Expanding Regional, National and subnational Partnerships

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Expanding Regional, National and sub-national
Partnerships
Progress Report
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Existing Partnerships

• National Partnerships
• Stop TB Canada (Feb' 01)
• Stop TB Indonesia (Jan' 02)
• Stop TB Pakistan (April' 04)
• Stop TB Mexico (Sept '04)

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Energize Partnerships

• Develop further support initiatives for
• 'Communication Handbook' for TB Control and DOTS
  Expansion
• Needs Assessment Program Uganda, Brazil,
  Indonesia, Pakistan ISAC countries
• GDF/ISAC Country-level Partnerships
• Branding Partnership IT Package (web services,
  online discussion forum
• Guidance on Resource Mobilization (ethical
  guidelines, link with CCMs and the business
  sector, innovative approaches for fund raising
• Strengthen relationships with all Stop TB
  Partners
• Engaging non-traditional partners

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Accelerate Progress 2004-2005

• National Partnerships to Stop TB
• Uganda, Nigeria, Brazil, Russian Federation,
  France and Croatia
• (Sub-)Regional Partnerships
• EURO
• European Partnership to Stop TB (Stop TB Europe)
• CAR Sub-Regional Partnership under development
• SEARO / AFRO under development

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Future Plans

• Boost the Advocacy, Communication and Social
  Mobilization Working Group with the various
  partnerships
• Regional Workshop on Advocacy and Communication
• Use of the Stop TB 'Champions'
• Implement a strategy plan and join forces with
  other partnerships (GFATM, 3by5, RBM..
• Use national political forums to empower global,
  national and regional partnerships building
  (ASEAN, SAARC, ADEAN, African Union, NEPAD)

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Stop TB Pakistan

• The answer to a
• broader
• and
• more intensified
• collaboration involving other partners

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Stop TB Pakistan

• Fighting TB requires more than just the NTP and
  the IACC collaborating partners
• Pakistan has many and diverse resources that have
  not yet been tapped
• To increase case detection and treatment success
  diverse and additional partners are needed

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National TB Programme Managers Meeting, Lahore,
29th April 2004
Milestone for STOP TB Pakistan Partnership
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Added value of Stop TB Pakistan

• Political advocacy and social mobilisation
• innovative approaches and interventions
• broad participation from Pakistani partners
• Sharing information
• newsletters and information material
• data base on activities partners
• Resource mobilisation
• new and other expertise/experience
• human resources from new partners
• financial resources from other initiatives

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Tasks for Stop TB Pakistan

• To gain additional social political support.
• To enhance public and political perception of
  TB-DOTS
• To increase TB awareness throughout Pakistan.
• To engage non-traditional partners in the fight
  against TB.
• To build alliances with other health and
  development initiatives.

TO GET TB ON THE AGENDA !
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STOP TB Pakistan the Partners

• Ex officio MOH represented by NTP Pakistan
• WHO Pakistan has offered support to host
  organization
• IACC members willing to adhere
• Pakistani partners of the Global Partnership
  willing to adhere
• In the future Associations/institutions named by
  at least 2 members

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Issues to be addressed to reach the targets

• Weak community involvement
• Weak advocacy activities
• Weak integration with other programmes
• Still limited Public-public mix and
  private-public mix activities
• Lack of human resources at all level
• Lack of commitment at District level
• Lack of structured supply management system at
  all levels
• DOTS yet to be implemented in urban areas and at
  peripheral level

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STOP TB PAKISTAN

• Pakistan's own national enhanced response to the
  challenge of TB