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Multimedia Materials for the UN General Assembly TB Meeting

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Multimedia Materials for the UN General Assembly TB Meeting

Multimedia materials developed ahead of the September 2018 United Nations General Assembly High-Level Meeting on Tuberculosis. Materials include a brochure, posters, and social media squares.

Author:

World Health Organization

Audiences:

Community Leaders, International Agencies

Topic:

Advocacy/Communications

Country of Origin:

Switzerland

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