SUSTAINABILITY ANALYSIS OF HIV/AIDS SERVICES IN NIGERIA

for resource tracking. A shared system, into which all major funders and recipients report onexpenditures and outputs, would be valuable for coordinating activities across geographical regions,target populations, and service delivery channels. Only with such information, can policymakersmeasuring efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery, identify service delivery gaps, avoid redundantactivities, and ensure that policies are designed so that all Nigerians in need of HIV/AIDS services arereached. The success of such a coordinated effort will require dedication on the part of stakeholders,development of enabling information technology infrastructure, and the allocation of resources andexpertise for tracking and reporting outputs at the point of service.Strengthening organizations’ capacity to develop data systems and use tools such as HAPSAT thatsupport evidence-based, results-oriented decision-making is critical to sustaining and scaling-up anationally-coordinated response to HIV/AIDS in Nigeria.VI