequences and Prospects	Oct 2003	New York, NY USA
Rania Roushdy	Egypt	Programme Associate - Population Council West Asia & North Africa Regional Office, Cairo, Egypt	Poverty, Programs and Demographic Outcomes	Nov 2003	Mexico City, Mexico
Macoumba Thiam	Senegal	Ph.D. Student in Demography Montreal University Quebec, Canada	HIV, Resurgent Infections and Population Change in Africa	Feb 2004	Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
Rebecca Kippen	Australia	Research Fellow Demography and Sociology Program. The Australian National University	The New History of Kinship	Sept 2004	Paris, France
Akanni Ibukun Akinyemi	Nigeria	Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria	Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS	Dec 2005	Cape Town, South Africa
Auxillia Nyagadza	Zimbabwe	Biomedical Research And Training Institute	Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS	Dec 2005	Cape Town, South Africa
Ayodele Samuel Jegede	Nigeria	University of Ibadan, Nigeria	Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS	Dec 2005	Cape Town, South Africa
Flora Nankhuni	Malawi	University of Pennsylvania	Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS	Dec 2005	Cape Town, South Africa
Geoff Handley	Mozambique	Ministry of Planning and Development, Mozambique	Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS	Dec 2005	Cape Town, South Africa
Lilian Kirimi	Kenya	Michigan State University	Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS	Dec 2005	Cape Town, South Africa
Alvaro Loveira	Mozambique	Ministry of Planning and Development, Mozambique	Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS	Dec 2005	Cape Town, South Africa
Samuel Biraro	Uganda	Medical Research Council Uganda Research Unit on AIDS	Interactions Between Poverty and HIV/AIDS	Dec 2005	Cape Town, South Africa
Luisa Salaris	Italy	Université Catholique de Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium	Longevity: Early-life Conditions, Social Mobility and Other Factors that Influence Survival to Old Age	June 2006	Lund, Sweden
Lisa Wynn	USA	Office of Population Research, Princeton University	Ethical Issues in Reproductive Health	Sept 2006	Wassenaar, The Netherlands
Samuel Codjoe	Ghana	University of Ghana	Space and Time in Historical Demographic Studies – New Methods and Models	Oct 2006	Minneapolis, USA
Durre Nayab	Pakistan	Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE)	Ecology of the Male Life Course	Oct 2006	Rauischholzhausen, Germany
Monica Grant	USA	University of Pennsylvania	Sexual and Reproductive Transitions of Adolescents in Developing Countries	Nov 2006	Cholula, Puebla, Mexico