Close gaps in access to TB prevention, treatment and care.

Tuberculosis cannot be defeated without proper financing. We need a bold, diversified approach to fund innovation, to close gaps in access to TB prevention, treatment and care, as well as to advance research and innovation.


To meet End TB targets, it is imperative to break the chain of transmission by closing the gaps in tuberculosis detection and subsequently ensuring that those detected can be treated and cured. Cost considerations weigh heavily when choosing between different sets of interventions to reach the ultimate goal of ending TB.

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