The fight against tuberculosis (TB) in Ghana achieved significant milestones during the 2024 Annual Performance Review. The review convened key stakeholders, including representatives from AngloGold Ashanti Malaria Control – Ghana, the National Tuberculosis Control – Ghana, The Aurum Institute Ghana, Dawa Academy, and all 97 Implementing Partners.

Key Outcomes and Takeaways

This gathering served as a crucial platform to reflect on progress made in 2024, evaluate the effectiveness of ongoing strategies, identify areas for growth and improvement, and reaffirm our collective commitment to a #TBfreeGhana.

Key Discussions and Insights

Central to this year’s review were discussions focused on Monitoring and Evaluation of Implementing Partners (IPs): An in-depth examination of performance metrics as of December 2024. Reporting Best Practices: Strategies to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of data collection and reporting. TB Case Finding Performance: A thorough analysis of successes and challenges encountered by Implementing Partners.

Expert Presentations and Contributions

The event featured presentations by distinguished experts, including Dr. Eric Kwabena Agbozo G-Fada, Board Chairman, who provided strategic guidance and oversight. Dr. David Kwesi Afreh, Executive Secretary, highlighted key achievements and challenges. Shei Adam, Monitoring & Evaluation Officer, shared essential insights derived from data analysis. Mark Aboagye and Jonas Raphael Manu (AGAMal’s Accounts Officer) contributed financial perspectives and emphasized the importance of collaboration.

Looking Ahead

1. As we proceed, our collective focus will remain on strengthening partnerships for increased impact, enhancing the implementation of programs for greater efficiency, and accelerating efforts to eliminate TB in Ghana. The Annual Performance Review reaffirmed that through collaboration, we can facilitate enduring change. With steadfast commitment, we will continue to advance progress toward a healthier, TB-free Ghana.

Union World Conference on Lung Cancer will come off in Paris, capital of France on November 18 and we look forward to that special day. This is because the big annoucement will be made. The call for proposal for Wave 11 of Stop TB Partnership’s TB REACH will be annouced and we at Stop TB Partnership Ghana are excited to be part of it.

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