Advocacy Tools
Advocacy materials and tools developed by hepCoalition and partner organizations that can be adapted and used by advocates for local campaigns in their own contexts. Includes training materials, community monitoring/data collection, and graphics.
Materials in this section
Dying at These Prices: Generic HCV Cure Denied
mapCrowd report #2
To mark World Hepatitis Day, Médecins du Monde and Treatment Action Group have produced a new report based on crowdsourced hepatitis C data from over 40 countries available at mapCrowd.org. More
Doctors of the World Opposes the Patent on Sofosbuvir
Hepatitis C: scourge, remedy and scandal
This is the first time in Europe that a medical NGO uses this juridical tool to improve patients access to treatment. More
Activist Strategies for Increasing Access to HCV Treatment in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
By Karyn Kaplan
A report, developed by TAG, presents a number of key strategies through real-world case studies and shows how HIV-targeted strategies can be adapted to increase HCV treatment access. More
Gilead’s License on Hepatitis C Drugs, Sofosbuvir and Ledipasvir: a Fool’s Bargain
Myths and facts
Gilead’s license is a fool’s bargain that inhibits access for nearly half the world’s HCV population. More
Minimum Costs to Produce Hepatitis C Direct-Acting Antivirals
by Andrew Hill, Bryony Simmons, Nikolien van de Van, Nathan Ford, Saye Khoo and Joe Fortunak
Minimum costs of treatment and diagnostics to cure hepatitis C were estimated at US$177-354 per person without genotyping, and US$267-444 per person with genotyping. More
1st Hepatitis C Virus World Community Advisory Board Report
14 July 2014 - By Odilon Couzin and Karyn Kaplan
Treatment activists held the first global LMIC-focused dialogue with pharmaceutical companies that produce HCV treatment, co-organized by TAG and the Asia Pacific Network of PLHA. More
Nobody Left Behind
The importance of integrating people who inject drugs into HCV treatment programs. Arguments from a public health and human rights perspective.
"We estimate that around 2 million people who inject drugs globally need treatment immediately." More
Access to Medicines for the Treatment of Hepatitis C in Russia in 2013
A report, developed by Treatment Preparedness Coalition, investigated the situation regarding access to hepatitis C drugs in Russia. More