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WHO issues guidance for NTDs in response to COVID-19 pandemic
11 May 2020

World Health Organization launches the World Report on Vision
09 Oct 2019

Updated WHO GET2020 epidemiology data
20 Dec 2019

Updated global trachoma data as at 11 March 2019.

WHO reports 91% reduction in trachoma prevalence in Weekly Epidemiolocal Record
19 Jul 2019

WASH and Health working together: a ‘how to guide’ for NTD programmes
01 Feb 2019

WHO and NNN launch toolkit to increase the integration of WASH and NTD programs

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| 21 May 2020

Mapping morbidity moves Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire toward NTD elimination

News

| 11 May 2020

WHO issues further guidance for NTDs in response to COVID-19 pandemic

Resources

19 May 2020

Why disability inclusion is essential for trachoma elimination

19 May 2020

Prevalence of trachoma and associated factors in the rural area of the department of Vaupés, Colombia

18 May 2020

Ocular Chlamydia trachomatis infection and infectious load among pre-school aged children within trachoma hyperendemic districts receiving the SAFE strategy, Amhara region, Ethiopia

24 Apr 2020

Development and reliability of a quantitative personal hygiene assessment tool

24 Apr 2020

Piloting a trachomatous trichiasis patient case-searching approach in two localities of Sudan

23 Apr 2020

Water, sanitation, hygiene and waste management for COVID-19

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28 May 2020

RT @anthonywsolomon: The NTD Department @WHO has posted the first tranche of images to its new NTD photo library:… https://t.co/MpldEuUW36
27 May 2020

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27 May 2020

Dr @MweleNtuli opens a @WHO meeting to bring #NTD partners together to discuss challenges for NTD programs during t… https://t.co/t6kvuThL32