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Management of an ME system for HIV

Blurb. Comprehensive HIV/AIDS program can have many interrelated activities. This may pose a real challenge to the implementation and realization of target outcomes. This presentation gives a case study of how a grass-root-based NGO in western Kenya has managed to effectively monitor a comprehensiv

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Management of an ME system for HIV

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    1. Management of an M&E system for HIV/AIDS program: A case of a grass-root NGO in Kenya By Oiye Shadrack Monitoring & Evaluation Officer, Rural Outreach Program, Kenya Cell Phone: +254722-759449 Email: oiyes@yahoo.com

    2. Blurb Comprehensive HIV/AIDS program can have many interrelated activities. This may pose a real challenge to the implementation and realization of target outcomes. This presentation gives a case study of how a grass-root-based NGO in western Kenya has managed to effectively monitor a comprehensive HIV/AIDS program.

    3. Introduction In Kenya 2.2 Million people leave with HIV infection Current figures show that the rates are decreasing-Currently at 6.5% At National level there are policy issues and programs in consideration Notable program is the National Aids Control Council (NACC) There has also been employment of 100 nutritionists in government hospitals countrywide as a recognition of importance of nutrition in HIV management There are also grassroots efforts, mostly through various donor funded NGOs. One of this is the Rural Outreach Program (ROP) in Western Kenya

    4. The program Program title:Improving the quality of care given to young children for better nutrition outcomes targeting households affected by HIV/AIDS in Butere Division, Butere-Mumias Districts, Western Kenya Program duration: Three years Supported by: Bernard van Leer Foundation, the Netherlands

    5. The program is based on the information that: The impact of HIV on young children is one of the most conspicuous effect of the scourge Mitigating effects of HIV/AIDS on children requires varied interventions The program targets children between 0-8 years- most vulnerable in the target community

    6. The program is one year old and has at least gone through all the stages of program life cycle

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