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  • Home
  • HIV 24
  • TB 24 24
  • TB & HIV Clinics
  • HIV 23
  • HIV2022
  • World TB Day
  • Every DayTB Home
  • Why Sponsor B4H: TB & HIV
  • Our Stories
  • TB Wardens Gallery
  • About B4H
  • TB reading list
  • NO Buai Challenge
  • Tribute to Joan Kim
  • Get involved
  • B4H World AIDS Day 2019
  • Survey of TB Knowledge
  • B4H June TB Wardens
  • the Millennial's stories
  • IPC
  • COVID resources
  • Small Biz EpiC COVID-19
  • TB SDGs

B4H: TB & HIV SPONSOR DRIVE 2020-2021

2020_2021 Businesses for Health Sponsor Drive (pdf)Download

Why B4H: TB?

TB: A PNG national emergency

Businesses for Health: TB exists because Papua New Guinea has some of the highest rates of TB disease in the world, increasing incidence of drug­ resistant TB, and inadequate healthcare services.  Among infectious diseases, TB is the leading cause of premature death in Papua New Guinea1. 

TB and the private sector

The impact on businesses and the private sector in PNG is an increasing concern, as the highest rates of transmission are observed in the economically productive age group of 15 to 45 years residing in urban areas.  The World Health Organisation  estimates that an employee with TB can lose an average of 3 to 4 months of work and income, resulting in potential losses of 20 to 30 percent in annual household income. 

Enter Businesses for Health B4H

Building on the success of  PNG Businesses Against HIV and AIDS (BAHA), the goal of B4H is to increase workers' access to TB education, detection. treatment and prevention services through workplace TB programs, through: 

  • Delivering cost-effective technical assistance to businesses 
  • Mobilising the private sector to actively engage in the national TB effort 
  • Establishing a sustainable business model for continuing to deliver services following seed funding from the Australian Government.

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