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The Neglected Tropical Disease NGO Network Conference
We’re very excited to be in Tanzania to learn and engage with partners old and new. We see great value in the opportunity for partnership and collaboration that the NNN Conference affords.
Yael Velleman, Director of Policy and Innovation
Much has been learned since WHO and the NNN released the first WASH and NTDs toolkit in 2019. These lessons have been used to revise the toolkit, as well as develop new helpful resources.
Come and find out what’s new during this rapid-fire session – and how it can help you achieve more!
Tuesday 19 September – 09:15 – 10:45 (BST)
Location: Kibo Ballroom
More info/attend the session through the NNN app (needs login).
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Dr Lynsey Blair, Technical Director
As part of the SCH-STH disease specific group, Lynsey will be delivering ‘The Pediatric Praziquantel Consortium: From Development to Access’
Wednesday 20 September – 09:00 – 11:00 (BST)
Location: Zanzibar meeting room
This is your chance to contribute to developing the accountability process on WASH for achieving the road map targets.
We will hear from WHO on plans for monitoring progress on the NTD 2021-30 road map, followed by collaborative group work on indicators, processes, and the role of the NNN.
Thursday 21 September – 06:30 – 07:20 (BST)
Dr Gabrielle Laing, Senior Policy Advisor: One Health
Carolyn Henry, Deputy Director: Health Systems
Help us understand the challenges for One Health systems strengthening and to identify any knowledge gaps. This will be an interactive session to enhance collaboration, working together to agree how the NNN can be part of the solution.
Thursday 21 September – 07:30 – 08:30 (BST)
Join us for this interactive workshop on supporting collaborations between One Health and sustainability movements.
Achieving sustainable action on NTDs requires the whole system to function –going beyond just human health, to deliver action on livelihoods, nutrition, water, sanitation, ecosystem health, climate change, and more. Start taking action by identifying the easy wins and understanding barriers so, together, we can start tackling them. Collaborating with others could help share the burden and increase the gains!
Thursday 21 September – 09:15 – 10:45 (BST)
Location: Kili Marquee