Join the virtual - worldwide - TB town hall on 24 March!

In a first for the Stop TB Partnership, 33 TB champions representing TB Affected Communities, Developing Country NGOs and Developed Country NGOs constituencies, have been selected to support the affected community and civil society Board Members.

The Stop TB Partnership released the first edition of its quarterly newsletter for 2020 detailing the progress and results achieved in the priority countries of the Global Fund’s Strategic Initiative to Find the Missing People with TB.

02 March 2020, Geneva, Switzerland - Stop TB Partnership’s Global Drug Facility (GDF), Eiken Chemical Co., Ltd (Eiken) and Human Gesellschaft für Biochemica und Diagnostica mbH (HUMAN) announced today an agreement to reduce the price of the TB-LAMP test by over 30%.

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Two new tools to support TB affected communities and national TB programs, the TB Stigma Assessment Tool and The Right to Breathe: Human rights training for people with and affected by TB, are now available online.

The Stop TB Partnership is currently recruiting for a TB Prevalence Survey Coordinator who will be based in Gaborone, Botswana.

The Stop TB Partnership’s Global Drug Facility (GDF) announced the submission of a short film about the Pediatric Drug-Resistant TB (DR-TB) Initiative into the Webby Awards.

In anticipation of Valentine’s Day, the Stop TB Partnership launches an online campaign to celebrate love for all those affected by TB.

At the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, a multi-sectoral group of partners launched a new initiative – called Ending Workplace Tuberculosis (TB) – aimed at engaging major businesses in the fight against TB. Initiated by the World Economic Forum; Johnson & Johnson; Royal Philips; Fullerton Health; the Confederation of Indian Industry; the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria; the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Stop TB Partnership, this initiative will leverage the untapped potential of businesses in countries disproportionately impacted by TB to roll out awareness, detection and treatment programs, to reach millions of workers, their families and communities.