usaid/ethiopia pepfar mid-term evaluation of the ... - GH Tech

Table 1: The WHO/ IMAI Targets* and accomplishments forUSAID/PEPFAR funding in FY 06.Intervention areas Targets * WHO resultsachieved withPEPFAR/USAIDfunding** by Sept,2007Health centers to be covered 267 120Woreda/Zone District coordinators trained 150 60Expert Patients trained 130 24Health workers trained 2223 548Building IMAI facilitation and coordination capacity at RHBlevelThrough supportive supervision, HC assessments andSOPs, etc.Building IMAI facilitation and coordination capacity atnational level through strengthening Health programDepartment at Federal HAPCO.No specific target*The target represented is the overall national targets.** Other sources of funding are from Italian Cooperation agency and other WHO sources offunding are intended to contribute.The WHO/ IMAI Project is expected to continue to apply integrated management of HIV/ AIDS,supporting decentralized ART services, complemented by the development of partnership strategies,to coordinate closely with other PE PFAR partners to ensure a standard approach to health centerand community based care and support and treatment. This coordination is also expected to includeactive participation in the PE PFAR care and support and treatment technical working groups(TWG).As outlined above, given the importance of the WHO/ IMAI Project, the strong results achieved bythe WHO/ IMAI, and the endorsement by the Office of the Global AIDS Coordinator (OGAC) tointegrate the WHO/ IMAI into the E thiopia Country Operation Plan (COP) for Year 1, USAID/ Eextended the WHO/ IMAI through the PE FAR planning period of FY2009, subject to continuedavailability of funds and satisfactory performance. The emphasis areas for this extension period aretraining and supportive supervision. Indicative targets for the extension are shown in Table 2 below:Table 2: The WHO/ IMAI Targets (1/1/08-June 30, 09)34 health centersreached with USAIDfunds onlyNo specific target 2 WHO NPO and 4National consultantsIntervention areasTargetsNumber of Health centers to be covered in the supportive supervision 200Number of Woreda/Zone HIV program coordinators trained 200Number of Expert Patients Trainers trained 100Number of Health workers trained to deliver ART services according to national and300international standardsNumber of Adherence counselors ( PLHIV and other lay providers) trained 100Number of clinical mentors trained 150Number of Data clerks trained 150Mid-term Evaluation of Ethiopia IMAI Program 57