The ANLP is committed to the development of both individual and organisational leadership capabilities in the broader area of nutrition on the African continent.
ANLP 2020 - Registration is now closed
Group 2 - Will be hosted from the 10 November to 20 November - 20th ANLP.
Course fee: 1600 euro. This fee includes tuition fee, course materials, full board and lodging for 10 days (10 - 20 November 2020 at the ANLP venue in the North West Province of South Africa and travel from the airport and back.
All other traveling costs to and back from South Africa, additional accommodation not at ANLP venue, personal costs such as insurance, drinks and phone calls are not included.
20th ANLP 2020 Information letter 1 (121kb)
20th ANLP 2020 Information letter 2 (254kb)
ANLP 2021
21st ANLP 9-20 March 2021
22nd ANLP 20-30 April 2021
The ANLP is partnering with A4NH and Transform Nutrition and we are hosting a 5-day leadership course with the theme "Leading Change in Nutrition". This course will be held in Accra, Ghana from 19-23 November 2018. Click here to go to the course website or for more information.
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Chantell Witten (ANLP ALUMNI & organising team member) |  |
Johann Jerling (Director and founding member of the ANLP) |
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Jane Badham (ANLP ALUMNI & organising team member) | ||
| “We know the interventions that have to be scaled up for nutrition to have an impact, BUT without developing a tipping point cadre of leaders who can 'lead from where they are' our success will be limited. | “We know the interventions that have to be scaled up for nutrition to have an impact, BUT without developing a tipping point cadre of leaders who can 'lead from where they are' our success will be limited. | “We know the interventions that have to be scaled up for nutrition to have an impact, BUT without developing a tipping point cadre of leaders who can 'lead from where they are' our success will be limited. |
20th ANLP
Will be hosted from 10 - 20 November 2020.
21st ANLP & 22nd ANLP
21st ANLP 9-20 March 2021 | 22nd ANLP 20-30 April 2021
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Gender64 percent of participants are women. |
Network63 percent African Countries to date. |
