Access to healthcare is a right.
ITPC-MENA works to remove barriers to accessing treatment for HIV, STIs, tuberculosis, and hepatitis—and to empower affected populations to claim their rights.
An ignored emergency, in figures
The financing needs identified for 2030 are covered. The rest is missing.
new HIV infections since 2010, bucking the global trend.
of the individuals concerned receiving treatment, compared to more than three out of four elsewhere.
Mission
ITPC-MENA works to make access to healthcare a reality in the MENA region.
by removing barriers to accessing treatments for HIV, sexually transmitted infections, tuberculosis, and viral hepatitis, and by empowering affected populations to claim their rights.
Vision
A world where access to healthcare is guaranteed for everyone.
A world where access to healthcare is guaranteed for everyone—regardless of the country where one lives, one's resources, or who one is.
Afrique du Nord & Moyen-Orient
A region absent from priority maps — and that's exactly what makes it dangerous to ignore.
The region has the lowest HIV prevalence in the world, yet it is one of the few where new infections are still rising. Our role: make the data visible, connect local actors to international bodies, and amplify the voices of the most exposed.
« The people affected are not the beneficiaries of our work. They are its architects. »
Notre approche
One Health: connecting human, animal and environmental health
Particularly relevant in a region among the most exposed in the world to water stress and climate change. We work in 14 countries with this integrated approach, because tomorrow's health challenges do not stop at disciplinary boundaries.
OUR WORK
Ground-level work, translated into data
Strategic monitoring
Patents, free trade agreements, regulation → the Observatory.
Community-led monitoring
Stock-outs, denied care → the Missing the Target reports.
Advocacy & training
The knowledge to understand and claim your rights.
Networking
Connecting actors → the CSO Directory.
OUR VALUES
Our priorities are built with key populations, not for them.
Access to health should depend neither on a country's wealth nor its geography.
Bridges between countries, international networks and generations of activists.
Accountability is not optional — it is a condition of our legitimacy.
We measure our work by its real usefulness, not its visibility.
OUR PLATFORMS
Useful tools for the whole ecosystem
3ilaji
Under constructionEverything you need to know about your treatment.
MENA CSO Directory
Contact usFind a local partner in 14 countries — filterable by country, thematic area and funding status.
Medicine Access Observatory
Contact usPatents, generics, prices — country by country. The only tool of its kind for the region.
Missing the Target Library —
Contact usTwenty years of community data + training guides in FR/AR/EN.
News
The actions that matter
The blog · Op-eds & analysis
Where we stand
The updates that matter—nothing else.
We notify you when data changes, a tool is released, or an advocacy effort succeeds.