Resources
This paper clarifies the principles behind community-led monitoring of health services, a methodology that uses systematic data collection by communities for evidence-based advocacy to improve accountability, governance and quality of health services.
This is an information brief on how to create a Community-led Monitoring in Country Proposal for the Global Fund 2023–2025 Funding Cycle (NFM4).
An update from colleagues across East and Southern Africa about the SRHR issue still facing women living with HIV.
This publication aims to contribute to the efforts undertaken in the fight against the HIV epidemic in Russia.
Assessing progress on access to COVID-19 tools across 14 countries: Bangladesh, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Haiti, Jamaica, Liberia, Madagascar, Nepal, Nigeria, Perú, Senegal, Somalia (and de facto state Somaliland), Uganda and Ukraine.
According to the WHO COVID-19 Tracker, as of June 2022, only 1.91% of the population have been fully vaccinated, meaning that it is one of the countries with the lowest vaccination rates in the world.
According to the WHO COVID-19 Tracker, as of 5 June 2022, a total of 46,391,592 vaccine doses have been administered.
As countries work to achieve HIV epidemic control, the scale-up of high-quality differentiated service delivery (DSD) is a promising approach to improving both the quality and efficiency of HIV services.
ITPC Executive Director Solange Baptiste delivered a plenary address on health innovation at #AIDS2022.
Outcomes of the project reflect the experiences of project participants, their advocacy pathways and priorities and real-world changes.
Citizen Science is an initiative of ITPC that moves from models of ‘data extraction’ to ‘data democracy’.
Community-Led Monitoring (CLM) aims to streamline and standardize treatment access data collected by communities.
