• 03/12/2015

    Union 2015: Launch of self-assessment benchmarking tool for Childhood TB

    On Thursday 3 December, KNCV presented its Benchmarking tool for Childhood TB policies, practice and planning to the…

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  • 27/11/2015

    Member of Board of Trustees reappointed to permanent European Integration Committee

    KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation is delighted to learn that Mirella C.B. Visser (LLM) has been reappointed by…

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  • 12/11/2015

    Prestigious new post for Frank Cobelens

    Today, it was announced that Frank Cobelens, Scientific Director at KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation, is to become the new Chairman of…

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  • 03/11/2015

    KNCV signs Bali Declaration

    On November 3rd 2015, KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation signed the Bali Declaration, at the close of the first Global…

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  • 02/11/2015

    Global Summit on Diabetes and Tuberculosis

    KNCV’s Chief Executive Officer Kitty van Weezenbeek together with National TB Program (NTP) Manager Dr. Christina Widaningrum and colleagues in…

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  • 28/10/2015

    Tuberculosis is now the world’s deadliest infectious disease

    The Hague, 28 October 2015 – New data published today by the World Health Organization (WHO) in the ‘…

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  • 27/10/2015

    KNCV Update October 2015

    Did you miss our latest KNCV update? Read the newsletter here and subscribe to be sure to receive the next one…

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  • 27/10/2015

    ‘Making a difference’: White Paper on Dutch research for global TB elimination.

    At the Annual Symposium ‘Innovation is everything’ KNCV presented a White Paper on Dutch Research for global TB elimination. The…

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  • 27/10/2015

    Doctorates for TB Researchers

    KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation regularly supports PhD candidates. This week we welcome Abdallah Mkopi from Tanzania, and last month Sanne van…

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  • 17/10/2015

    Unique initiative with private practitioners against MDR-TB in India

      EQUIP project, Chennai, India. DOT Supervisor…

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  • 16/09/2015

    WHO consultation with NGOs and other CSOs

    The Global TB Programme is pleased to inform of an upcoming global consultation that the World Health Organization is organizing…

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  • 16/09/2015

    Effect of Introducing Xpert MTB/RIF in Kazakhstan

    A pilot study was conducted in Kazakhstan to assess the effects of introducing the Xpert MTB/RIF (Xpert) diagnostic test to…

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  • 16/09/2015

    Expert exchange between Greece and the Netherlands

    Comparing TB Control in Greece and the Netherlands: an exchange full of surprises. In early 2015, Katerina Manika, lecturer in…

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  • 16/09/2015

    KNCV Symposium 24 September

    On Thursday, September 24, 2015, at its Annual Symposium ‘Innovation is everything’, KNCV Tuberculosis Foundation presented the White Paper ‘…

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  • 03/06/2015

    Taking stock: a blog by Nick Blok

    After three months, with 72 interviews in 5 provinces, 10 districts and 11 communes, it is time to take stock…

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No More Pandemics
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Development of a comprehensive Digital Training Package
E-detect
Improved TB/HIV Prevention & Care – Building Models for the Future Project
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TB REACH Ethiopia
TB REACH Nigeria
TB REACH Philippines
TB REACH Tanzania
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KNCV Webinar: Impact of COVID-19: Hear the perspective of TB/MDR-TB patients and front line health care workers
KNCV Webinar: Contact Investigation for COVID-19: Lessons from TB Control Programs
KNCV Webinar ‘Infection prevention and control for COVID-19

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KNCV Benchmarking Tool for TB in Children and Adolescents

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KNCV’s Success Stories from IMPAACT4TB – 4 countries

KNCV’s Success Stories from IMPAACT4TB – Malawi

TB Stigma Measurement Guidance

From the Inside Out – Dealing with TB-related Self-stigma and Shame

Allies Approach – The KNCV Stigma Reduction Toolbox

KNCV 2-pager TB Photovoices

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