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Date	Event	Venue	Contact / information
2009 May 13 - 15	Botswana Environmental Health Conference Environmental Health and Disaster Preparedness - Experiences and Challenges Organised by: The Botswana Environmental Health Officers Association with financial aid by The Ministry of Health, Botswana	Gaborone International Convention Centre Private Bag BR 105, Gaborone, Botswana	Further information: For more information on this conference Email: krkoosimile@gov.bw
2009 May 13 - 15	Description: Topics: *Types of Disasters* Technological Disasters Natural Disasters Climate Change Bio- Terrorism *Planning and Preparedness for Disasters* Public Health Disaster Plans Legislation/Guidelines Injury Prevention Communication Community Vulnerability *Response* Roles and Responsibilities of key personnel Provision of safe water and food supplies Air quality Vector Control Waste Management Port Health *Recovery* Psychosocial Aspects of Disasters Potential Public Health Impactsrs.
Date	Event	Venue	Contact / information
2009 August 17 - 20	X2009 - Conference on Exposure Assessment in Epidemiology in a Changing Environment Organized by: Harvard School of Public Health -CCPE	Harvard School of Public Health -CCPE 677 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115 Boston, MA USA	Further information: For more information on this course or to register, visit: Web: Link Harvard School of Public Health -CCPE 677 Huntington Ave Boston, MA 02115 http://www.x2009.org p: +1 617-384-8692 f: +1 617-384-8690 Email: contedu@hsph.harvard.edu
2009 August 17 - 20	Description: During the conference we will address changes in the occupational and general environment that exposure assessors of today have to deal with. In addition to this, the ever-increasing interest in gene-environment interactions, quantitative exposure- response relations and interactions between different exposures such as chemical and biological agents in mixed-exposure environments in the fields of epidemiology, hygiene, toxicology and risk assessment will challenge the capabilities of modern exposure assessors. Website: http://www.x2009.org