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Table 2.1.Summary of selected global strategieson communicable diseases

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    Milestones
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    2030 Goal
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    2030 SDG target
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   <td colspan="4">
    End TB strategy (8)
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    TB deaths
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    2020: ↓ 35%\[^{*}\]
    <br>
    2025: ↓ 75%
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    ↓ 95%
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    “Endthe epidemic of TB
    <br>
    across all countries"
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    TB incidence rate
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    2020: ↓ 20%
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    2025: 150%
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    ↓ 80%
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    TB-affected familiesfacing catastrophic costs due to TB(%)
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    2020: 0%
    <br>
    2025: 0%
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    0%
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   <td colspan="4">
    Global healthsector strategy on HV 2016-2021 (9)
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    New HIV infections
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    2020: &lt;500000/year
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    ↓ 90%
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   <td rowspan="2">
    “Endthe epidemic ofHIV
    <br>
    across all countries”
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    AIDS-related deaths
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    2020: &lt;500000/year
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    ↓ 90%
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   <td colspan="4">
    Gobal AIDS strategy 2021-2026 (10)
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    New HIV infections
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    2025: &lt;370000/year
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    ↓ 90%
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   <td rowspan="2">
    “End the epidemic of HIV
    <br>
    across all countries”
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    AIDS-related deaths
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    2025: &lt;250000/year
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    ↓ 90%
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   <td colspan="4">
    Global technical strategy for malara 2016-2030 (11)
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    Malariaincidence
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    2020: ↓ 40% (at least)
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    2025: ↓ 75% (at least)
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    ↓ 90% (at least)
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   <td rowspan="3">
    “End the malaria epidemic
    <br>
    across all countries”
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    Malaria deaths
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    2020: ↓ 40% (at least)
    <br>
    2025: ↓ 75% (at least)
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    ↓ 90% (at least)
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    Countries eliminating malaria
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    2020: 10 countries
    <br>
    2025: 20 countries
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    35 countries
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   <td colspan="4">
    Road map for neglected tropical diseases (NTDs)2021-2030(12)
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    People requiring interventions against NTDs
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    Disease-specific targets set
    <br>
    for each NTD include 2023
    <br>
    and 2025 milestones
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    ↓ 90%
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    “End the NTDs epidemics
    <br>
    across all countries”
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    Disability-adjusted lifeyears related to NTDs
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    ↓ 75%
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    Countries eliminating at leastone neglected tropical disease
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    100
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    NTDs eradicated
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    2
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    Polio endgame strategy 2019-2023 (13)
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    Wild poliovirus transmission
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    2030: Eradication of polio
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Note: \[^{*}\]% dedines arerelative to 2015 baselines.