Facilitating Regional collaboration to eliminate and control NTDs

Facilitating Regional collaboration to eliminate and control NTDs

Overview

WHO provides technical leadership and facilitates Regional collaboration of Member States, experts, donors and other partner agencies. WHO convenes meetings of Member States, experts and other stakeholders and facilitate development of Regional strategies, frameworks, policies and guidelines by adapting global norms and standards to the Regional context.

WHO also constitutes the Network of WHO Collaborating Centres (WHOCCs) and other relevant research institutions and partner agencies in the Region to coordinate work to undertake research to generate scientific evidence and develop programmatic tools to support NTD programmes.

WHO also convenes a meeting of national programme managers and partners to facilitate exchange of information, experience and lessons learnt to facilitate cross-learning across the Region.

Publications

Report on the virtual meeting of the regional programme review group (‎RPRG)‎ for lymphatic filariasis, soil-transmitted helminthiasis and schistosomiasis in the WHO South-East Asia Region

The Regional Director of WHO South-East Asia Region invited members of the Regional Programme Review Group (RPRG) for Lymphatic Filariasis (LF), Soil Transmitted Helminthiasis...

Process of validation of elimination of kala-azar as a public health problem in South-East Asia

In the WHO South-East Asia Region, kala-azar (KA) or visceral leishmaniasis (VL) is predominantly endemic in Bangladesh, India and Nepal with sporadic...

Regional strategic framework for elimination of kala-azar from the South-East Asia Region (‎2011-2015)‎

The preparatory phase for the elimination of kala-azar from South-East Asia is nearing completion. The emphasis is now on the attack phase which will focus...

Towards eliminating lymphatic filariasis: progress in the South-East Asia Region

Lymphatic filariasis (‎LF)‎ is one of the most debilitating neglected tropical diseases known since ancient times. Caused by three species of filarial...

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