TBPPM India NGO Database: A Dynamic Resource for Collaboration and Strengthening PPM Efforts

Published on October 17, 2023

The TBPPM Learning Network (TBPPM LN) started in 2019, was a pioneering initiative dedicated to invigorating the nascent PPM community through creating, nurturing, and leveraging a digital resource centre on PPM activities and promoting active engagement and cross learning between diverse stakeholders. In a significant stride towards eradicating Tuberculosis (TB) and strengthening collaborative efforts at the country level, the country chapter of TBPPM LN has created an innovative NGO Database.

TBPPM LN aims to bring together the Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) under a common mission, fostering a robust network that facilitates open communication, unity, and an enhanced zeal for a strong rebuttal to the burden of tuberculosis in the country. With the launch of the TBPPM India NGO Database, the network has taken a giant leap in accelerating its goal.  The database is poised to become a cornerstone of the global TB eradication movement by serving as a one stop hub for NGOs actively engaged in tackling TB.

NGOs working tirelessly on TB-related projects are invited to join this dynamic database and sign up to the TBPPM Learning Network

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