World TB Day 2024 - Key Events and Resources

Published on March 14, 2024
 
 

As World TB Day 2024 approaches, we are excited to share with you a roundup of events that we have planned for our community. Join us for a series of insightful discussions aimed at raising awareness and accelerating action to engage private providers in ending TB. We have also collated resources, events, and campaign materials from our partners that you can utilize in joining the momentum towards World TB Day.

Yes We Can End TB!
TBPPM EVENTS FOR WORLD TB DAY 2024
TBPPM Webinar: World TB Day: PPM Success - Engaging Private Providers

This webinar provides concrete examples from Nigeria, Indonesia, and Pakistan on engaging private healthcare providers in the national TB response.
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Pharmacy Engagement in TB Prevention and Care

In this digital event in collaboration with International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP), experts will explore the role that pharmacists play in the fight against TB, and how this role can be further leveraged.
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Winners of TBPPM Poster Hunt

The TBPPM Poster Hunt 2024 has received immense response. Our judges are currently scoring all the submissions that we received.

The winners will be announced on World TB Day!
Watch this space
 
TBPPM Webinar: Rural TB care: Engaging Private Providers

In this webinar we focus on the engagement of private providers in rural setting and hear from different speakers on their programs, key challenges and how they overcome those.
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PPM IN ACTION
In 2022, the TBPPM learning network partnered with our community and several key stakeholders involved in pharmacy engagement to develop this infographic that could be used in pharmacies. Along with the support of International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP), the infographic has been translated into more than 20 languages. The translated infographics will be launched at the Digital event on 22nd March 2024 (details above).
Stay Tuned!
OTHER WORLD TB DAY 2024 EVENTS
World TB Day 2024: WHO Online Talk Show

The World Health Organization (WHO) is organizing a special Talk Show to commemorate World TB Day on 19 March 2024 at 14:30 CET
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Global Commitment to local action in SEAR

GCTA and WHO SEARO are organizing a special event on 21 March 2024 to discuss about translating UN HLM TB targets into actionable steps at the country level.
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UCL-LSHTM World TB Day Symposium

UCL-LSHTM will be hosting a one-day symposium on 25 March 2024 to highlight contemporary TB research, control measures and policy initiatives, and to discuss future challenges.
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Are you hosting an event for World TB Day 2024? Click here to share it on the TBPPM Learning Network
WORLD TB DAY CAMPAIGN MATERIALS
WHO CAMPAIGN TOOLKIT FOR WORLD TB DAY

WHO has developed an advocacy and communications package to support awareness building and drive action across all levels, in the lead up to and on World TB Day. Please access the package below to join us in amplifying efforts to end TB.;
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STOP TB PARTNERSHIP CAMPAIGN TOOLKIT FOR WORLD TB DAY

The Stop TB Partnership released the campaign toolkit for this year’s 'Yes! We Can End TB'. This comprehensive toolkit will help raise awareness for the upcoming World TB Day and can be used, adapted, or tailored to fit everyone's needs and vision. Don't forget to share your plans - upload your events and plans here, and use the hashtag #YesWeCanEndTB on social media to share your work with the world! 
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