Image source: The Global Fund African Union Member States convened in New York, United States of America alongside other global leaders for the Seventh Global Fund Replenishment to voice their commitment to ending AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria by 2030. The Seventh Global Fund Replenishment saw a remarkable US$14.25 million
Lomé, 24 August 2022 – The African Union and the World Health Organization (WHO) today called for immediate and comprehensive measures to end the significant toll of tuberculosis among children in Africa. The appeal was made jointly with the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation (EGPAF) and the Stop TB Partnership
Recalling the following continental commitments by the African Heads of State and Government on TB and Nutrition: The Assembly/AU/Dec.565 (XXIV) which calls for control and elimination of airborne infectious diseases, including Tuberculosis in Africa by 2030. The Assembly/AU/Dec.619 (XXVII), which emphasises the elimination of emerging and re-emerging communicable diseases
Theme: “Strengthening Youth Leadership and Engagement in Policy Dialogue for Malaria Elimination in Africa.” #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe The African Union Commission, Department of Health, Humanitarian Affairs and Social Development launched the first continental conversation guide on malaria for youth in Africa at a virtual event hosted by the AIDS Watch Africa
Theme: “Strengthening Youth Leadership and Engagement in Policy Dialogue for Malaria Elimination in Africa.” #ZeroMalariaStartsWithMe View the social media toolkit in English: https://au-awa-social-media-toolkit.yolasite.com/ and French: https://au-awa-social-media-toolkit.yolasite.com/fr/ Download Graphics: https://bit.ly/3d6P96u Thank You For Being A Part Of This New Step Towards Strengthening Youth Leadership In Malaria Response In Africa!
