Russia/Eurasia: Kazakhstan

Tuberculosis Management - Project HOPE is working on a region-wide initiative with the goal of improving the effectiveness of the health system in responding to TB by implementing DOTS (Directly Observed Therapy – Short Course) in five countries. The project has the following objectives: (1) increase the utilisation, quality, and successful completion of DOTS; (2) improve the management of the TB control system; (3) develop approaches to bring DOTS to special populations; (4) improve laboratory support to DOTS; and (5) facilitate an improved TB policy environment and appropriate practices through dissemination of results and lessons learned.

Timeline
1994 Initiated anti-tuberculosis (TB) activities by implementing Directly Observed
Therapy – Short Course strategy; also began supplemental humanitarian assistance shipments.
1997 TB programme was expanded.
2002 Project HOPE conducts TB control programmes in penitentiary facilities. These activities include DOTS strategy training for TB specialists, clinicians, nurses and laboratory specialists.
2004 Current region-wide TB Management programme begins.
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