Skip to content

+234 816 912 3249

famsaarchives@gmail.com

FAMSA

FAMSA

Federation of African Medical Students' Associations

  • Home
  • About Us
  • HOW TO JOIN FAMSA
  • Contact Us
  • FAMSA STRUCTURE
    • THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 2025/26
    • FAMSA HEADQUARTERS’ BOARD (2025/2026)
    • The General Assembly
    • The Medical Students’ Associations (MSAs)
    • Standing Committees
      • Standing Committee on Medical Education and Research (SCOMER)
      • Standing Committee on Publications (SCOPUB)
      • Standing Committee on Professional Exchange (SCOPE)
      • Standing Committee on Health and Environment (SCOHE)
      • Standing Committee on Population Activities (SCOPA)
    • Technical Working Groups
      • HIV/AIDS TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
      • DIGITAL HEALTH AND INNOVATION TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
      • CLIMATE CHANGE AND PLANETARY HEALTH TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
      • PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS, PREVENTION AND RESPONSE TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
      • THE COVID-19 TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
  • Events
    • FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference
      • 39th FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2025)
        • CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
        • CALL FOR SPONSORS
        • CALL FOR VENDORS
      • 38th FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2024)
        • CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
        • EXCERPTS FROM THE 38TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE
        • [CLOSED] CALL FOR FAMSA GA INTERNATIONAL CAMPUS AMBASSADOR
        • GALLERY (38th FAMSA GA and scientific conference)
        • FAQs
      • 37th FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2023)
      • 36th FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2022)
      • THE 35TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
      • 33rd FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2020)
      • 32nd FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2018)
  • Our Partners
    • BlueCloudX FAMSA University
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • Constitution
  • Home
  • About Us
  • HOW TO JOIN FAMSA
  • Contact Us
  • FAMSA STRUCTURE
    • THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 2025/26
    • FAMSA HEADQUARTERS’ BOARD (2025/2026)
    • The General Assembly
    • The Medical Students’ Associations (MSAs)
    • Standing Committees
      • Standing Committee on Medical Education and Research (SCOMER)
      • Standing Committee on Publications (SCOPUB)
      • Standing Committee on Professional Exchange (SCOPE)
      • Standing Committee on Health and Environment (SCOHE)
      • Standing Committee on Population Activities (SCOPA)
    • Technical Working Groups
      • HIV/AIDS TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
      • DIGITAL HEALTH AND INNOVATION TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
      • CLIMATE CHANGE AND PLANETARY HEALTH TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
      • PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS, PREVENTION AND RESPONSE TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
      • THE COVID-19 TECHNICAL WORKING GROUP
  • Events
    • FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference
      • 39th FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2025)
        • CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
        • CALL FOR SPONSORS
        • CALL FOR VENDORS
      • 38th FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2024)
        • CALL FOR ABSTRACTS
        • EXCERPTS FROM THE 38TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE
        • [CLOSED] CALL FOR FAMSA GA INTERNATIONAL CAMPUS AMBASSADOR
        • GALLERY (38th FAMSA GA and scientific conference)
        • FAQs
      • 37th FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2023)
      • 36th FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2022)
      • THE 35TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
      • 33rd FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2020)
      • 32nd FAMSA General Assembly and Scientific Conference (2018)
  • Our Partners
    • BlueCloudX FAMSA University
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • Constitution

Standing Committee on Population Activities (SCOPA)

  1.   »  
  2. Standing Committee on Population Activities (SCOPA)

Standing Committee on Population Activities (SCOPA)

ABOUT SCOPA

The chairman of scopa shall be responsible for coordinating and guiding the work of the Committee in the field of Population Activities which shall include:-

  • Furnishing the member association with the current FAMSA regulations and guidelines for Population Activities.
  • Inviting and receiving notification, names of MSA officers, for Population Activities from member Associations whose students may be willing to abide by the regulations and guidelines and who would undertake full participation in this area in their localities. Such notifications should reach the SCOPA not later than six (6) weeks after General Assembly.
  • Consolidation arrangement with the medical school authorities for co-operation and supervision of the Population Activities of the respect member Associations.
  • Drawing up a list of names of MSA officers of participating member associations.
  • Forwarding such a list to SCOPE for Health Educative School arrangements not later than eight (8) weeks after the General Assembly.
  • Maintaining close liaison with other bodies conducting investigations of working in the field of Population Activities.
  • Distributing information and advice by sending periodic circular letters to all MSA officers for Population Activities which shall include:- List of new literature on Population Activities, summaries of reports received from various MSA officers- by Chairman SCOPA, Details of future conference dealing with Population Activities .
  • Compiling a report of its activities in Population Activities, as well as its evaluation of its success, for presentation to the Executive Council and General Assembly.
  • Exploring avenues to study its conduct and co-ordination of Population Activities and thus aim at making recommendations for improvement concerning FAMSA regulations for Population Activities.
  • Distribute information and advice to MSA SCOPA officers by sending periodic circulars which include; list of new literature on Population Activities, Summary of activity reports from various MSA officers, details of future conference in population activities.


ABOUT THE CHAIRPERSON

Name: Mary Clepinus Rugakingira
MSA: TAMSA – St. Joseph University College of Health and Allied Sciences (TAMSA – SJCHAS)
Year of study: 5th Year
Email address: scopa1@famsanet.org

Mary Clepinus Rugakingira is a fifth-year medical student at St. Joseph University College of Health and Allied Sciences (SJCHAS), driven by a strong commitment to community welfare and population health. She integrates leadership and advocacy into her medical journey to address pressing health challenges.

Mary currently serves as Chairperson of the FAMSA Standing Committee on Population Activities (SCOPA), bringing extensive experience in student governance and community health initiatives. She previously served for two years as Alumni Relations Support Division Coordinator for TAMSA SJCHAS, where she honed skills in project management, professional networking, and organisational leadership. As a Millennium Fellow, she led impactful initiatives promoting sexual and reproductive health education for adolescents.

Her mission within SCOPA focuses on uniting medical students globally to address critical issues such as Gender-Based Violence (GBV), mental health, and healthcare accessibility. Through active participation in community workshops and volunteer programs, including prosthetic limb camps for amputees, Mary has witnessed the transformative power of collective action. Guided by the philosophy, “What you focus on expands,” she remains dedicated to fostering sustainable development, international collaboration, and meaningful impact in global health.

Recent Posts

  • Reimagining Healthcare in West Africa 2025
  • AMSA-SCOPE and FAMSA EAST AFRICA Conference & Exchange 2025 in Mombasa, Kenya.
  • The Journey of Medical Education in Africa: Colonial Legacies and Contemporary Challenges
  • APRIL 2025 NEWSLETTER RELEASE
  • MEET YOUR FAMSA SCOHE LOCAL OFFICERS FOR THE 2024/2025 TENURE

search

Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: designhubs by reviewexchanger.

Powered by
...
►
Necessary cookies enable essential site features like secure log-ins and consent preference adjustments. They do not store personal data.
None
►
Functional cookies support features like content sharing on social media, collecting feedback, and enabling third-party tools.
None
►
Analytical cookies track visitor interactions, providing insights on metrics like visitor count, bounce rate, and traffic sources.
None
►
Advertisement cookies deliver personalized ads based on your previous visits and analyze the effectiveness of ad campaigns.
None
►
Unclassified cookies are cookies that we are in the process of classifying, together with the providers of individual cookies.
None
Powered by