The International Treatment Preparedness Coalition (ITPC) is a global network of people living with HIV and community activists working to achieve universal access to optimal HIV treatment for those in need. Formed in 2003 ITPC actively advocates for treatment access across the globe through the focus of three strategic pillars:
Watch What Matters is a community monitoring and research initiative that gathers data on access to and quality of HIV treatment globally. It fulfills one of ITPC’s core strategic objectives, to ensure that those in power remain accountable to the communities they serve.
Watch What Matters aims to streamline and standardize treatment access data collected by communities – helping ensure that data is no longer collected in a fragmented way and that it reflects the issues and questions that are most important to people living with and affected by HIV. It relies on a unique model that empowers communities to systematically, routinely collect and analyze qualitative and quantitative data on access barriers and use it to guide advocacy efforts and promote accountability.
To learn more about Watch What Matters and our community-led monitoring work, visit www.WatchWhatMatters.org or send us an email.
Acknowledgements
ITPC thanks and acknowledges all of the collaborators we work alongside in our mutual effort to advance community-led monitoring, including:
Our national CLM community partners
Réseau Béninois des Associations de Personnes vivant avec le VIH (REBAP+)
Réseau Ivoirien des organisations de Personnes vivant avec le VIH/SIDA (RIP+)
Gambia Network of AIDS Support Societies (GAMNASS)
National Network of Persons Living with HIV in Ghana (NAP+ Ghana)
Réseau Guinéen des Associations de Personnes infectées et affectées par le VIH/SIDA (REGAP+)
Rede Nacional das Associações das Pessoas Viventes com VIH (Network of Associations of PLHIV of Guinea Bissau) (RENAP+GB)
Liberia Network of People Living with HIV (LIBNEP+)
Réseau Malien des Personnes vivant avec le VIH (RMAP+)
Réseau National des associations de PVVIH du Sénégal (RNP+)
Network of HIV Positives in Sierra Leone (NETHIPS)
Réseau des Associations de Personnes Vivant Avec le VIH au Togo (RAS+)
Malawi Network of Religious Leaders Living with or Personally Affected by HOV/AIDS (MANERELA+)
Networking AIDS Community of Southern Africa (NACOSA)
Rotanganedza Community Care
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Network of Journalist Living with HIV (JONEHA)
Regional & global partners who comprise the Community Date for Change Consortium (CD4C)
MPact Global Action for Gay Men’s Health and Rights
Asia Pacific Coalition for Men’s Sexual Health (APCOM)
Caribbean Vulnerable Communities (CVC)
Eurasian Coalition on Health, Rights, Gender, and Sexual Diversity (ECOM)