1. A Time of Commitments and Actions to accelerate action to End TB
Dr Tereza Kasaeva
Director

2. Current actions and investments are falling far short
Tuberculosis is the
top infectious killer in the world
Current actions and investments are falling far short

3. The opportunity of the SDG era to end TB
SDG Target 3.3
BY 2030
end the TB epidemic
Vision:
A world free of TB
Zero TB deaths, Zero TB disease, and Zero TB suffering
Goal:
End the Global TB epidemic
Accelerate scaled up use of current and new tools, pursue universal health coverage and social protection

4. Ending TB requires a multisectoral approach
GOAL 1: SOCIAL
PROTECTION WHEN ILL
CROWDING, POOR VENTILATION
SILICA, INDOOR AIR POLLUTION
POOR LIVING AND WORKING CONDITIONS
Environment
CONDUCIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR TRANSMISSION
FOOD INSECURITY
MAL-NUTRITION
Other diseases and risk behaviours
UNHEALTHY BEHAVIOUR
HIV/
AIDS
NCDs (LUNG DISEASES, DIABETES, ALCOHOL, SMOKING)
IMPAIRED HOST DEFENCE/SUSCEPTIBILITY
GOAL 3:
UHC: HIV, NCD, RISK FACTORS
EXPOSURE
LATENT INFECTION
ACTIVE DISEASE
SUFFERING, SURVIVE
or DEATHS
GOAL 3:
UHC TB SERVICES
TB CARE

5. High-level spotlight on ending TB
2017
2018
March 2018
A year of commitments and action to end TB. Multisectoral response the focus of the Ministerial conference in Moscow
26 September 2018

6. Moscow Declaration to End TB

7. Strategic Priorities in line with the GPW
5/23/2019
1 billion
more people with health coverage
lives
improved
more people made safer
Strategic Priorities in line with the GPW
1 billion
more people with health coverage
Achieve universal access to TB prevention, treatment
and care services
Target: Reduce TB deaths by 50% by 2023
1 billion
more people made safer
Prevent TB as a public health threat and contribute to protecting populations from airborne infections
Target: Increase coverage of treatment for MDR-TB to 80% of estimated incidence
1 billion
lives
improved
Protect populations and vulnerable groups from the social and economic impacts of TB infection and disease.
Target: Zero TB-affected families facing catastrophic costs due to TB

8. Joint Initiative Commitments→ Accountable actions
World Health Organization,
Stop TB Partnership, global fund
Joint Initiative
Commitments→ Accountable actions
to accelerate access→ Measurable Progress
Aim: To create an immediate push to urgently translate commitments into action, close the gaps in reaching the missing people with TB, WHO, Stop TB Partnership and Global Fund have launched a joint initiative.

9. JOINT INITIATIVE: Targets
Between :
At least 40 million people with TB reached with care, including 3.5 million children and 1.5 million people with drug-resistant TB
Focus on 30 HBCs as priority

10. JOINT INITIATIVE: KEY ACTIONS
Strengthen accountability
Increase financing and Innovative financing collaborations
Jointly define and endorse concrete and measurable country-specific targets
Prioritize TB response and innovations for access and delivery
Strengthen community leadership in the TB response
Measure progress at all levels

11. PRIORITIES FOR ACTION TO END TB
Ensure diagnosis and quality
care for the “missed” people with TB
Address MDR-TB as a crisis
Increase financing to close resource gaps
Intensify research and ensure rapid uptake of innovations
Address TB within universal health coverage, social protection and poverty agendas
Accelerate response to TB/HIV
Strengthen engagement with the community and civil society
Respect equity, ethics and human rights and address stigma
We need the power of parliamentarians to:
Secure highest level political commitment to implement our priorities for action
Help countries translate commitments into action
Advocate for multisectoral approaches in countries to end TB
Strengthen collaboration and action by partners and stakeholders
Build accountability.

12. Leadership and actions
5/23/2019
Leadership and actions
Together
We will End TB