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Uniting to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases responds to the Annual Report of the Regional Director on the work of WHO in the African Region

24 August 2021

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Uniting to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases responds to the result of the UK vote on foreign aid and the announcement that several philanthropic organisations have pledged funding to partially cover the foreign aid cuts

13 July 2021

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33 former African heads of state appeal for international solidarity in response to UK withdrawal of neglected tropical disease funding

30 June 2021

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G7: Pledges to education fund welcome, but school health programmes must not be forgotten

14 June 2021

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30 January is now officially World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day

27 May 2021

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Our response to the UK’s cuts to foreign aid

12 May 2021

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Our open letter on the UK cuts: A tragic blow for ‘global Britain’ and the world’s most vulnerable people

29 April 2021

Gambia’s hard work shows other countries can wipe out excruciating eye disease

Isatou Touray, Vice President of The Gambia

22 April 2021

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It’s International Women’s Day 2021!

08 March 2021

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Women leading the fight against neglected tropical diseases

08 March 2021

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“We need to make prevention and control of NTDs a priority" – Lessons from the 3rd International Conference on Public Health in Africa

Uniting to Combat NTDs welcomes the World Health Organization’s communiqué on climate change, NTDs and malaria

Tribute - Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter

Uniting to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases responds to the Annual Report of the Regional Director on the work of WHO in the African Region

Uniting to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases responds to the result of the UK vote on foreign aid and the announcement that several philanthropic organisations have pledged funding to partially cover the foreign aid cuts

33 former African heads of state appeal for international solidarity in response to UK withdrawal of neglected tropical disease funding

G7: Pledges to education fund welcome, but school health programmes must not be forgotten

30 January is now officially World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day

Our response to the UK’s cuts to foreign aid

Our open letter on the UK cuts: A tragic blow for ‘global Britain’ and the world’s most vulnerable people

Gambia’s hard work shows other countries can wipe out excruciating eye disease

It’s International Women’s Day 2021!

Women leading the fight against neglected tropical diseases

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“We need to make prevention and control of NTDs a priority" – Lessons from the 3rd International Conference on Public Health in Africa

Uniting to Combat NTDs welcomes the World Health Organization’s communiqué on climate change, NTDs and malaria

Tribute - Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter

Uniting to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases responds to the Annual Report of the Regional Director on the work of WHO in the African Region

Uniting to Combat Neglected Tropical Diseases responds to the result of the UK vote on foreign aid and the announcement that several philanthropic organisations have pledged funding to partially cover the foreign aid cuts

33 former African heads of state appeal for international solidarity in response to UK withdrawal of neglected tropical disease funding

G7: Pledges to education fund welcome, but school health programmes must not be forgotten

30 January is now officially World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day

Our response to the UK’s cuts to foreign aid

Our open letter on the UK cuts: A tragic blow for ‘global Britain’ and the world’s most vulnerable people

Gambia’s hard work shows other countries can wipe out excruciating eye disease

It’s International Women’s Day 2021!

Women leading the fight against neglected tropical diseases