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NNN celebrated ten years in September 2019!

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The 2019 NNN conference took place in Liverpool, UK.

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Enetia Madembo distributes pills in a public school in Vikuge, Tanzania, during mass drug administration through the USAID ENVISION project. The pills include Praziquantel and Albendazole. (Photo by Paul Jeffrey for IMA World Health)

Read the NNN toolkit for collecting stories in the field

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Cross-cutting innovation in areas such as WASH and DMDI.

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With over 70 members worldwide, the Neglected Tropical Disease NGO Network (NNN) is a forum for partners working together to improve health for the world's poorest populations and build a brighter future for all people.

The NNN is built on partnerships: across diseases, between cross-cutting issues and with governments.

Cross-Cutting Groups

NNN has been uniquely positioned to identify common themes and develop cross-cutting approaches in many key areas, including WASH, Disease Management, Disability & Inclusion, and others.

Resources

Browse some of the resources created for NNN including handbooks, conference reports, reference websites and forms.

Members

The NTD NGO Network is made up of a broad range of NGOs that work across diseases, between cross-cutting issues and with governments to eliminate and control NTDs.

The BEST Framework

Read about a conceptual framework that includes all NTD interventions and encourages consistency and coherence across NTD programmes.

Our 2019 annual conference welcomed 430+ delegates from 49 countries, representing 155 civil society organizations, as well as governments, funders and the private sector. Planning is underway for our 2020 conference.

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RT @NTD_NGOs: Powerful and moving poem by Kenyan spoken word poet, @teardrops, on the health impacts of unsafe drinking water, i… https://t.co/SvYQMY5YN5

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RT @NTD_NGOs: Strong final thoughts from @mwelentuli at @CombatNTDs' #EndTheNeglect event: "The power behind the Road Map is toge… https://t.co/sf434WysRX

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RT @NTD_NGOs: Her Excellency Amira Elfadil Mohammed Elfadil, Commissioner for Social Affairs @_AfricanUnion addresses SDGs 3 and… https://t.co/QC4T5pR1aC

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With over 70 members worldwide, the Neglected Tropical Disease NGO Network (NNN) is a forum for partners working together to improve health for the world's poorest populations and build a brighter future for all people.

The NNN is built on partnerships: across diseases, between cross-cutting issues and with governments.

Cross-Cutting Groups

Resources

Members

The BEST Framework

Our 2019 annual conference welcomed 430+ delegates from 49 countries, representing 155 civil society organizations, as well as governments, funders and the private sector. Planning is underway for our 2020 conference.

@NTD_NGOs Follow us!

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