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PREVENTION COP 2012 PLANNING MEETING 23 September 2011 Mpadi makgalo

PREVENTION COP 2012 PLANNING MEETING 23 September 2011 Mpadi makgalo. US AID SHIPP. The PARTNER SHIPP 2010-2015. SANAC, DPSA, NDOH & NDOE. PRESIDENCY. IMPACT REDUCTION IN SOUTH AFRICA. SHIPP will adopt a Combination Sexual Prevention Approach:

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PREVENTION COP 2012 PLANNING MEETING 23 September 2011 Mpadi makgalo

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  1. PREVENTION COP 2012 PLANNING MEETING23 September 2011Mpadi makgalo USAIDSHIPP

  2. The PARTNERSHIPP 2010-2015 SANAC, DPSA, NDOH & NDOE PRESIDENCY

  3. IMPACT REDUCTION IN SOUTH AFRICA SHIPP will adopt a Combination Sexual Prevention Approach: • Address primary drivers – sexual transmission in all its manifestations and enabling factors • Know your epidemic and context at local level • Construct joined up prevention response at local level • Set lofty goals but achievable targets

  4. SHIPP APPROACH • Engage with leadership in health, education and communities. • Focus on key drivers and use evidence-based interventions. • Enhance enabling environment at national, provincial and district levels to build the local (district & sub-district) responses, e.g. NSP 2012-2016 • Seize opportunities to increase coverage, depth and quality of HIV prevention interventions. • Enhance coordination and synergies with other PEPFAR funded partners (HIV prevention, treatment, and care).

  5. AT DISTRICT AND SUB-DISTRICT LEVELS HIV PREVENTION – LOCAL EPIDEMIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS LOCAL EPIDEMIC ASSESSMENT *BUILDING LOCAL JOINED UP RESPONSE Develop tool that spits out composition of Local programme based on LEA SHIPP M&E and IMPACT ASSESSMENT • DATA • Research data • Programme data • Surveillance data • Programme EVALUATION • Key indicators and targets • Align with LEA and Dashboard as data sources • Model or estimate infections averted • HIV & AIDS Programming • HIV & AIDS Service Delivery • Building DAC capacity • Building LAC capacity • TOOLS • Spatial Mapping of • Risks, services and populations • MARP Assessment PROPOSED PROGRAMME MIX OF METHODS *DASHBOARD FOR DAC & LAC MANAGEMENT 7-10 KEY Variables For programme management and monitoring Closing the gaps between HIV risk and prevention services *DEVELOP LOCAL EPIDEMIC ASSESSMENT TOOL (LEA) • KEY DOCUMENTS • KYE/KYR • NASA • Provincial Strategic Plans • Annual Operational Plans • PEPFAR Combination Prevention Guidelines Small Grants Programme COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS All NSP, PSP & DISTRICT PLANS ALIGNED

  6. LOCAL EPIDEMIC ASSESSMENT PROCESS (LEAP) LEAP assesses the district-level epidemic, helps to model a tailored prevention response, and creates an action plan. • Pre-Piloting Phase: • Refine LEAP approach with stakeholders (national/province meeting) • Generate a customized LEAP tool for target districts (desk work) • Piloting Phase: • After national/provincial buy-in, start LEAP in pilot districts (2-day meetings) • Follow-up district level activities with national/provincial managers • Review and modification of LEAP approach and modeling results • Training and Full Implementation Phase: • Train national/provincial planners on aggregating LEAP results • Mentored roll-out of LEAP to all districts under SHIPP • Continuous review of LEAP-generated district action plans

  7. GEOGRAPHIC FOCUS

  8. LEVEL OF FOCUS

  9. PARTNERSHIPS CIVIL SOCIETY KZN NDoH SANAC-NSP DPSA GP SMALL GRANTS SHIPP NDBE PRESIDENCY-NSDA MP COMMUNITY MOBILISATION

  10. ACHIEVING OUR OBJECTIVES

  11. PROGRAMMATIC HORIZON - 2 YEAR HORIZON • NSP fully agreed and executed for enabling environment and barrier removal; • Six districts with sub-districts engaged in three provinces; • Provincial Strategic Plans agreed and executed; • District Action Plans for prevention in process; • LEAP process executed; • Integrated prevention services delivered and coverage and quality monitored; • Dashboard of key indicators reflecting program progress and success; • HIV behavioral surveys and incidence surveys layered on;

  12. ISSUES AND PRIORITIES INFLUENCING PARTNER PROGRAMME • PHC Re engineering: shift focus in districts and sub districts to PHC and potential for increased sexual HIV prevention activities in hard to reach communities. • Informal settlements identified as key HIV priority. SHIPP will assist in defining best practice and identify key strategies and interventions for informal settlements inclusion in prevention activities • Youth Strengthen best practice approaches

  13. ALIGNING SHIPP’S OBJECTIVES WITH PEPFAR’S OBJECTIVES • PREVENT NEW HIV and TB INFECTIONS • Expand biomedical and behavioral prevention that address the various drivers of the epidemic. • Reduce vulnerability to HIV and TB infection • Increase the number of person who know their HIV and TB status and link them to appropriate services • STRENGHTEN THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE HIV AND TB RESPONSE SYSTEMS - Strengthen and improve access to institutions and services especially primary institutions

  14. ManyTHANKS for Your Attention Siyabonga Asantesana Hi nkhensile Baie Dankie Дякую Dziękuję Ďakujem Ndiyabulela go raibhmaith agat bedankt ありがとう شكرًا tesekkürle Спасибо Thank yu 谢谢 Merci köszi tack så mycket Thank you faleminderit hvala Shukriyâ Danke díky kiitos takk Mulţumesc Obrigada nandri anugurihiitosumi Ευχαριστώ Grazie תודה dhanya-waad Muchas gracias köszönöm tack ačiû 너를 감사하십시요 Terima Kasih aitäh mange tak salamat děkuji vam

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