World Hepatitis Alliance

Thanks to your efforts, WHD 2017 was a huge success, with 162 countries taking part and 106 national governments commemorating the day. Find out more about how WHD was marked in your country and its huge impact in the World Hepatitis Day 2017 Global Summary Report .

On 1 -3 November, the World Hepatitis Summit 2017 will bring over 700 delegates and 80 expert speakers from across the world to share a best-in-class programme, driven by key insights and research in how to implement the Global Health Sector Strategy on Viral Hepatitis.

2016 will forever be remembered as a year of revolution for viral hepatitis. For all of us working in the field, 2016 was the year the world woke up from years of neglect and the year that after rallying together for the past decade, our efforts finally paid off. 

Our Annual Report 2016 is an opportunity for us to reflect on last year’s achievements and examine how this is informing our work in 2017.

Check out NOhep’s first global documentary. Entitled “We Are NOhep” it shows the tireless efforts activists, policymakers, patients and professionals from across the world are making to save lives and eliminate this deadly disease by 2030. Together we can win this battle. Together we can eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030. Together We Are NOhep. Sign up to the NOhep movement here.

Catch up on our latest projects, news from members and key developments in the field of hepatitis. Click here to read the latest edition.

Viral hepatitis is one of the leading cause of death globally, accounting for 1.34 million deaths per year – as many as HIV/AIDS, TB or malaria.

The World Hepatitis Alliance provides global leadership in awareness-raising, advocacy and in the fight to end social injustice, driving action to achieve a world free from viral hepatitis.