Initiative Coordinator @ Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety |Founder, Light to Life |Sustainable Mobility | Cycling | Asia & the Pacific
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Joined September 2016
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Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
Vital Strategies is pleased to announce the appointment of @MEtiebetMD as President and Chief Executive Officer to guide the organization into its third decade.
Read the full announcement: vitalstrat.org/46Zm9Wu
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.@BloombergDotOrg is partnering with Da Nang, Hanoi, and Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam to redesign high-risk roads and reduce crashes, injuries, and fatalities. Grateful for their commitment to public health and road safety shown during my visit to Da Nang and Hanoi.
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
Why are road traffic deaths increasing in Africa? It comes down to two things: Speed and helmets.
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
This is what the alcohol simulation goggles exercise looked like today. We hope everyone had a lot of fun!
Thanks for facilitating one of these sessions, @margiepeden. ❤️
#GRSLC2024 | #BIGRS
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
Team IRC sharing our expertise and experience to increase access to sexual & reproductive health in humanitarian settings at the International Conference on Family Planning.
Because we know the right to choose matters most in the hardest of times.
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
3 in 10 people around the 🌍 lack access to hand washing facilities with soap & water.
In #Bangladesh, we've been leading hand-washing sessions to improve #hygiene and #sanitation among #Rohingya refugees.
#globalhealth
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
In #Bangladesh, we're supporting flood-affected communities with #hygiene kits and #health education sessions.
Hear more about our work to help the Somitipara community & #Rohingya refugees combat health challenges in emergency situations from our Program Manager, Labib ⤵️
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
Hygiene & sanitation are critical for #Rohingya refugees living in the most densely populated refugee camps during the #COVID pandemic.
To reduce the risk of COVID & other illnesses following severe flooding, our team led health education sessions & distributed hygiene kits.
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
As part of our flood response in #Bangladesh following severe heavy rains, our #health team is leading educational sanitation sessions & distributing hygiene kits to reduce the risk of COVID-19, water borne diseases, & other illnesses.
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
For 4 years 800,000+ Rohingya refugees have lived in shelters made of plastic sheets and bamboo in the world's most densely populated refugee camps in #Bangladesh.
Today, they are still in need of support. We must stand by the #Rohingya refugee community.
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
On this month of #youth day celebration,
catch our Founder, @LabibTazone on
@4mtvusa at 7.30pm LIVE.
#LightToLife
#Bangladesh
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
Meet one of our #humanitarian heroes, Labib, MedGlobal Program Manager in Cox’s Bazar, #Bangladesh.
Labib has been integral in leading our #COVID19 response and supporting our health clinic in the #Rohingya refugee camps.
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
Our mother’s clubs are an important resource for women in the Somitipara neighborhood of Cox’s Bazar, #Bangladesh - providing a safe space to discuss health care during pregnancy, menstrual hygiene, & more.
Read more about how they’re making an impact ⤵️
medglobal.org/maternal-healt…
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
A week of continuous rain has displaced over 20,000 #Rohingya in Cox's Bazar, #Bangladesh.
Read below to see the catastrophe through the eyes of Rohingya photographers Yassin and Zia via @NRC_Norway ⬇️
aljazeera.com/gallery/2021/8…
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
In #Bangladesh, we're delivering healthy futures.❤️
At our Maternity & Birth Center in Cox's Bazar, our team of midwives are supporting Bangladeshi women throughout their pregnancy, so they can have a safe & healthy delivery.
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
7.2% of #India is vaccinated against #COVID19.
India's government is confident that the entire adult population will be vaccinated by the end of 2021 —but lack of #transparency, supply problems, and pricing issues could stand in the way.
dw.com/en/covid-will-india-b…
Labib Tazone Utshab retweeted
So many countries are facing the “worst moment since the pandemic began.”
#COVID19 is not over - especially for low & middle income countries, where vaccines are critically needed.
We need #VaccineEquity. Now. nytimes.com/2021/06/02/world…
