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The National Stop TB Partnership in Cameroon

Stop TB Partnership Cameroon was officially launched during a stakeholder meeting gathering 60 participants from the NTP, civil society organizations, WHO country office, international organizations and the private sector in March 2013. The partnership aims at contributing to the efforts against tuberculosis through a unified response from civil society and all other stakeholders, in line with the TB National Strategic Plan. Its main objectives include providing a platform for coordination of agencies and stakeholders to contribute to the fight against TB, MDRTB and TB/HIV co-infection, strengthening community-based TB sustainable activities and mobilizing additional partners and resources.

Primary contact
Name: Bertrand Kampoer
Function in the partnership: Secretariat
Organization: For Impacts in Social Health (FIS)
Email: bertrand_kampoer@yahoo.fr
More information about the National Stop TB Partnership in Cameroon:
  • To find other partners that are currently active in Cameroon, you could use the Stop TB Partners' Directory which lists all partners' email addresses and phone numbers as well as a detailed description of their activities. To start collaborating with partners in India, please click here.
  • For a good example from the partnership about innovative ways to create partnering agreements, please click here.
  • For the notes of the first Core Group meeting, please click here.
News from the partnership:

Stop TB Partnership Cameroon launched in occasion of World TB Day
Submitted by Stop TB Partnership Cameroon - March 2013

During a stakeholder meeting gathering 60 participants from the NTP, civil society organizations, WHO country office, international organizations and the private sector, Stop TB Partnership Cameroon was launched. For Social Impacts In Social Heath, a civil society organization that will function as Secretariat of the partnership, welcomed this historic moment when stakeholders have decided to voluntarily come together to support the fight against TB in Cameroon, each bringing its resources and expertise. Read more.