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For badge retrieval from the UNAIDS building reception, visitors must bring with them photo identification.
Online form: Conflict of interest principles for members of TDR's Joint Coordinating Board
(Word version available on the JCB memberships page)
Letters of invitation
Letters in all languages can be found on the JCB SharePoint. If you do not already have access, please send a request when prompted, including the name of your Member State or organization.
Code of conduct
Please note that this event adheres to the Code of Conduct to prevent harassment, including sexual harassment, at WHO Events.
Preventing and Responding to Sexual Exploitation, Abuse and Harassment (WHO website)
Code of conduct (available in Arabic, English, Chinese, French, Russian and Spanish)
Forty-eighth session of the TDR Joint Coordinating Board
Introductory briefing for JCB participants, primarily new members, who wish to acquaint themselves with the Programme and the processes and functions of the Board.
Simultaneous interpretation will be available in English, French and Spanish.
Interpretation will not be available for this meeting.
Simultaneous interpretation will be available in English, French and Spanish.
Meeting documentation
These documents are for information only.
Follow-up to the JCB47 decisions and recommendations
Standing Committee 116 and 117 decisions and recommendations
Report of the 47th meeting of the TDR Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee
Note on the membership of the Joint Coordinating Board
JCB membership wheel English | Français | Español | Russian
History of Membership on TDR’s Joint Coordinating Board, 1978–2025
TDR Memorandum of Understanding
Other background documents. No action required.
WHO Programmatic, Financial and Results Reports (Accountability)
Portfolio of Expected Results progress 2024-2025 and strategic plans 2026-2027 (by strategic priority area, as presented to STAC)
Annual team reports for 2024
Presentations
Our work
All JCB Members and Observers who are unable to participante in person in this year's JCB session, are invited to register to attend the meeting online
Highlighted publications
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