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15 Oct 2015
ICTC releases new WASH partner engagement toolkit on Global Handwashing Day
Illustration with global map of parasitic disease prevalence and people suffering from River Blindness, Lymphatic Filariasis (Elephantiasis) and Malaria
05 Oct 2015
ICTC congratulates colleagues for winning 2015 Nobel Prize for medicine
ENVISION project leaflet cover
30 Sep 2015
USAID extends support to ENVISION project to eliminate neglected tropical diseases
Signatures on the Abu Dhabi Declaration
15 Sep 2015
ICTC signs Abu Dhabi Declaration calling on a global indicator for NTDs in the SDGs
Penny Lyons from Seva Canada, Paul Courtright from KCCO, Jack Blanks from Seva Foundation and Aníbal Cavaco Silva the president of Portugal on stage ©Marty Spencer
10 Sep 2015
KCCO awarded esteemed Champalimaud Award
Water sanitation and hygiene for accelerating and sustaining progress on neglected tropical diseases - A global strategy 2015-2020
27 Aug 2015
WHO strengthens water, sanitation and hygiene focus to accelerate elimination of NTDs

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Blogs

Serge Resnikoff, Chair, ICTC
13 Jun 2018
20 years later: How the World Health Assembly catalysed momentum to end trachoma
Serge Resnikoff
Emma Harding-Esch, Chief Scientist, Tropical Data
06 Apr 2018
Tropical Data is supporting countries to bring health for all
Emma Harding-Esch
School children at Likwache Primary School, Tanzania
20 Mar 2018
Making gains sustainable: Partnering with WASH to stop the transmission of trachoma
Helen Hamilton, Leah Wohlgemuth, Tim Jesudason
Phil Downs, NTDs Technical Director, Sightsavers
02 Feb 2018
Partnership: The catalyst for neglected tropical disease elimination
Phil Downs
Virginia Sarah, Serge Resnikoff, Isabella Montgomery, Scott McPherson
29 Jan 2018
African Union Summit and African Leaders Malaria Alliance launch new NTD index: Where do we go from here?
Serge Resnikoff, Virginia Sarah, Scott McPherson
Virginia Sarah, ICTC Immediate Past Chair
23 Jan 2018
Achieving Universal Health Coverage – how the global trachoma elimination programme is taking us a step closer
Virginia Sarah

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