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WHO End TB Strategy

Tuberculosis Control Program

A World Health Organization strategy launched in 2014 setting the global agenda for ending the tuberculosis epidemic, distinct from the Stop TB Partnership's own separately maintained Global Plan to End TB, which lays out the partnership's complementary implementation and resourcing plan for pursuing the same strategy's goals. The End TB Strategy sets ambitious headline targets of reducing tuberculosis deaths by 95 percent and tuberculosis incidence by 90 percent before 2035, compared against a 2015 baseline, framed as part of the wider global effort the Stop TB Partnership itself has described as ultimately requiring a thousandfold reduction in the incidence of the disease to reach full elimination by 2050. Global progress against the strategy's own 2035 targets has fallen short of its intended pace, with assessments as of 2020 finding the world behind where the strategy's milestones called for it to be, underscoring how much further sustained national and international action still has to go to reach the targets WHO set in 2014.

Facts
Launch Year
2014 1
End Year
2030 1
Program Status
Active implementation phase; WHO monitors progress toward its milestones and 2035 targets 1
Sponsoring Body
World Health Organization; adopted by the World Health Assembly 1
Health Goal
A world free of TB, with zero deaths, disease and suffering due to TB 1
Geographic Scope
Global 1
Measured Results
Targets an 80 percent reduction in TB incidence and a 90 percent reduction in TB deaths by 2030, and elimination of catastrophic costs for TB-affected households 1
Classification
Program Kind
Disease Surveillance Program 1
Connections

Delivers Practice

Entity-backed identity for the program-kind enum value this public health program already carries, resolved to a health practice by an explicit value-to-entity map (phase 3 bucket conversion, docs\design_entity_backed_browse_buckets_20260928.md). The program-kind fact itself stays on the program unchanged.

Sources
1. WHO: The End TB Strategy
World Health Organization, World Health Organization
  • Strategy overview, adoption year
    WHO's post-2015 End TB Strategy, adopted by the World Health Assembly in 2014
  • Strategy overview, adopting body
    adopted by the World Health Assembly in 2014
  • Strategy overview, scope statement
    end the global TB epidemic
  • Vision statement
    A world free of TB. Zero deaths, disease and suffering due to TB.
  • 2030 targets section, target year
    reduce TB incidence by 80%, TB deaths by 90%, and to eliminate catastrophic costs for TB-affected households by 2030
  • 2030 targets section, incidence and mortality figures
    reduce TB incidence by 80%, TB deaths by 90%, and to eliminate catastrophic costs for TB-affected households by 2030
  • Monitoring section
    WHO will monitor the implementation of the strategy and evaluate progress towards the milestones and the 2035 targets
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