Delivering Innovations in TB Therapy
The LIFT-TB initiative seeks to save the lives and livelihoods of people with tuberculosis (TB), their families, and their communities by broadening and accelerating the adoption and scale up of novel drug-resistant TB (DR-TB) treatment regimens and reducing the burden on health systems in seven countries. LIFT-TB primarily operates in Southeast and Central Asia.
LIFT-TB Updates
 
        
        
      
    
    The PeerLINC Knowledge Hub facilitates peer-to-peer information and experience sharing to help faster TB cures reach people around the world more quickly
 
        
        
      
    
    Through operational research and continued engagement, LIFT-TB has helped build local capacity and is accelerating programmatic scale-up in seven countries with high burdens of TB
 
        
        
      
    
    Raise Your Voice in Support of Six-Month Drug Resistant TB Cures For All!
Simple, safe, effective, and faster cures for drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) available through LIFT-TB are endorsed by the World Health Organization. Fast Track the Cure brings communities around the world together to raise our voices to tell world leaders that six-month DR-TB cures must be widely adopted and available to all who need them. Join us and raise your voice for #6MonthsMax today!
Ensuring Global Access to BPaL
LIFT-TB is a key component of TB Alliance’s efforts to ensure that the BPaL regimen is accessible to all who need it. There are multiple pathways to access including regulatory approvals, a named patient access program, availability through the Stop TB Partnership’s Global Drug Facility, and operational research programs including LIFT-TB.
As of July 2025, pretomanid for use in the BPaL regimen has been:
- Approved by 34 regulatory authorities, including the U.S. FDA and the European Medicines Agency (EMA) 
- WHO pre-qualified 
- Endorsed in WHO treatment guidelines for programmatic use in treating almost all forms of DR-TB 
- Administered through operational research programs in 14 countries 
- Available globally through Viatris’ Named Patient Access Program to patients in advance of national regulatory approvals 
- Listed in the Stop TB Partnership’s Global Drug Facility to ensure availability in 150 low- and middle-income counties 
- Procured by more than 100 countries, in volume to treat 210,000 people with drug-resistant TB. 
Visit www.tballiance.org for more information on pathways to access BPaL
LIFT-TB Voices
LIFT-TB operates in seven countries across Southeast and Central Asia.
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       Indonesia
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       Kyrgyzstan
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       Myanmar
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       Philippines
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       Ukraine
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       Uzbekistan
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       Vietnam
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