Through trainings and workshops in Côte d'Ivoire, Georgia and Kenya, strategic initiative partners are expanding the net of stakeholders capable of addressing human rights and gender barriers to accessing TB services.
In Botswana, SADC Secretariat discussed implementation of regional projects focused on TB and prioritized partnership with the Strategic Initiative to improve country-level responses.
Stop TB Partnership supported the Joint Program Review in Cambodia where country progress was reviewed. Stop TB and the Global Fund also held joint meetings to support Nigeria’s TB program review.
Gathering in Cotonou, Benin, representatives of 15 West and Central African countries learned about best practices of integrating community, rights and gender approaches to accelerate TB case finding.
Every year, 10.4 million people get sick with TB, an entirely preventable and curable disease. But more worrying, 40 percent of these individuals do not even receive care – they are “missed” by
This year has been called the year for action against TB, with an upcoming UN high-level meeting dedicated to the topic and great expectations that the world will use it to accelerate the end of TB
