The Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene will partake in several online activities, including sharing a World NTD Day article collection based on research in our two journals, as well as films looking at leprosy, HAT and other NTDs, and blogs on progress towards elimination.
Sensibiliser et mobiliser la communauté ainsi que les leaders locaux sur les Maladies tropicales négligées et les mécanismes d’en faire face.
A news item about World NTD Day has been published on the European Lead Factory website. It will also be featured in our upcoming Newsletter and shared on our social media platforms.
As a a not-for-profit organization pioneering solutions in medical technology and pharmacotherapy, Lygature supports both the European Lead Factory and Pediatric Praziquantel Consortium projects, also listed as partners of World NTD Day.
Fondation Raoul Follereau plans to send a press release to the French press on the week of January 27th. We will also issue a press release on NTDs on Thursday 16 January at the press conference for the World Leprosy Day. That will take place at l’Académie française in Paris. We will also communicate about this day on social networks this month!
FIND will issue a World NTD Day message from our CEO and engage on social media.
JAGntd will distribute news in Japanese language through our network.
We will publish an opinion piece on NTDs in the leading dailies speaking to the need for increased investments in the control of NTDs and opportunities for private involvement.
On World NTD Day, we plan to broadcast and cover 24 for health and NTD issue. Our 22 radio stations and TV station in Ethiopia and Africa news channel website is a media resource where people developing and using communication for social change can come together to share information and experiences.
Announcement of Awardees for the African Researchers’ Small Grants Program IIII. Organized by The African Research Network for Neglected Tropical Diseases (ARNTD) with support from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and UK aid from the British people, through the Coalition for Operational Research on Neglected Tropical Diseases (COR-NTD).
