From 1 to 3 June, 2013Yokohama, Japan.

TICAD V Partnership project co-organized by UNITAID, 30 May, Yokohama, Japan. Please click here for more information [PDF, 282 KB]

International Symposium on African Development, International Solidarity Levies, and Financial Transaction Tax: 
Recommendations from Global Leaders on Securing of Innovative Financing Including UNITAID for Achieving MDGs.

TICAD V, Tokyo International Conference on African Development, from 1-3 June 2013 in Yokohama, Japan.

TICAD V : official web site

• A Photo Essay: Scenes from Mozambique
• Press release in English
• Communiqué de presse en français

Dr. Denis Broun, Executive Director, UNITAID : interview with PSI and Devex.

Few global health institutions focus as much on innovative finance as UNITAID. The global health initiative, established in 2006 and hosted by the World Health Organization in Geneva, uses its understanding of how to address market shortcomings to improve access to quality-assured treatment and diagnostics for HIV and AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria patients in low-income countries. What can the global health community learn from UNITAID’s example? Devex Editor Rolf Rosenkranz asks Executive Director Denis Broun.

In TB Fight, Children Must Be a Priority – World TB Day March 24

• Press release in English
• Communiqué de presse en français
• Mozambique Commits to Innovative Financing Initiatives to Raise Funds for HIV/AIDS, TB and Malaria
• Children with TB (TB Alliance) [PDF, 980 KB]
• TB Alliance Infographic on Children (Large image)
• Дэни Брун: «Победить туберкулез вполне реально» (Аргументы и факты, aif.ru)
• Journée mondiale contre la Tuberculose La France au Japon, Ambassade de France à Tokyo
• ユニットエイド（UNITAID）は結核対策に継続的に取り組み、2012年は約5,000万ドルの予算を小児結核対策プログラムと、新しい診断ツールの配布のために割り当てました。 在日フランス大使館 
• La tuberculose et les grandes pandémies demeurent un défi crucial du développement (huffingtonpost.fr, 22 March 2013)
• Tuberculosis and Major Pandemics Remain a Critical Challenge to Development (huffingtonpost.fr, 22 March 2013)

28 January 2013

African heads of state and government met to discuss the need to maintain the significant gains made in the fight against malaria. A “BIG PUSH” is required to fill the US$3.6 billion gap to sustain universal coverage of key malaria control interventions to the end of 2015.