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PEPFAR
AIDS 2012 - Turning the Tide Together
Maximizing collaborative efforts to enhance strategic information capacity in a country-owned and -led HIV/AIDS response
Paul D. Bouey, PhD, MPHDeputy CoordinatorStrategic InformationOffice of the US Global AIDS Coordinator
Michelle Li, MPHSrategic Information Officer
Strategic InformationOffice of the US Global AIDS Coordinator
Introduction
• Strategic information, in all of its forms, is fundamental to understanding the epidemic and the response
• History has shown divergent efforts among governments, Global Fund, and PEPFAR in same country
• Success is dependent on a new model of collaboration and integration, both at HQ and in-country
Country
GenevaWashDC
Washington DC and Geneva
Harmonization of indicators, measurement, M&E processes
• Ongoing activity linked to global effort for indicators and measurement
• Common M&E guidance document, linked to common indicators
• Data and program quality requirements and processes• Health information systems• Country ownership underlying this convergence
In-Country
National Strategic Information systems• Principles
• “Disallow” parallel systems• Focus resources and efforts to strengthen national systems and
capacities
Focus Areas• Data use and quality
• M&E profiles and assessments (High Impact countries)• Onsite Data Verification
• Program quality • Routine Service Quality Assessment (Rwanda)
Focus Areas (cont’d)• Information Systems – PEPFAR SI Initiative
• Malawi • vital registration system
• Zambia • alignment and integration of information systems,
establish a national data repository • build capacity of academic and government institutions to
train and retain staff for effective data use
• Cambodia • system to track clients across multiple service delivery
locations
In-Country
Focus Areas (cont’d)• Information Systems – PEPFAR SI Initiative
• Namibia• strengthen data delivery and governance of data
management• standards-based integration of systems to coordinate
health, social services, and management information• improve quality and use of information
• South Africa • develop data dictionary and minimum data and indicator
requirements• data exchange standards to support system integration and
national guidelines• central data repository linking district, provincial, and
national levels
In-Country