Call for applications for new members to serve on the Public-Private Mix (PPM) Core Group in 2024-2025

Published on February 21, 2024

The Secretariat of the Global Working Group on Public-Private Mix (PPM) for TB Care and Prevention of the Stop TB Partnership, that is hosted by the World Health Organization (WHO) Global TB Programme, is announcing a call for applications for new members to serve on the PPM core group in 2024-2025.

To apply for PPM core group membership, please submit your applications by email to: [email protected]  and [email protected] no later than 03 March 2024.

Individuals may be nominated by their institution/organization or may choose to apply on their own behalf. Applications should contain a current CV with a cover letter (one page maximum) expressing their interest in and suitability for PPM Core Group membership. A letter of endorsement from one’s institution/organization may also be attached along with the application.

Applicants should note that members will be selected to ensure that the perspectives of a broad range of constituencies and regions continue to be represented on the Core Group.

Election of the PPM Working Group leadership including the Chair and Vice Chair will be undertaken once the selection of new members are complete.

Closing date of applications: 03 March 2024.

For details on how to apply visit here

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