Monday, 19 August 2019

Eye of the Eagle, Vol. 20, No. 2

Published by The Carter Center, Eye of the Eagle provides news and technical information about river blindness and trachoma intervention activities.
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Annual Trachoma Review Looks Toward Elimination
The 20th Annual Trachoma Program Review was held March 18-20, 2019, at The Carter Center in Atlanta. The annual review is an opportunity for Carter Center-assisted programs in Ethiopia, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, Sudan, and Uganda to reflect on achievements and challenges in the previous year and set goals for the upcoming year.
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The Trust’s Initiative Shows Impact in Uganda
For the past five years, The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust’s Trachoma Initiative has worked with the ministries of health in Commonwealth countries in Africa to fight the blinding scourge of trachoma. The Carter Center has been honored to be the coordinating partner for this project in Uganda, working in collaboration with a consortium of partners including Sightsavers, CBM, Johns Hopkins University, Water Mission, Water Aid, World Vision, and Concern. Local Lions Clubs also have shown support, with members acting as technical advisors and advocates for the program.
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Father, Son Walk 150 Miles for Sight-Saving Surgery
At a mobile surgery camp in Lotien, a village in South Sudan’s Eastern Equatoria region, a man requested surgery to help his son, age 11, who was suffering from trachomatous trichiasis. After walking more than 150 miles from their home, the boy and his father arrived just before the temporary camp was nearing its end.
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Also In This Edition ...
Programs Assess Progress Against River Blindness »
South Sudan States Launch Trachoma Plan »
Abbott Integral to Success in Ethiopia »
Ethiopia Finds New River Blindness Focus »
New Toolkit Brings WASH, NTD Goals Together »
Guinea Worm Disease Update »
 

 

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