This exhibit features photographers from six countries across Africa where neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) are prevalent. In breathtakingly bold colors, it dissects social issues and challenges western representations of Africa by creating a powerful interpretation of the impact of NTDs on gender equity, mental health, mobility and access to resources. This exhibit is organized by END Fund and Reaching the Last Mile , and endorsed by the World Health Organization (WHO) , in connection with World NTD Day (30 January). On display until 27 March 2024

The rehabilitation workforce is a diverse composition of occupations and specializations that provide interventions that optimize functioning and reduce disability .  The effective coverage of skilled workers in the field of rehabilitation is crucial for providing quality care to those in need . However, many countries struggle with obstacles such as lack of institutional capacity, insufficient jobs for rehabilitation workers, and ineffective incentives for health care workers. To address these challenges, the Guide for rehabilitation workforce evaluation (GROWE) was launched in July 2023. GROWE provides a comprehensive and systematic approach to collecting qualitative and quantitative data to identify context-specific challenges and develop action plans to strengthen the rehabilitation workforce at national level. The evaluation focuses on economic and political context, stakeholder influence, workforce need, supply, demand and absorption, efficiency, competency and performan...