Ending Cholera - Global Roadmap to 2030
The introduction to this webinar read as follows: "Cholera remains a significant public health problem with the latest reports stating 132,121 cases in 38 countries, including 2420 deaths. In October 2017, the Global Task Force On Cholera Control partners (of which World Vision is included) called for a commitment from all stakeholders to support cholera affected countries to end cholera transmission..." - but to end cholera takes a personal commitment from each of us within this Community of Practice. We must shift from treating cholera as a Disaster Management responsibility but commit to understanding where there are Cholera hotspots in our own countries and programmes; let us commit to having a conversation across our sectors on what our role and responsibility is in cholera prevention, preparedness AND response. Take some time today to review and share the tools provided in this CoP Webex session. Will you initiate a cholera conversation in your office? Together, let's eradicate cholera from our collective workplans!
CHOLERA WEBEX RECORDING
Stream The Recording:
https://wvi.webex.com/wvi/ldr.php?RCID=6108013b4a757843006750cae4cc7842
Download The Webex (Webex Player Required):
https://wvi.webex.com/wvi/lsr.php?RCID=9d825fbcc0270e06cc9f9627bfc3e2f3
PRESENTATIONS
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
- Ending Cholera: A Global Roadmap to 2030
- CORE Group Cholera Disease Preparedness eLearning
- Cholera outbreak: assessing the outbreak response and improving preparedness (being revised later this year)
- GTFCC Repository for Cholera Training and Course Modules
- more resources are listed in Kate's presentation
THANK YOU TO OUR SPEAKER
Kate Alberti, Technical Officer, Cholera Programme, WHO, Global Task Force on Cholera Control
Kate Alberti on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kate-alberti-27443633/
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