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Progress Report on the Global Plan to Stop Tuberculosis

This report describes the progress of the Stop TB Partnership. It reports that TB control is succeeding around the world. The challenges include increasing and sustaining new funding levels; strengthening the public health system, including the availability, capacity, and motivation of human resources; empowering households and communities; engaging providers in the private and other sectors; and creating and adopting new technology, such as diagnostics, drugs, and vaccines.

Author:

Stop TB Partnership

Audiences:

International Agencies, Managers and Supervisors, Policy Makers

Topic:

BCG Vaccine, Diagnosis, Program Evaluation, MDR TB, Program Management, TB Treatment, Treatment- Directly Observed Therapy (DOT)

Language:

English

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