Lucica Ditiu: The Red Arrow represents our unwavering commitment to move forward with the mission until we reach the finish line to End TB. The symbol belongs to no single organization, person, tagline, or agenda. It represents our unity against TB, and it’s in our hands to shape and give meaning to.

Stop TB Partnership's Global Plan endorsed by global & national leaders including 50 parliamentarians from around the world attending the 2nd Global TB Summit.

Urgent phase-out needed for outdated policies of mandatory hospitalisation, re-treatment regimens that contribute to drug resistance, and sub-optimal diagnosis.

29 November 2015 – The Stop TB Partnership is pleased to announce that the 2015 Kochon Prize has been awarded to one organization and two individuals – ASPAT-Perú, Dr. Natalya Vezhnina, and Ms. Naomi Wanjira – for their outstanding contributions in the fight against TB. 

The Stop TB Partnership has released the Global Plan to End TB 2016-2020, which outlines the funding and action needed to tackle the global tuberculosis crisis.

11 November 2015 – Geneva, Switzerland – The Stop TB Partnership is delighted to welcome Her Excellency, wife of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Hajiya Aisha Muhammadu Buhari as the new Ambassador to champion the cause of tuberculosis (TB) elimination in Nigeria and globally.

10 November 2015, Geneva, Switzerland – After receiving a large number of outstanding nominations, six impressive individuals and/or organizations have been shortlisted for the 2015 Kochon Prize. The theme for this year is aimed at highlighting and bringing to attention unsung or unrecognized heroes quietly and tirelessly making everyday miracles happen for the people with TB.

5th November, Bangkok, Thailand - The Stop TB Partnership has this week convened the first ever global meeting of people affected by TB and key populations in Bangkok, Thailand.

This is the first language guide for partners and stakeholders working in TB and supports the Global Plan to End TB 2016-2020 paradigm shift ‘changing the mindset, language, and dialogue on TB’.

14 October 2015 - London, United Kingdom - The Stop TB Partnership today launched a video to highlight the limited knowledge about TB in the general population, especially in developed countries. It is crucial that people are aware of the disease so we can engage more actors in the battle to end it.