A stakeholders team led by EANNASO, NTLP and consultants analyzed earlier findings from the community, rights and gender assessments and recently disseminated studies.
IRD Nigeria organized a workshop to disseminate Field Guides and provide guidance for partners to successfully implement active TB case finding activities.
Stop TB Partnership, in close collaboration with TB communities and experts, and supported by USAID, led the development of a clear and practical methodology to identify TB stigma in different country settings, and measure its impact as a barrier to accessing TB care.
This is the largest ever call for proposals for a TB response that is rights-based, gender-transformative, people-centered and accountable.
Driven by community participation, needs and local information Indonesia, Mozambique and Ukraine designed community-based monitoring (CBM) interventions to increase accountability in the TB response.
India hosted the 50th Union Lung Conference, during which Stop TB Partnership organized and participated in various meetings and events with the aim to promote human rights and universal access to TB care.
