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Sharing the burden of TB/HIV? Costs and financing of public–private partnerships for tuberculosis treatment in South Africa

Objective  To explore the economic costs and sources of financing for different public–private partnership (PPP) arrangements to tuberculosis (TB) provision involving both workplace and non‐profit private providers in South Africa. The financing required for the different models from the perspective of the provincial TB programme, provider, and the patient are considered.