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Evaluation report for the Global Trachoma Mapping Project conducted from 2012 - 2016.
This study was intended to describe prevalence and distribution of active trachoma among children 1-9 years old at Leku town Southern Ethiopia.
The report introduces the indicators of safely managed drinking water and sanitation services, which go beyond the use of improved facilities, to include consideration of the quality of services provided. For the first time, hygiene estimates are reported for 70 countries.
The WHO Alliance for the Global Elimination of Blinding Trachoma by the year 2020 progress report on elimination in 2016.
This trial was designed to determine if a surveillance program that targeted newcomers and travellers would result in more communities achieving levels of infection of ≤1%.
In South Sudan, five counties in Eastern Equatoria state were surveyed to monitor the progress of programmatic interventions and determine if additional rounds of Mass Drug Administration with azithromycin were needed to reduce trachoma.
This technical brief analyzes a health systems approach to NTD programming and assesses the ENVISION project's contributions to each of the WHO HSS building blocks.
This case study highlights key processes and results from Ethiopia's I-WASHNTDs project
Contributions to this special issue underscore the impression that the Alliance for the Global Elimination of Trachoma by 2020 is on track for success as well as highlighting a few areas where further focused, thoughtful research is required.
Many WASH and NTD actors have started to work together on the planning and implementation of their projects and have documented their experiences and lessons learnt. This paper compiles examples from eighteen countries to summarize emerging successes and challenges.