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Learning pathways in humanitarian health and international cooperation
- Page updated onMarch 15, 2026
Learning pathways are structured journeys through a curated selection of Salud Everywhere pages, designed to explore a topic in depth and with a clear purpose. Each pathway includes AI-assisted reflection questions and a final case study for self-assessment. Only two pathways are available for now, but more are on the way.
For health professionals, aid workers, students and anyone who wants to advance their knowledge of humanitarian health and international cooperation.
Pathways vary in length, taking between 4 and 6 hours to complete. You can follow them at your own pace, with no sign-up or cost. They are completely open and free.
Itinerary supported by:
10 pages | approximately 6.5 hours
From the origins and identity of humanitarianism to the power dynamics that define it today and the ethical dilemmas posed by the current crisis of the humanitarian system, covering humanitarian principles, humanitarian space, localisation and community participation.
11 pages | approximately 5 hours
From the causes of hunger to the diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic malnutrition and micronutrient deficiencies in crises, covering breastfeeding, early childhood development and the integration of nutrition responses within multisectoral strategies.