Since the TSM application process has recently changed, ITPC Global developed this practical ‘Cheat Sheet’ outlining the specific steps CBOs need to take when applying for UNAIDS Technical support in 2023 and beyond.
Topics: Community monitoring
Considerations for choosing tools for data collection, analysis, and presentation for Community-Led Monitoring (CLM).
Topics: Community monitoring
A report from Brazil prepared as Part of a Global and Country-Level Analysis in 18 Countries.
Topics: Community monitoring, COVID-19
A report from the United States prepared as Part of a Global and Country-Level Analysis in 18 Countries.
Topics: Access to medicines, Community monitoring, COVID-19
A report from Uganda prepared as Part of a Global and Country-Level Analysis in 18 Countries.
Topics: Community monitoring, COVID-19
A report from Indonesia, prepared as Part of a Global and Country-Level Analysis in 18 Countries.
Topics: Community monitoring, COVID-19
A report from 14 countries, prepared as Part of a Global and Country-Level Analysis in 18 Countries.
Topics: Community monitoring, COVID-19
This is the 13th “Missing the Target” report produced by ITPC since 2005 and the first MTT report to engage with government resource accountability during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Topics: Community monitoring, COVID-19
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.
Topics: Community monitoring
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).
Topics: Community monitoring
An update from colleagues across East and Southern Africa about the SRHR issue still facing women living with HIV.
Topics: Community monitoring, COVID-19
This publication aims to contribute to the efforts undertaken in the fight against the HIV epidemic in Russia.
Topics: Access to medicines
