#endtb by 2030 is a target under the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that relies on various other SDGs. The document emphasizes the importance of using a One Health approach to connect human, animal, and ecosystem health, and provides guidelines for writing about tuberculosis (TB) responsibly. Journalists are encouraged to source reliable references and avoid stigmatizing language when reporting on TB.

1. #endTB by 2030 is one of the targets of UN SDGs
on what other SDG goals does this #endTB target depend
upon?
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3. What is the story?
• Problem
• Solution
• Action

4. •There can be
several
possible story
angles – and
all are right!

7. • Time machine
• We take you a month back in time. WHO is about to
release the Global TB Report 2022 and you as a senior
journalist has an embargoed copy.
• What questions will you think while you read this
report?
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9. O N E H E A L T H approach
•“One Health approach is an integrated,
unifying approach that aims to sustainably
balance and optimize the health of people,
animals, and ecosystems. It recognizes that
the health of humans, domestic and wild
animals, plants, and the wider environment
(including ecosystems) are closely linked
and interdependent.”

10. Some do’s and don’t's
Do give weblink(s) of any study/ article which you quote in your
article. These should be from reliable sources.
Do
Give correct name and designation of experts quoted in your article
Do
Do not write incorrect spellings / grammar as far as possible
Do not
Do not use inappropriate terms like ‘addict’, ‘defaulter’, (instead of 'diabetic' say
'person living with diabetes', instead of 'TB suspect' say 'presumptive TB
patient/case'; instead of 'trial' say 'study'), etc.
Do not