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Tag Archives: malaria
Programmatic Summary 2022-2023
Read our Programmatic Summary for 2022-2023 here, which provides a snapshot of our work that has direct implications for both human health biodiversity conservation in one of the most challenging and complex environments on the planet: the Lake Tanganyika Basin … Continue reading
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Tagged #givingtuesday, africa, aid, biodiversity, drc, homepage, lake tanganyika, malaria, programmatic report
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Video Presentation at AERAP Conference
This video was presented at the AERAP Conference in Brussels, Belgium in March 2023. In this video, Justin from LTFHC shares background information on LTFHC, our current activities, and the importance of making positive health impacts in this region.
How We’re Addressing Malaria in the Lake Tanganyika Basin
Malaria is the number one cause of death in the Lake Tanganyika Basin, and the need for appropriate solutions to combat this disease couldn’t be more pressing. Over the past two years, we have begun to shed light on the … Continue reading
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Tagged bed net misuse, bed nets, homepage, latest, malaria, unintended consequences
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Big Plans for 2016
After an incredibly busy 2015, the LTFHC/WAVE is poised to launch into an impactful 2016 with a series of exciting programs, from direct service provision to critical infrastructure improvements affecting communities in the Lake Tanganyika Basin, and beyond: … Continue reading
HuffPo Canada interviews Dr. Amy Lehman
LTFHC Founder and CEO Dr. Amy Lehman was interviewed by the Huffington Post while at Ideacity in Toronto last month. Read more on her thoughts about “magic bullet” solutions and her general approach to international aid at HuffPo Canada.
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Amy Lehman Speaks at Ideacity 2015
LTFHC Founder & CEO Dr. Amy Lehman was a featured speaker at this year’s Ideacity Conference, “Canada’s Premier Meeting of the Minds”. Watch her speak on why aid and development work is so hard, bed net misuse and unintended consequences, … Continue reading
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