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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.
This model builds on more than a decade of monitoring treatment access worldwide, refined through ITPC's Community Treatment Observatory (CTO) ↗ approach.
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Real results seen through the Citizen Science community-led monitoring project, 2023.
From Insight, Influence & Impact: 10 Big Change Stories from the Citizen Science CLM Project. Read the full report →
30 countries with active or completed CLM work, and growing.
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From training the next generation of monitors to running national-scale projects.
Hands-on training grounding communities in the CLM methodology. Two academies run to date: Istanbul (2022) and Marrakech (2023).
Explore →CLM+ and COPPER: Global Fund-supported technical assistance strengthening CLM systems in-country.
Explore →South Africa & Malawi, completed
South Africa, Malawi & Zimbabwe, ongoing
From the flagship CLM Summit to programme workshops like COMET: themes, agendas, speakers, reports and outcomes.
Explore →Structured spaces for communities to sit down with policymakers, providers and funders, turning CLM evidence into co-created fixes.
Direct funding and hands-on mentorship for grassroots organizations and key population networks, helping emerging CLM implementers build the systems they need to sustain their work.
Treatment literacy materials and training that ground new community leaders in the science behind HIV, TB and malaria, so they can monitor services with confidence and credibility.
The White Coat Campaign is redefining what it means to be an expert in global health, putting people with lived experience of HIV, TB and malaria, LGBTQIA+ leaders, sex workers, people who use drugs, and community advocates on equal footing in shaping funding, policy, and crisis response.
Peer-reviewed articles, reports and briefs from our CLM work.
Recent sessions from the WWM webinar series.
