Overview

​​The USAID Health Systems for Tuberculosis (HS4TB) project seeks to transform the way leaders and managers understand and work toward TB control and elimination. HS4TB builds on efforts to increase investments from the public and private sectors to end the TB epidemic while building local commitment and capacity to put the world on track to ending TB by 2030 and providing lifesaving treatment for 45 million people between 2023 and 2027. 

HS4TB focuses on selected countries within USAID’s priority countries with high burdens of TB, where it aligns with local communities and partners to deliver performance-based results toward global targets. The project works in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, India, and Kenya, where we help countries increase domestic financing, use key TB resources more efficiently, build in-country technical and managerial competence and leadership, and support policy formation and dissemination. HS4TB also prepares local organizations to transition into the role of primary technical assistance providers and recipients of direct donor support and engage marginalized groups, including women and youth, in co-creating activities with national TB programs, professional associations, civil society, and other stakeholders.

To assist governments and TB leaders and managers in achieving and sustaining transformation, we partner with public financing expert Nathan Associates; women-owned small business Open Development, LLC; and an array of local partners.