English
Español‘NOhep’: Eliminating viral hepatitis by 2030
Contributed by the World Hepatitis Alliance.
NOhep
The movement called “NOhep” aims to unite those working in the field of hepatitis and others from across the world around one common purpose: the elimination of viral hepatitis by 2030. The launch of the movement follows the recently adopted WHO Global Health Sector Strategy for Viral Hepatitis (GHSS), where 194 Member States agreed to a goal of eliminating hepatitis B and hepatitis C as public health threat by 2030.
NOhep aims to build up a global umbrella platform for people to speak out, be engaged and take action to ensure that global commitments are met and viral hepatitis is eliminated by 2030. The sixth World Hepatitis Day on 28 July 2016 will serve as a vital opportunity to step up national and international efforts on hepatitis to a new level, and to spark action to implement the global WHO strategy to achieve these goals.
How to get involved
Interested in getting involved? Sign up to NOhep here.
You can also show your support by signing up to the NOhep Thunderclap. A message will be shared via your Facebook, Twitter or Tumblr on 28 July and you will join the collective voice on World Hepatitis Day. To create a buzz we’re asking you to add your support and encourage your networks to take part too!
Below are a number of ways you can support the Thunderclap:
- Sign the Thunderclap
- Add the Thunderclap to your email signature (instructions here)
- Embed the Thunderclap in your website (instructions here)
Find out more
You can also find out more about the campaign here.
