THIS IS WHAT WE BELIEVE
Our vision: A world free of TB.
Our mission: Civil society driving the TB response.
Our vision: A world free of TB.
Our mission: Civil society driving the TB response.
TB Europe Coalition Executive Director Yuliia Kalancha told the participants of the Global TB Caucus Platform of Expert about the plans of the [...]
TBEC, among dozens of civil society organizations and activists, calls for Cepheid to take the urgent steps necessary to ensure [...]
Joint experience of TBEC, WHO Regional Office for Europe and partner organizations in conducting baseline assessments in accordance with [...]
We’re on the look out for some new talent – please have a look at what positions we have available
November 07th, 2022
The TB Europe Coalition (TBEC) is looking for an experienced consultant to develop a well-developed monitoring and evaluation system based on TB Europe Coalition Strategy 2021-2024. The involvement of the consultant is planned [...]
September 16th, 2022
TB Europe Coalition (TBEC) invites Enterprises to express their interest in providing production and delivery services of branded T-shirts and hoodies for doctors at SPILNO Children Points within the framework of the project [...]
August 30th, 2022
TB Europe Coalition (TBEC) invites Individual Entrepreneurs or companies to express their interest in providing services in transferring the existing 2-language TBEC website from WordPress to a more updated software application [...]
TB is the world’s leading infectious killer and in the WHO European region. Every day 4,500 people die from this treatable disease globally (1.5 million people died in 2018), and almost 30,000 people fell ill (around 10 million people fell ill in 2018).
Behind these staggering statistics are everyday people. The following personal stories illustrate the everyday challenges of dealing with TB in different countries across of the WHO Europe region.
From the devastating loss of several family members, to illness due to limited access to necessary TB treatment and fear of stigma and discrimination by work colleagues and friends, people suffering from TB and their family members show the true cost of limited funding and low awareness of TB in the region.