The Stop TB Partnership and partners will host a webinar on 26 January 2023, What's new in childhood TB.

GFAN is selected to coordinate the Affected Communities and Civil Society Platform for the 2023 UN High-Level Meeting on TB. Applications are now being accepted for lead consultant(s) to support this work (Deadline: 5 January 2023).

The manual provides an overview of the recommended use of IGRAs as a class of in-vitro tests for the detection of TB infection and describes their performance, steps for use and implementation considerations.

A report highlights that despite reaching US$1 billion in spending in 2021, funding for TB R&D is a mere fraction of what’s needed to achieve UN sustainable development goal of ending TB as a pandemic by 2030.

The TB Vaccine Advocacy Roadmap (TB Vax ARM) and the Stop TB Partnership Working Group on New TB Vaccines announced a new advocacy fellowship program, set to take place in February 2023 in the run up to World TB Day. The program will convene six fellows representing TB affected communities, advocates, and early career researchers from high TB burden countries for an online skill building and co-learning program. The goal of the program is to help cultivate a new generation of TB vaccine R&D advocates and stimulate more diverse advocacy efforts for TB vaccine R&D ahead of the UN High-Level Meeting on TB in September 2023 and beyond.

To end HIV/AIDS and TB, we need to ‘equalize’ global commitment, financial resources and attention between the two diseases.

TBpeople Ukraine and Club des Amis Damien from the Democratic Republic of Congo were announced as the joint winners of the Stop TB Partnership Community Award 2022. The award ceremony was organized on the sidelines of the Stop TB Partnership Community Summit held in Bangkok, Thailand on 31 October - 4 November 2022.

A supplemental issue published in the Journal of the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Society identified the challenges in controlling childhood TB in 2022 and beyond. ‘What’s New in Childhood Tuberculosis' highlighted areas that can accelerate the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of a persistent threat to children worldwide.

'Disrupted but not defeated' - recognizing TB services providers in areas with armed conflict.

The Stop TB Partnership announced the successful grantees under the Round 11 of the Challenge Facility for Civil Society 2022, which will support 100 TB affected communities and civil society organizations from 29 countries and seven regions for a total of US$ 10.5 million.