Food Quality and Human Health Course
Enhance food safety skills with practical methods to evaluate risks, safeguard at-risk populations, upgrade market vendors, and craft actionable plans that elevate food quality, nutrition, and community health in areas with limited resources. This course equips participants with essential tools for assessing contamination, conducting basic tests, promoting hygiene behaviors, monitoring outcomes, and implementing sustainable improvements tailored to challenging environments.

from 4 to 360h flexible workload
valid certificate in your country
What will I learn?
Gain hands-on abilities to safeguard community health through enhanced food quality, safety, and nutrition in local markets. Master contamination risk evaluation, basic lab result analysis, and spotting high-risk groups. Formulate effective strategies, produce straightforward hygiene promotion resources, and use easy monitoring methods to measure success, inform choices, and foster lasting, data-driven food safety measures in under-resourced areas.
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Develop skills
- Food safety risk assessment: use quick field tools to reduce contamination.
- Basics of microbial testing: plan samples and interpret results for fast health responses.
- Behavior change communication: create simple, affordable food hygiene education materials.
- Monitoring and evaluation: follow basic indicators to improve food safety efforts.
- Action plan development: create a practical 6-12 month roadmap for better food quality.
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