#MyTBDelegate Carol Nawina (Zambia) speaking in a panel in Geneva in the margins of the World Health Assembly (WHA).
She is speaking as civil society and on how does domestic ownership of the TB response affects access, accountability and the lived experience of care.
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This easy-to-use resource includes practical tips, powerful country examples, and a strong call to action for policymakers, communities, and healthcare providers to integrate nutrition into TB responses.
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Nourish to Flourish: Boost Your Immunity Against TB🥦💪
TB and Nutrition Community Brochure – a youth-led, community-centered guide that highlights the critical role of nutrition in preventing TB and improving treatment outcomes.
🚨The Delegations to the STP Board representing affected communities, vulnerable populations and NGOs have laid out some TB community priorities as @GFadvocates meets to strategize the path towards the 8th @GlobalFund replenishment. Read their statement below. 🪙
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Joint Statement from Stop TB Board Delegations for GFAN Meeting on GF 8th Replenishment
Statement STP Board Delegations on our expectation of Global Fund’s 8th replenishment.
#MyTBdelegate Subrat (Developing Country NGOs) is presenting the statement at GFAN meeting.
Join @TbWomenGlobal on Mar 14, 2025 at 02:00 PM CET as they discuss the power of one’s story.
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The Communities Delegation to the @Unitaid Board appoints Carol Nawina Maimbolwa as Board Member and Abdul-Fatawu Salifu as Alternate Board Member
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May this holiday bring you peace, joy, and connection. Let it also be a time to recharge for the critical work ahead. You are the heart and soul of this movement, and we honour your contributions deeply.
Wishing you a safe, healthy, and hopeful holiday season and a bright 2025.
Dear Friends, Partners, and Champions in the Fight Against TB,
As we come to the close of another year, we reflect on the immense courage, resilience, and dedication that each of you—members of the TB-affected community—brings to the global effort to #endTB.
As we enter the new year, let us carry forward the spirit of solidarity and action. 2025 brings new opportunities to challenge inequities, scale up innovations, and ensure no one is left behind in the fight against TB. Together, we will continue to transform ambition into impact.
Together, we’ve amplified the call for justice, innovation, and resources that put the needs of the TB-affected at the centre.
The holiday season is a time for reflection, gratitude, and renewal. We are profoundly grateful for your unwavering commitment and the partnerships.
This year, we have seen remarkable progress, hard-won victories, and shared moments of challenge that remind us why our collective voice is vital.
Your lived experiences, advocacy, and insights continue to illuminate the path toward equitable, person-centred TB responses.
We are proud and grateful to Stop TB Partnership Nigeria for recognising our Delegation and awarding us for outstanding contribution to #endTB in the Global Category in Abuja, Nigeria.
This Award is dedicated to our all Delegation members, their organisations and countries.
What are the advocacy and communication priorities for 2025 as the Community Delegation to StopTB Board?
Maxime Lunga (DRC) our Board Member said it’s important to explore 2025 through bold, coordinated strategies and leveraging opportunities.
Our Board Member, Maxime Lunga (DRC) recommended for sustained and increased funding for TB vaccine research and development saying, “The potential impact of an effective vaccine is transformative—it offers the most significant opportunity to reduce the global TB burden.”
Meet the Delegation members who are attending the 38th Board meeting of the @stoptb Partnership in Abuja, Nigeria.
Mona (India), Maxime (DRC), Murenga (Kenya), Tanaka (Zimbabwe), Denis (CFP/Kenya), Carol (Zambia), Peter (Kenya) and Olya (Ukraine).
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