IS4NCDs E-Hub

A shared learning home for implementation science and NCD capacity building

The E-Hub centralises module dissemination, learner intake, structured learning pathways, resources and future community features across the IS4NCDs partner network — a single, branded environment for implementation science and non-communicable diseases in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Implementation Science Learning Platform for Non-Communicable Diseases.

Programme at a glance

9

Planned courses

Partner network

Sub-Saharan Africa & Europe

15 Aug 2026

Admissions & module dissemination gate

Oct–Nov 2026

First-course rollout

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Training Opportunities

IS4NCDs Training Programme — Expressions of Interest Now Open

The IS4NCDs programme invites expressions of interest for its upcoming implementation science training programme for non-communicable diseases (NCDs).

Nine training opportunities are planned across Core, Intermediate and Advanced levels, covering implementation science foundations, NCD epidemiology, programme design and evaluation, quality improvement, mixed methods, participatory research, complexity and multi-sectoral engagement, implementation frameworks, and health economics.

Explore the opportunities below and express interest in the training most relevant to your work. Dates shown are tentative.

An expression of interest is an application for programme selection, not enrolment. No account is needed to apply. After submitting your EOI, you will confirm your email address so the programme team can review your application.

AdvancedHybridAccepting interest

Context, Complexity, and Multi-sectoral Engagement in Implementation Science for NCDs

Division of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, School of Public Health, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand

Tentative dates: 23–25 November 2026 · 2.5 days

A two-and-a-half-day workshop, delivered in hybrid mode, equipping participants with theoretical and practical skills to analyse context, understand system complexity, and engage multiple sectors in the implementation of NCD interventions.

CoreFace to faceAccepting interest

Designing, Monitoring & Evaluating Implementation Programs

Wits · Stellenbosch University · UNZA · CBU

Tentative dates: 2–6 November 2026

Select implementation strategies; develop logic models; differentiate hybrid study designs (Type 1–3); and conduct basic costing/economic evaluations.

CoreFace to faceAccepting interest

Fundamentals of Implementation Science

Wits · Stellenbosch University · UNZA · CBU

Tentative dates: 5–9 October 2026

Introduce implementation science (IS) and de-implementation; address the "know-do" gap; apply theories/frameworks (CFIR, RE-AIM); and apply an equity lens to vulnerable populations.

AdvancedHybridAccepting interest

Implementation Frameworks, Theory of Development, and Adaptation for NCDs

Division of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, School of Public Health, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand

Tentative dates: 25–27 November 2026 · 2.5 days

A two-and-a-half-day workshop, delivered in hybrid mode, equipping participants with foundational knowledge and practical skills to apply, develop, adapt, and evaluate implementation science theories, models, and frameworks for NCD interventions in low-resource settings.

IntermediateOnlineAccepting interest

Implementation Science to Support Quality Improvement in Practice

Stellenbosch University

Tentative dates: 19–23 October 2026

Equip participants to design and sustain Quality Improvement (QI) initiatives for NCD care; use data to monitor progress; and integrate QI within broader health system frameworks.

AdvancedHybridAccepting interest

Introduction to Health Economics in Implementation of Health Programmes

Division of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, School of Public Health, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of the Witwatersrand

Tentative dates: 16–20 November 2026 · 5 days

A workshop, delivered in hybrid mode, equipping participants with key health economics concepts and methods relevant to the implementation of health programmes, with a focus on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in low- and middle-income settings.

IntermediateOnlineAccepting interest

Introduction to Mixed Methods Research in Public Health

Stellenbosch University

Tentative dates: 12–16 October 2026

Provide foundational knowledge in designing and conducting mixed methods research; distinguish paradigms; and develop integrated research questions for NCD implementation.

CoreFace to faceAccepting interest

NCD Epidemiology, Determinants of Health & Implementation

Wits · Stellenbosch University · UNZA · CBU

Tentative dates: 26–30 October 2026

Define NCD categories/risk factors; apply the Syndemic Framework (e.g., HIV and Hypertension); and analyse multi-level determinants using a systems-thinking approach.

IntermediateOnlineAccepting interest

Participatory Action Research in Implementation Science for NCDs

Stellenbosch University

Tentative dates: 22–26 February 2027

Ground learners in co-designing implementation strategies; integrate community knowledge; and address ethical, cultural, and power considerations in participatory research.