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Additional TB Resources
WHO TB Report App_ Google Play Store
This app allows users to explore and interact with data from the WHO 2024 Global Tuberculosis Report. It is also available on the Apple App Store by searching for 'TB Report'.
Additional TB Resources
WHO: Global Tuberculosis Reports
This website provides access to the WHO Global Programme on Tuberculosis and Lung Health's series of TB-related reports dating back to 1997. These reports offer valuable insights into global TB trends, epidemiology, and progress toward TB elimination.
Funding
WHO: Request for Proposal - Building A Global Investment Case For Tuberculosis Screening And Prevention Ref [WHO-SHQ-RFP-25-3045]
DEADLINE: 25 August, 2025
Must create supplier account to access the RFP
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WHO: STEPwise Manual for Noncommunicable Disease Surveillance, Monitoring and Reporting
Developed by WHO “The purpose of the manual is to provide guidelines and supporting material for sites embarking on STEPS chronic disease risk factor surveillance.” While focus is non-communicable diseases useful information for communicable disease e.g., STEPS instrument.
Additional TB Resources
WHO: TB digital platform
The TB digital platform offers dashboards displaying global TB data—from overall trends to specific sources like prevalence surveys. It brings together data from all countries and makes it easier to access and understand through clear, user-friendly visuals.
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WHO: TB Research Tracker
The database provides the most up-to-date information on clinical trials, operational research, and other studies related to TB and MDR-TB.
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WHO: World TB Day 2025 Newsletter
The WHO Global Tuberculosis Programme's newsletter for World TB Day 2025, which highlights the theme "Yes! We Can End TB: Commit. Invest. Deliver." The newsletter calls for urgent action to turn global commitments into results, increase funding, and scale up interventions that are proven to be effective, especially for drug-resistant TB. It includes key messages from various global leaders, such as the WHO Director-General, Dr. Tedros, and author John Green, highlighting the need for solidarity and sustained momentum to end TB