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Co4.DDisseminate surveillance data4.C.10regularlyOne national monitoring and evaluation framework designed and implementedPMH, AllTUNAC islands Data availability Re4.D.1 Identify & recruit an M&E specialist TuNAC Funafuti Working M&E specialist4.D.24.D.3Devise monitoring and evaluationframework for the NSP with clearindicatorsTuNAC& TAM&E Frameworkdocument in placeFunafutiRecruit a suitable person toundertake monitoring andsupervision activities TuNAC Funafuti Suitable person recruitedMco4.D.44.D.54.D.6Review the NSP annually to assessprogress against targets TuNAC Funafuti NSP review reports CoDraft annual plan every year aftercompleting annual review of currentyear TuNAC Funafuti Annual plan document DIdentify & recruit an evaluationspecialist TuNAC FunafutiEvaluation specialist inplace4.D.7 Undertake mid term review of NSP TuNAC4.D.8Include the HIV programs of NGOsand private sector agencies inplanning and monitoring activities TuNACAllislands Review reportsAllislandsNumber of multi-sectoralHIV programsCo4.D.9TA to train M&E officer in CRISdatabase TuNAC Funafuti M&E Officer trainedUNGASS 2008 Tuvalu 108
4.E4.D.10Develop a national database for seroand behavioural surveillanceenabling regular review and analysisof trends in the epidemicProvide M&E training for NACsecretariat, focal personnel andPMHHIV unit FunafutiNational databasedocument4.D.11NGOs TuNAC Funafuti M&E training reports TrDevelop and maintain a current mapof all HIV response activities,incorporating the work of all players:government and non government4.D.12agencies TuNAC Funafuti Map producedEvidence based planning undertaken on annual basis4.E.1Collate and analyse implementationdata of the current program TuNAC FunafutiImplementation datareportsImre4.F4.E.2Conduct a national workshop todevelop a new annual plan TuNAC Funafuti Workshop reports WTuvalu’s national HIV response adequately resourced4.F.14.F.24.F.34.F.4Identify & recruit 1 staff for HIV unitProvide training for national level HIVUnit coordinators and staffSeek funding for additional healthstaff to deliver HIV-related (PMTCTadvisors; counsellors; antenatal clinicnurses; STI clinicians) interventionsin the Funafuti hospitalTuNAC Funafuti Staff recruited CoTuNAC Funafuti Training reports TrTuNAC Funafuti Funds available FuDevelop and implement training planfor health professionals PMH Funafuti Training plan developedDdeUNGASS 2008 Tuvalu 109
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HIV and STIs in Tuvalu. This commit
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assistance from the Pacific Regiona
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Table 2 People tested for HIV in Tu
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This indicator is therefore not rel
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Indicator N = 209HIV prevalence (%)
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5 2 0 0 66.6Condom useYes 2 0 0 66.
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Table 9 Behavioural characteristics
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Table 12 Selected indicators of HIV
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Best practicesTuvalu is a small and
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Support from the country’s develo
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References1 Secretariat of the Paci
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Name / title: DR STEPHEN MAFOA KAIM
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ANNEX 2: National Composite Policy
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PROPOSED STEPS FOR DATA GATHERING1.
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3. Reducingthevulnerability amongsp
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NATIONAL COMPOSITE POLICY INDEX QUE
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Settingse. Workplacef. Schoolsg. Pr
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IF NO or MODERATE involvement, brie
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0 1 2 3 4 54. Does the country have
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5.5 Has the country developed a pla
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3. Does the country have a national
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Overall, how would you rate the pol
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2. Does the country have a policy o
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