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Global Fund grant VII Stakeholders meeting 21st October, 2005

Global Fund grant VII Stakeholders meeting 21st October, 2005

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Page 1: Global Fund grant VII Stakeholders meeting 21st October, 2005

Global Fund grant

VII Stakeholders meeting21st October, 2005

Page 2: Global Fund grant VII Stakeholders meeting 21st October, 2005

Overcoming the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Ukraine

Outline of phase IIOutline of phase IIGlobal Fund grant

7th Stakeholders meeting21st October, 2005

Page 3: Global Fund grant VII Stakeholders meeting 21st October, 2005

Contract conditions - Alliance

• Part of national response –not stand alone programme Part of national response –not stand alone programme

• Participatory planning process, lead by MoH & CG.Participatory planning process, lead by MoH & CG.

• Same components as original proposal Same components as original proposal

• Full € 55 Million (USD 67 M) for the next 3 y. following contractual Full € 55 Million (USD 67 M) for the next 3 y. following contractual conditions still pending:conditions still pending:

– Detailed workplan & PSM plan (by end Oct)

– Revised M&E plan (by end Nov)

– Plan for ITA for drug substitution (by end Nov)

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Contract conditions – Other stakeholders

• Plan for transfer to 2Plan for transfer to 2ndnd PR: PR:

– nominated by a fully functional CCM

– with a draft plan from the CCM regarding long term sustainability of universal access to treatment & prevention activities

– passes global fund assessment; accelerated & effective use of available resources (budget and WB loan)

Page 5: Global Fund grant VII Stakeholders meeting 21st October, 2005

Components & budget overview

 

  

 

Phase 2

Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Totals

1

Establishment and maintenance of PR Unit 2 350 505 2 645 804 2 630 838 7 627 147

2

Treatment, care and support (excl procurement of health products) 5 044 471 4 214 281 3 829 793 13 088 545

2.3

Procurement and delivery of ARV and other medical supplies 6 951 012 7 753 264 10 146 875 24 851 151

3 Focused prevention 3 665 404 3 668 008 3 676 447 11 009 860

4

Information, education and advocacy 2 357 148 2 366 337 2 376 445 7 099 930

5 Surveillance and evaluation 632 274 737 130 646 072 2 015 476

6 Alliance management fee 500 000 500 000 500 000 1 500 000

  Totals 21 500 815 21 884 824 23 806 470 67 192 109

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• 6,000 patients on ART

• 6,000 IDUs on ST (1250 of which also on ART);

• 12,200 pregnant women receive PMTCT;

• 26,300 PLHA access non-clinical care & support

• 150,000 IDUs

• 15,000 sex workers access prevention services

• 19,200 prisoners

Ambitious 2008 targets

Page 7: Global Fund grant VII Stakeholders meeting 21st October, 2005

Key changes

Site based planning information and services:Site based planning information and services: One integrated strategy & work-plan per site “Clients” in the site access focused prevention +

care & support + information in coordinated way. One organization = one proposal

Plans for a 2Plans for a 2ndnd Principal Recipient. Principal Recipient.

Closely linked to national responseClosely linked to national response Better coordinated but more dependent (e.g. WB loan) Standards and gaps will become more apparent

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Immediate action

Finalise documentation required by GF

Extend contracts to all performing grantees.

ARV procurement. Treatment plan

Reorganisation of Alliance Ukraine office; reflects programme changes and results of org review.

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Stakeholder involvement

• UCC (to which we will be reporting): effective supervision & coordination of national response.

• Continue stakeholder meetings / transparent information

• Technical support with response-wide focus

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An eye beyond 2008

• All resources available are effectively utilised.

• Additional resources, both from national budget and international community

• Continue stakeholder mobilisation & trust