Operational Plan Report
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- Mechanism ID: Mechanism Name: Prime Partner Name: 13577
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- Implementing Mechanism Details Mechanism ID: 13585
- Total Funding: 1,000,000 Funding Source
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- Mechanism ID: Mechanism Name: Prime Partner Name: 13585
- Implementing Mechanism Details Mechanism ID: 13608
- Total Funding: 2,220,000 Funding Source
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Overview Narrative The aim for this project is to provide comprehensive HIV prevention services in six discrete mining communities in Mpumalanga province. Mpumalanga reportedly has the second highest provincial HIV prevalence in South Africa. The goal of the project is to reduce the number of new HIV infections in this community by a comprehensive HIV prevention service that includes behavioural, structural and biomedical strategies. The project objective is to reach a minimum of 80% of the community with a combination of interventions which include HIV training, HCT, behavioral change, referral to MMC and linkages to treatment for HIV, TB, STI and drug rehabilitation where appropriate. To achieve this reach, an innovative incentivized field marketing approach is proposed to gain community participation via word-of-mouth marketing and social entrepreneurship. Use will be made of new locally developed bio-metric technology to gather information anonymously on HIV status and to link it to changes in patterns of knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) over time. Based on this information, it is intended to adjust the interventions to achieve the optimum reduction of the number of new HIV infections in this community over the 5-year period of the project. The project has a strong emphasis on developing indigenous capacity and coordination with South African, United States and international agencies. Over time, the functions will be transferred on a managed basis to the community and health systems so as to ensure sustainability on the conclusion of the project. Cross-Cutting Budget Attribution(s) (No data provided.) TBD Details (No data provided.) Key Issues Workplace Programs Budget Code Information
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Sub Partner Name(s) (No data provided.) Overview Narrative The goal of this program is to increase knowledge of HIV status through increased access to HCT services using mobile vans and to link HCT services to other clinical and community HIV prevention programs for a comprehensive care package. The program is targeting youth: 60% females and 40% males aged 15 – 29 and 10% children less than 15 years of age in Gauteng and Limpopo.This program directly supports the prevention goal of the PF, including addressing female vulnerability to HIV and STIs by reducing incidence in the number of sexual partners. It is similarly supportive of the NSP goal to reduce new HIV infections by 50% and ensuring that 100% of the people diagnosed with HIV infection are linked to appropriate care, treatment and other support services. For sustainability HCT test kits will be obtained from the SAG health facilities in the supported districts. Shout It Now will procure medical consumables and HCT test kits (buffer stock only) for effective and safe clinical HIV testing. Shout it now will ensure that all program staff is trained by the approved external service provider on Quality Assurance to ensure quality of rapid HIV testing in line with the SAG HIV Policy guidelines. The project will contribute towards creation of a cadre of trained professionals for seamless transition to SAG management. Shout It Now will ensure all program activities, outputs, outcomes and impact are tracked effectively and generate monthly, quarterly, semi-annual, and annual reports. Shout IT Now will integrate data systems to avoid duplication with SAG systems. Data systems will be electronic in order to permit timely reporting of all activities and outcomes. Cross-Cutting Budget Attribution(s)
TBD Details (No data provided.) Key Issues Implement activities to change harmful gender norms & promote positive gender norms Increase gender equity in HIV prevention, care, treatment and support Budget Code Information
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Overview Narrative The purpose is to support scale-up of prevention with positive activities in Bonjanala Platinum and Dr. Ruth Segomotsi Momapti districts, Northwest province to reduce new HIV infections. I-TECH, will collaborate with, and increase the capacity of provincial government programs.. I-TECH will expand and augment HCT with sexually transmitted infections syndromic management; tuberculosis screening; pregnancy testing; personalized risk-reduction counseling for promoting safer sexual behaviors, consistent and correct condom use, reducing the number of multiple concurrent sexual partners, and disclosure to sexual partners and appropriate family members; family planning; provision of male and femalcondoms; and referrals for medical male circumcision. This will be accomplishedby hosting eight community-based “Wellness Days” per month in Bonjanala Platinum district and 8 “Wellness Days” per month in Dr. Ruth Segomotsi Momapti district. A minimum of 43,200 people will be screened and counseled over the course of five years in Northwest Province. Referrals and linkages to Primary Health Centers (PHCs) will be a primary focus. I-TECH will also strengthen health systems by implementing a positive prevention training program for PHC nurses in 130 PHCs. I-TECH will train 300 district trainers to implement the PP program and train 520 clinical nurse mentors to build sustainability and local support for nurses initiating and managing ART in the North West Province. I-TECH will conduct training-of-trainers for local community members to facilitate the post test clubs (PTCs), building long-term sustainability for the program at the district level. Women will be prioritized for the TOTs. Cross-Cutting Budget Attribution(s)
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