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

Founded in 1988, World AIDS Day was the first ever international day for global health. Every year, agencies, governments and civil society join together to campaign around specific themes related to HIV.

Tuberculosis: children with severe pneumonia should be screened systematically for tuberculosis in high incidence countries a TB-SPEED project press release

Join the network of experts “L'Initiative hiv, tuberculosis, malaria et medical systems – Expertise France, expertise and technical assistance”.

Selected projects in 2022

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.

Since its creation in 2011, L’Initiative has undergone an upsurge in terms of operations, financing, and personnel. It deployed over 600 expertise missions and funded nearly 150 projects, and its ability to complement the Global Fund’s action allowed France to strengthen the consistency of its investments in global health.

In 2022, the challenge is to guarantee our collective capacity to keep fighting pandemics. For that, the international community must contribute to the Global Fund, as it does every three years. Éric Fleutelot explains what hangs in the balance.

As a side-event of AIDS conference, les Amis du Fonds Mondial Europe, in partnership with Expertise France / L’Initiative and l’ANRS-MIE are organising the symposium “Ending HIV-AIDS, TB and malaria : which specific intervention as crisis context response, how to be ready /which training for the upcoming crisis ? ” on July 29, at 6:30 PM.

L'Initiative will attend the Central Africa National Malaria Programmes and Partners Annual Meeting in Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo, on 9-12 August 2022.