Webinar on engaging Parliamentarians into fights against TB
- 12.08.2016 03:57
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June 13, 2016, Alliance for Public Health held a webinar within the TB_REP project, during which 15 civil society representatives from EECA countries discussed the importance, methods and possibilities of engaging Parliamentarians into their work on fighting the tuberculosis epidemic.
The special guest of the webinar – Matthew Oliver from the Global TB Caucus – shared his valuable experience in this matter with the audience.
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