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    Global funding to combat tuberculosis has fallen far short of promises made by world leaders, leaving a catastrophic $9 billion funding gap that threatens progress. Less than half of the $15 billion pledged annually at a 2018 UN meeting has been delivered. World leaders must urgently triple or quadruple funding for tuberculosis to save lives and meet the goal of ending the disease by 2030 as promised. There are also opportunities through G20 countries, which account for half the world's TB cases, as well as initiatives linking TB and COVID-19 responses to make progress on global health goals.

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    Global funding to combat tuberculosis has fallen far short of promises made by world leaders, leaving a catastrophic $9 billion funding gap that threatens progress. Less than half of the $15 billion pledged annually at a 2018 UN meeting has been delivered. World leaders must urgently triple or quadruple funding for tuberculosis to save lives and meet the goal of ending the disease by 2030 as promised. There are also opportunities through G20 countries, which account for half the world's TB cases, as well as initiatives linking TB and COVID-19 responses to make progress on global health goals.

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    WTD 2022 Pdpi

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    Global funding to combat tuberculosis has fallen far short of promises made by world leaders, leaving a catastrophic $9 billion funding gap that threatens progress. Less than half of the $15 billion pledged annually at a 2018 UN meeting has been delivered. World leaders must urgently triple or quadruple funding for tuberculosis to save lives and meet the goal of ending the disease by 2030 as promised. There are also opportunities through G20 countries, which account for half the world's TB cases, as well as initiatives linking TB and COVID-19 responses to make progress on global health goals.

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    5 hal TB dan G 20

    • Catastrophic funding gap of US$ 9 billion threatens to hamper global


    progress to combat TB
    • Low levels of funding for the TB response year after year cannot
    continue nor be accepted anymore
    • Of the US$ 15 billion annual funding for TB promised by world
    leaders at the UNHLM in 2018, less than half has been delivered
    • World leaders must step up and triple or quadruple the funding to
    save lives and end TB by 2030
    By 2030, end the epidemics of
    AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and
    neglected tropical diseases and
    combat hepatitis, water-borne
    diseases and other communicable
    diseases
    7
    Opportunities
    • Investasi - geopolitik
    • G20 – 50% TB dunia
    • Target SDG – target HLM
    • Target di tinjau
    • Upaya ditingkatkan
    TB &
    • TB dan COVID-19
    • Dampak
    G20
    • 3 initiative, 7 opportunities
    • Eliminasi TB 2030 – Perpres 2021
    • Multisektor
    • Target perdaerah
    • Perkembangan pencapaian berkala

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