The Evaluative Learning Exercise was commissioned to generate strategic learning from The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust Trachoma Initiative and the DFID SAFE Program to contribute to available evidence about trachoma elimination, NTD strategy and programming, and the broader health sector.
Key background information on the Trachoma Free Africa campaign.
Infographic of key facts and statistics on trachoma in Africa.
Sets out the vision for Trachoma Free Africa, a funding campaign in support of the global elimination of trachoma by 2020.
Trachoma AFE intervention data as at 20 March 2017; S intervention data as at 1 March 2016
David J. Olson writes on www.globalhealthtv.com about the progress on trachoma elimination.
“From the very beginning there was a recognition that you needed a multipronged strategy for trachoma.” Dr Sheila West, Dana Center for Preventive Ophthalmology, Johns Hopkins University, speaking at the NNN meeting in Washington DC.
West has been working in the field of trachoma for 30 years, carrying out research on various aspects of the SAFE strategy in countries such as Tanzania, Niger and Ethiopia.
Australia remains the only high-income country where trachoma is endemic. There are, however, so few people that have the disease, tracing them is not easy. Read more here about how organisations in Australia are pulling out all the stops to reach the 2020 elimination target.
WHO Alliance for GET2020 is proud to release it's strategy to eliminate the neglected tropical disease trachoma by 2020.
The third progress report on the London Declaration by Uniting to Combat NTDs demonstrates that we are in a strong position to reach the global goals and thus achieve a better quality of life for the people at risk and affected by 10 NTDs.
