until No Leprosy Remains
We take pride in enabling research and driving evidence-based innovation. Ongoing research on and implementation of preventive treatment provides hope that stopping leprosy transmission is coming within reach. It will take joint effort but we have the ambition to continue until No Leprosy Remains.
Even today, leprosy causes disability and social exclusion. The disease affects millions of lives. The NLR Alliance developed three strategic programmes to work towards a leprosy-free world: Zero Transmission, Zero Disability, and Zero Exclusion
1,067 Health staff trained on leprosy, prevention of disablities and stigma
Visit page1,224 Persons affected by leprosy with improved socio-economic situation
Visit page12,677 new patients diagnosed and treated
Visit page2,295 Local actors voicing concerns and needs of people affected by leprosy
Visit page45,105 contacts received SDR-PEP
Visit pageNew leprosy cases diagnosed and treated
Persons received SDR-PEP
Local actors voicing concerns and needs of people affected by leprosy
Health staff trained on leprosy, prevention of disablities and stigma
NLR keeps moving forward to a world without leprosy within one generation.
Cooperation is the basis of our work. NLR’s mission to stop the transmission of leprosy can only be done in partnership with others. The recently awarded joint project on mapping methods of clustering leprosy case data shows clearly this way of working in practice.
