Leveraging Multilateral Partnerships to Strengthen M&E
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The Rwanda National Strategic Plan on HIV and AIDS 2009-2012
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Leveraging Multilateral Partnerships to Strengthen M&E
- 1. Leveraging Multilateral Partnerships to Strengthen M&E: The Rwanda National Strategic Plan on HIV and AIDS 2009-12 USAID GHI Principles May 23, 201 Andrew Koleros, MPH Rwanda Program Advisor, Futures Group International MEASURE Evaluation
- 13. HIV NSP and M&E Plan 2009-12
- 17. Global Fund National Strategic Application (GF NSA)
- 21. Thank you Merci beaucoup Murakoze Cyane
Editor's Notes
- Review of over 100 independent sources of information to answer the questions: What are the differences in HIV prevalence among different population groups over time? What are the potential causes for these differences?
- Looked at different risk groups in Rwanda Varied HIV prevalence and size estimate data in lieu of local data to develop different scenarios and help set research agenda Results: Sero-discordant couples FSW MSM
- Exploratory Study of HIV risk among 100 MSM in Kigali Findings: Elevated risk behavior Low condom use High number of partners Commercial and transactional sex High mobility
- National level: Document review (especially for quantitative data) Key informant interviews (qualitative) Local level (selection of 11 districts): Implementer meetings Site visits Focus group discussions with programme/service beneficiaries
- In the first round over 13 countries were invited to submit their NSPs Rwanda made it through the 2 nd round along with 7 other countries and invited to submit a second round proposal. Only 3 countries submitted a 2 nd round proposal: Rwanda, Malawi, and Kenya Rwanda notified in Nov 2009 that the GF BoD approved Rwanda’s NSP as only HIV NSP and awarded over $300m
- In the first round over 13 countries were invited to submit their NSPs Rwanda made it through the 2 nd round along with 7 other countries and invited to submit a second round proposal. Only 3 countries submitted a 2 nd round proposal: Rwanda, Malawi, and Kenya Rwanda notified in Nov 2009 that the GF BoD approved Rwanda’s NSP as only HIV NSP and awarded over $300m