Deadline: 25-Nov-2025
SBI Foundation invites non-profit organizations to submit proposals under the SBIF–TB Mukt Initiative, aiming to strengthen tuberculosis screening and treatment in underserved regions of India. Projects are expected to have a 15-month duration with budgets ranging from ₹2 crore to ₹2.5 crore, focusing on rural and tribal districts in Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, and Sikkim.
H1: SBIF–TB Mukt Initiative – Call for Proposals
H2: Purpose
The initiative aims to improve TB detection, treatment access, and overall community health outcomes in underserved areas of India. By partnering with credible NGOs and non-profit organizations, SBI Foundation seeks to support evidence-based interventions aligned with national TB elimination goals.
H2: Scope and Duration
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Project Duration: 15 months
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Implementation Period: FY 2025–26 (Jharkhand and Odisha) and FY 2026–27 (West Bengal and Sikkim)
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Budget Range: ₹2 crore to ₹2.5 crore per project
H2: Geographic Focus
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Rural and tribal districts of:
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Jharkhand
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Odisha
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West Bengal
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Sikkim
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Projects outside these states will not be considered.
H2: Eligibility Criteria
Applicants must:
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Be a registered NGO/NPO for at least three years.
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Demonstrate programmatic experience in the target state.
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Have capability to improve measurable TB-related health outcomes.
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Show relevant experience delivering TB screening and treatment interventions, particularly in rural or remote areas.
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Meet governance and operational standards, including:
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Minimum four board members
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At least five permanent employees
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Revenue of ₹5 crore or more over the past three financial years (including 2024–25 if available)
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No affiliation with religious or political entities
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Mandatory documentation submitted in full
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H2: Selection Process
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Due Diligence: Verification of organization compliance and readiness.
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Evaluation: Assessment based on experience, governance, operational capacity, and ability to deliver high-quality TB interventions.
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Focus: Projects must address screening, treatment, and awareness in designated states.
H2: Expected Outcomes
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Strengthened TB screening and treatment services in underserved regions.
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Increased community awareness and early detection of tuberculosis.
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Measurable improvements in health outcomes aligned with India’s TB elimination strategy.
H2: Conclusion
The SBIF–TB Mukt Initiative represents a strategic opportunity for credible non-profits to contribute to India’s fight against tuberculosis. By supporting high-impact projects in rural and tribal districts, the initiative fosters sustainable improvements in public health infrastructure, community awareness, and access to quality TB care, bringing India closer to the goal of a TB-free nation.
For more information, visit SBI Foundation.