Community work is essential in combating tuberculosis. Nuccia Saleri explains the specific challenges in West and Central Africa.

The "Key L’Initiative data" series has a dual purpose of providing a precise and concise overview of an intervention topic and offering the opportunity to review the specifics of the program's actions.

L'Initiative's new Accelerator mechanism will provide the University Joseph KI-ZERBO in Burkina Faso with 3 million Euros to strengthen human resources for intervention epidemiology in ten West African countries.

L’Initiative has demonstrated ongoing support for Niger over the past 10 years and continues to ensure the support it provides aligns other French global health partners in terms of meeting health priorities and improving the impact of Global Fund grants. A Regional Global Health Advisor is now present in Niamey, which is beneficial in terms of consolidating this strengthened approach to France's support to health in Niger.

L'Initiative publish its policy brief "Seasonal malaria chemoprevention where are we ten years on? ".

In the context of L’Initiative's new 2020-2022 strategic framework, and four years after its first evaluation, Expertise France commissioned an independent external evaluation in 2021 covering the period 2017-2021.

To ensure transparency and accountability to the general public and our supervisors, our summaries highlight the essential results and recommendations of the evaluations conducted on projects, technical assistance missions and studies funded by L'Initiative. This allows us to make our work accessible to everyone and ensure the credibility of our evaluation work.

Stop TB Partnership has released the Tuberculosis Research Funding Trends over 2005–2021.

This first L’Initiative visit to Lebanon provided an opportunity to follow up with ongoing projects, and to identify potential areas of collaboration with Lebanese stakeholders working in the responses to HIV and tuberculosis.

2021 Activity report « Fight against pandemics » is now available