“I have expanded my knowledge in project management, learned how to measure results, identify problems, define objectives, use statistics, and  implement a process
step-by-step.

 

All that has been useful and, in the process of applying the new knowledge during the implementation of my project, I am gaining confidence about the impact I can generate.”

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 Edgardo Saavedra M.D.

CAHI Fellow, Panama

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Dr. Saavedra's project is the optimization of surgical processes for Social Security in Panama.

“I am a lawyer and my partner in this project is an engineer, that is why our learning opened our eyes about health indicators, business models, sustainability, among other things.

 

Additionally, creating new relationships with a group of leaders and dreamers, people who became a family for us, made this common vision for better health  in Central America possible.”

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Nina and Mariela Delgado

CAHI Fellows, Costa Rica

 

Nina and Mariela's project is a holistic
training program to support
women and community health.

“I really liked sharing with people from different places, because that  helps us grow in thought, in culture, and to learn about diverse projects and develop knowledge
about other countries and cultures.

 

The network is amazing, we have maintained good communications and we want to maintain our connections.”

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Silvia España

CAHI Fellow from Guatemala

 

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Silvia’s project is the development of Breast Milk Bank in Totonicapán, Guatemala.