🌍 Live Now: #CHAC2024 🌍 Join us for the ongoing session on Understanding Climate Change and Its Impacts on Health and Wellbeing Link: youtube.com/live/fkbUxnJc9…

.. globe, & funders involved in the climate & health nexus are meeting to present groundbreaking research & best practices, align strategies, share solutions, & build partnerships to create climate-resilient health systems. WHO Zimbabwe CeSHHAR Zimbabwe Wellcome Fortunate Machingura

#CHAC2024 was the first event of its kind, bringing together over 400 delegates from 30 countries across Africa, including Ministers of Health, healthcare professionals, leading researchers from around the globe, and funders involved in climate and health.

#ExcitingNews Zimbabwe officially joined World Health Organization (WHO) Alliance for Transformative Action on Climate & Health #ATACH! Ministry of HealthZW Minister Dr Douglas Mombeshora handed the letter of commitment at the high level meeting on Climate & Health. Learn more about what this means for Zimbabwe!

Some highlights from Team CeSHHAR’s day out at the 2024 NGO Games last Saturday #OneCeSHHAR #OneTeam #OneGoal #StrongerTogether

To mark our 125th anniversary, we are bringing together experts to discuss the future of global health into the 22nd century. Professor David Lalloo opened our Scientific Symposium before a keynote from World Health Organization (WHO) Chief Scientist Jeremy Farrar. Read more: lstm.ac/anniversarysym…

LSTM and MLW leaders past and present reflect on 125 years of global partnerships. Professors David Lalloo, Janet Hemingway, David Molyneux and Henry Mwandumba took part in a unique discussion drawing on decades of experience in global health leadership. #125Symposium

"The last 30 years symbolise what it means to have true partnerships." Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme's Professor Henry Mwandumba speaks to #125Symposium about the benefits of international co-operation. "In this global economy, this day and age, you cannot achieve anything by working alone."

Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme Our next keynote speaker Professor Jeremiah Chakaya is an expert in respiratory health and TB. He is a founding member of the Respiratory Society of Kenya and serves as a technical expert for the Kenyan National TB Programme.

Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme Jeremiah Chakaya Jeremiah Chakaya emphasised the social determinants of health, especially important for TB elimination. "If we were to overcome poverty, maybe we could overcome TB."

Malawi Liverpool Wellcome Programme Jeremiah Chakaya During the first morning of our 125th Anniversary Symposium, an expert panel discussed how we can end TB by 2030. Dr Kondwani Jambo, PhD, Dr Augustine Choko, Euphemia, Dr Loveleen Bansi-Matharu and Lilian Otiso then led a session on how we get to zero HIV infections. #125Symposium

Our afternoon keynote was delivered by Liz Corbett, a Clinical Epidemiologist with specialty training in infectious diseases. Her special research interest is in diagnostic intervention strategies for HIV and TB.

Liz Corbett "We live in exciting times!" Professor Corbett's talk focused on the potential for health systems innovation to help us get near to the 2030 target for zero HIV. #125Symposium

We were pleased to welcome TulipMazumdar to chair a two-part keynote panel discussion looking ahead to the next 125 years of global health. Two incredibly rich conversations occurred, bringing in threats of future pandemics, vaccine hesitancy and plateaus in progress.

TulipMazumdar However, the potential offered by technological advancements, gene drive and cross-disciplinary working between scientific disciplines and beyond were all identified as opportunities in a fascinating and wide-ranging conversation.

In 2024 we were thrilled to support the inaugural Climate and Health Africa Conference (CHAC 2024) in Harare, Zimbabwe. #CHAC2024 was hosted by the Ministry of HealthZW and Ministry of Environment, Climate and Wildlife, in collaboration with CeSHHAR Zimbabwe buff.ly/4e4scdZ

In November we hosted our 125th Anniversary Scientific Symposium, bringing together leading experts to tackle some of the most pressing global health issues of our time, from climate change to health system resilience. Our short video shows some of the highlights.

🆕JIAS supplement: “PEP in Africa: prospects, opportunities and challenges” guest edited by Euphemia L. Sibanda, Julie Fox and Peter Godfrey-Faussett. Check out the issue here: bit.ly/JIASPEP South-south learning network

Our new article was just published in Journal of the IAS’s new supplement, “PEP in Africa: prospects, opportunities and challenges”. Full supplement: bit.ly/JIASPEP

📰 Check out the new JIAS supplement highlighting the crucial need for expansion of PEP uptake in Africa to boost global adoption of #HIV services by targeting specific populations’ needs and preferences! 📲 Access all the articles now: bit.ly/JIASPEP South-south learning network