In this “End The Neglect” blog post, Ann Kelly, representative of the Howard G. Buffett Foundation’s Global Water Initiative and co-founder of Partner at Global Philanthropy Group, provides an overview of a Global Network for Neglected Tropical Diseases co-hosted seminar at World Water Week in Stockholm, Sweden. Kelly writes of “a panel entitled ‘Fighting Poverty in Latin America: Integrating Water and Health Initiatives,’ sponsored by FEMSA Foundation, the Global Network for Neglected Tropical Diseases (Global Network) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB,),” which she says “illustrates three things: (1) it is impossible to work on water without also working on health; (2) it takes creative partnerships to do things that are as transformational and sustainable like eliminating trachoma and other NTDs; (3) all of this is achievable relatively easily and inexpensively” (8/26).