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STRENGTHENING REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES TO SUSTANABILY COMPAT HIV/AIDS AND TUBERCULOSIS UNDER THE PRESIDENT'S EMERGENCY PLAN FOR AIDS RELIEF (PEPFAR) - THE LAST DECADE HAS SEEN MANY HIGH HIV BURDEN COUNTRIES SHOWING SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS TOWARDS ACHIEVING THE UNAIDS 95-95-95 TARGETS THAT ARE KEY TO EPIDEMIC CONTROL BY 2030. HOWEVER, MANY COUNTRIES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA STILL STRUGGLE TO PROVIDE EFFECTIVE HIV AND TB MANAGEMENT AND THERE IS INCREASING OCCURRENCE OF EMERGING PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS AND EMERGENCIES SUCH AS NCDS, COVID-19 AND EBOLA. AT THE INSTITUTIONAL LEVEL, MINISTRIES OF HEALTH AND NATIONAL HIV AND TB PROGRAMS FACE UNIQUE CHALLENGES TO THEIR STEWARDSHIP OF THE HEALTH SECTOR: POOR COORDINATION ACROSS LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT, INSUFFICIENT ENGAGEMENT WITH THE PRIVATE SECTORS, LACK OF DATA USE IN DECISION-MAKING AMONG OTHERS. IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES OF HOST GOVERNMENTS, NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, CIVIL SOCIETY AND COMMUNITIES TO PLAN, FINANCE AND SUSTAIN PROGRAMS TO RESPOND TO HIV, TB AND OTHER PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS, THERE IS NEED TO RECOGNIZE THE CONTEXTUAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AND WITHIN COUNTRIES. A 'ONE-SIZE-FITS' ALL APPROACH CANNOT BE EFFECTIVE IN ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES. PURPOSE DELOITTE (UGANDA) LIMITED AS THE PRIME PARTNER AND BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION-UGANDA (BAYLOR-UGANDA) AS THE SUB-PARTNER, IN CLOSE COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION WITH BOTH ORGANIZATION'S SISTER OFFICES IN OTHER COUNTRIES WITHIN THE EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA REGION ARE RESPONDING TO THE PROCUREMENT CDC-RFA-GH-23-0044 BY PROPOSING TO STRENGTHEN REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES TO SUSTAINABLY COMBAT HIV/AIDS AND TB UNDER PEPFAR IN FIVE COUNTRIES NAMELY, UGANDA, TANZANIA, MALAWI, KENYA AND RWANDA. APPROACH OUR APPROACH BUILDS UPON OUR TEAM'S DECADES OF EXPERIENCE AND EXCELLENCE IN DELIVERING SUCCESSFUL SOLUTIONS ALONG THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF HEALTH SYSTEMS AS WELL AS SUPPORTING INNOVATIVE AND COMPREHENSIVE HIV AND TB HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY TO TARGET PRIORITY POPULATIONS LIKE AGYW, CHILDREN, YOUTH AND KPS ALONG THE CONTINUUM OF CARE. WE SHALL WORK THOUGH THE 95-95-95 CASCADE GUIDED BY GRANULAR DATA REVIEWS, TO OVERCOME CHRONIC HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING (HSS) BOTTLENECKS AND VICIOUS CYCLES BY SUPPORTING COUNTRIES TO SCALE UP INNOVATIVE, COST-EFFICIENT AND EASILY REPLICABLE TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS. WE AIM TO PROVIDE EFFICIENT AND EVIDENCE-BASED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT TO TARGET HOST COUNTRY GOVERNMENT AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROMOTE LOCALLY DRIVEN AND COUNTRY-SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS THAT ARE ADAPTABLE, FLEXIBLE AND FOSTER A HIGHER POTENTIAL FOR SUSTAINABILITY BEYOND THE PROGRAM LIFE OF THIS ACTIVITY. OUTCOMES 1) STRENGTHENED PARTNERSHIPS, COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION AT REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL LEVELS RESULTING IN IMPROVED CAPACITY OF HOST GOVERNMENTS AND RELATED INSTITUTIONS TO IMPROVE HEALTH EQUITY AND REDUCE TREATMENT GAPS FOR TARGET POPULATIONS; 2) STRENGTHENED CAPACITY, THROUGH TA, FOR HOST COUNTRIES TO IMPLEMENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS THAT ENSURE SUSTAINABLE HIV AND ROBUST HEALTH SYSTEMS THAT ARE CAPABLE OF DEALING WITH INCREASINGLY OCCURRING PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS AND EMERGENCIES; 3) INCREASED FINANCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY OF LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO LEAD SUSTAINABLE HIV/AIDS AND RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS AND; 4) STRENGTHENED CAPACITY OF HOST GOVERNMENTS, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO DEVELOP, IMPLEMENT AND EVALUATE HIV/AIDS PROGRAMS. STRATEGIES 1) UTILIZE EVIDENCE-BASED MODELS AND A FLEXIBLE AND ADAPTIVE APPROACH TOWARDS PROGRAMMING THAT MEANINGFULLY INVOLVE THE TARGET POPULATIONS; 2) PRIORITIZE THE USE OF VIRTUAL PLATFORMS TO PROMOTE ONLINE COLLABORATIVE TRAINING, MENTORING AND COACHING FOR COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE THAT FOSTER INCREASED SOUTH-TO-SOUTH COLLABORATION; 3) LEVERAGE EXISTING EFFORTS BY COLLABORATING AND COORDINATING WITH EXISTING PROGRAMS; 4) PRIORITIZE GENDER AND YOUTH IN BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LOCAL SPECIALISTS; AND 5)INSTITUTIONALIZE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT ACROSS ALL LEVELS OF PROGRAMMING.
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STRENGTHENING REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES TO SUSTANABILY COMPAT HIV/AIDS AND TUBERCULOSIS UNDER THE PRESIDENT'S EMERGENCY PLAN FOR AIDS RELIEF (PEPFAR) - THE LAST DECADE HAS SEEN MANY HIGH HIV BURDEN COUNTRIES SHOWING SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS TOWARDS ACHIEVING THE UNAIDS 95-95-95 TARGETS THAT ARE KEY TO EPIDEMIC CONTROL BY 2030. HOWEVER, MANY COUNTRIES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA STILL STRUGGLE TO PROVIDE EFFECTIVE HIV AND TB MANAGEMENT AND THERE IS INCREASING OCCURRENCE OF EMERGING PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS AND EMERGENCIES SUCH AS NCDS, COVID-19 AND EBOLA. AT THE INSTITUTIONAL LEVEL, MINISTRIES OF HEALTH AND NATIONAL HIV AND TB PROGRAMS FACE UNIQUE CHALLENGES TO THEIR STEWARDSHIP OF THE HEALTH SECTOR: POOR COORDINATION ACROSS LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT, INSUFFICIENT ENGAGEMENT WITH THE PRIVATE SECTORS, LACK OF DATA USE IN DECISION-MAKING AMONG OTHERS. IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES OF HOST GOVERNMENTS, NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, CIVIL SOCIETY AND COMMUNITIES TO PLAN, FINANCE AND SUSTAIN PROGRAMS TO RESPOND TO HIV, TB AND OTHER PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS, THERE IS NEED TO RECOGNIZE THE CONTEXTUAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AND WITHIN COUNTRIES. A 'ONE-SIZE-FITS' ALL APPROACH CANNOT BE EFFECTIVE IN ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES. PURPOSE DELOITTE (UGANDA) LIMITED AS THE PRIME PARTNER AND BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION-UGANDA (BAYLOR-UGANDA) AS THE SUB-PARTNER, IN CLOSE COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION WITH BOTH ORGANIZATION'S SISTER OFFICES IN OTHER COUNTRIES WITHIN THE EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA REGION ARE RESPONDING TO THE PROCUREMENT CDC-RFA-GH-23-0044 BY PROPOSING TO STRENGTHEN REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES TO SUSTAINABLY COMBAT HIV/AIDS AND TB UNDER PEPFAR IN FIVE COUNTRIES NAMELY, UGANDA, TANZANIA, MALAWI, KENYA AND RWANDA. APPROACH OUR APPROACH BUILDS UPON OUR TEAM'S DECADES OF EXPERIENCE AND EXCELLENCE IN DELIVERING SUCCESSFUL SOLUTIONS ALONG THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF HEALTH SYSTEMS AS WELL AS SUPPORTING INNOVATIVE AND COMPREHENSIVE HIV AND TB HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY TO TARGET PRIORITY POPULATIONS LIKE AGYW, CHILDREN, YOUTH AND KPS ALONG THE CONTINUUM OF CARE. WE SHALL WORK THOUGH THE 95-95-95 CASCADE GUIDED BY GRANULAR DATA REVIEWS, TO OVERCOME CHRONIC HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING (HSS) BOTTLENECKS AND VICIOUS CYCLES BY SUPPORTING COUNTRIES TO SCALE UP INNOVATIVE, COST-EFFICIENT AND EASILY REPLICABLE TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS. WE AIM TO PROVIDE EFFICIENT AND EVIDENCE-BASED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT TO TARGET HOST COUNTRY GOVERNMENT AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROMOTE LOCALLY DRIVEN AND COUNTRY-SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS THAT ARE ADAPTABLE, FLEXIBLE AND FOSTER A HIGHER POTENTIAL FOR SUSTAINABILITY BEYOND THE PROGRAM LIFE OF THIS ACTIVITY. OUTCOMES 1) STRENGTHENED PARTNERSHIPS, COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION AT REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL LEVELS RESULTING IN IMPROVED CAPACITY OF HOST GOVERNMENTS AND RELATED INSTITUTIONS TO IMPROVE HEALTH EQUITY AND REDUCE TREATMENT GAPS FOR TARGET POPULATIONS; 2) STRENGTHENED CAPACITY, THROUGH TA, FOR HOST COUNTRIES TO IMPLEMENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS THAT ENSURE SUSTAINABLE HIV AND ROBUST HEALTH SYSTEMS THAT ARE CAPABLE OF DEALING WITH INCREASINGLY OCCURRING PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS AND EMERGENCIES; 3) INCREASED FINANCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY OF LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO LEAD SUSTAINABLE HIV/AIDS AND RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS AND; 4) STRENGTHENED CAPACITY OF HOST GOVERNMENTS, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO DEVELOP, IMPLEMENT AND EVALUATE HIV/AIDS PROGRAMS. STRATEGIES 1) UTILIZE EVIDENCE-BASED MODELS AND A FLEXIBLE AND ADAPTIVE APPROACH TOWARDS PROGRAMMING THAT MEANINGFULLY INVOLVE THE TARGET POPULATIONS; 2) PRIORITIZE THE USE OF VIRTUAL PLATFORMS TO PROMOTE ONLINE COLLABORATIVE TRAINING, MENTORING AND COACHING FOR COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE THAT FOSTER INCREASED SOUTH-TO-SOUTH COLLABORATION; 3) LEVERAGE EXISTING EFFORTS BY COLLABORATING AND COORDINATING WITH EXISTING PROGRAMS; 4) PRIORITIZE GENDER AND YOUTH IN BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LOCAL SPECIALISTS; AND 5)INSTITUTIONALIZE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT ACROSS ALL LEVELS OF PROGRAMMING.
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STRENGTHENING REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES TO SUSTANABILY COMPAT HIV/AIDS AND TUBERCULOSIS UNDER THE PRESIDENT'S EMERGENCY PLAN FOR AIDS RELIEF (PEPFAR)
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STRENGTHENING REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES TO SUSTANABILY COMPAT HIV/AIDS AND TUBERCULOSIS UNDER THE PRESIDENT'S EMERGENCY PLAN FOR AIDS RELIEF (PEPFAR) - THE LAST DECADE HAS SEEN MANY HIGH HIV BURDEN COUNTRIES SHOWING SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS TOWARDS ACHIEVING THE UNAIDS 95-95-95 TARGETS THAT ARE KEY TO EPIDEMIC CONTROL BY 2030. HOWEVER, MANY COUNTRIES IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA STILL STRUGGLE TO PROVIDE EFFECTIVE HIV AND TB MANAGEMENT AND THERE IS INCREASING OCCURRENCE OF EMERGING PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS AND EMERGENCIES SUCH AS NCDS, COVID-19 AND EBOLA. AT THE INSTITUTIONAL LEVEL, MINISTRIES OF HEALTH AND NATIONAL HIV AND TB PROGRAMS FACE UNIQUE CHALLENGES TO THEIR STEWARDSHIP OF THE HEALTH SECTOR: POOR COORDINATION ACROSS LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT, INSUFFICIENT ENGAGEMENT WITH THE PRIVATE SECTORS, LACK OF DATA USE IN DECISION-MAKING AMONG OTHERS. IN ORDER TO STRENGTHEN THE CAPACITIES AND CAPABILITIES OF HOST GOVERNMENTS, NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, CIVIL SOCIETY AND COMMUNITIES TO PLAN, FINANCE AND SUSTAIN PROGRAMS TO RESPOND TO HIV, TB AND OTHER PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS, THERE IS NEED TO RECOGNIZE THE CONTEXTUAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN AND WITHIN COUNTRIES. A 'ONE-SIZE-FITS' ALL APPROACH CANNOT BE EFFECTIVE IN ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES. PURPOSE DELOITTE (UGANDA) LIMITED AS THE PRIME PARTNER AND BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION-UGANDA (BAYLOR-UGANDA) AS THE SUB-PARTNER, IN CLOSE COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION WITH BOTH ORGANIZATION'S SISTER OFFICES IN OTHER COUNTRIES WITHIN THE EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA REGION ARE RESPONDING TO THE PROCUREMENT CDC-RFA-GH-23-0044 BY PROPOSING TO STRENGTHEN REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES TO SUSTAINABLY COMBAT HIV/AIDS AND TB UNDER PEPFAR IN FIVE COUNTRIES NAMELY, UGANDA, TANZANIA, MALAWI, KENYA AND RWANDA. APPROACH OUR APPROACH BUILDS UPON OUR TEAM'S DECADES OF EXPERIENCE AND EXCELLENCE IN DELIVERING SUCCESSFUL SOLUTIONS ALONG THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF HEALTH SYSTEMS AS WELL AS SUPPORTING INNOVATIVE AND COMPREHENSIVE HIV AND TB HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY TO TARGET PRIORITY POPULATIONS LIKE AGYW, CHILDREN, YOUTH AND KPS ALONG THE CONTINUUM OF CARE. WE SHALL WORK THOUGH THE 95-95-95 CASCADE GUIDED BY GRANULAR DATA REVIEWS, TO OVERCOME CHRONIC HEALTH SYSTEMS STRENGTHENING (HSS) BOTTLENECKS AND VICIOUS CYCLES BY SUPPORTING COUNTRIES TO SCALE UP INNOVATIVE, COST-EFFICIENT AND EASILY REPLICABLE TECHNICAL SOLUTIONS. WE AIM TO PROVIDE EFFICIENT AND EVIDENCE-BASED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT TO TARGET HOST COUNTRY GOVERNMENT AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROMOTE LOCALLY DRIVEN AND COUNTRY-SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS THAT ARE ADAPTABLE, FLEXIBLE AND FOSTER A HIGHER POTENTIAL FOR SUSTAINABILITY BEYOND THE PROGRAM LIFE OF THIS ACTIVITY. OUTCOMES 1) STRENGTHENED PARTNERSHIPS, COLLABORATION AND COORDINATION AT REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL LEVELS RESULTING IN IMPROVED CAPACITY OF HOST GOVERNMENTS AND RELATED INSTITUTIONS TO IMPROVE HEALTH EQUITY AND REDUCE TREATMENT GAPS FOR TARGET POPULATIONS; 2) STRENGTHENED CAPACITY, THROUGH TA, FOR HOST COUNTRIES TO IMPLEMENT POLICIES AND PROGRAMS THAT ENSURE SUSTAINABLE HIV AND ROBUST HEALTH SYSTEMS THAT ARE CAPABLE OF DEALING WITH INCREASINGLY OCCURRING PUBLIC HEALTH THREATS AND EMERGENCIES; 3) INCREASED FINANCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY OF LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS TO LEAD SUSTAINABLE HIV/AIDS AND RELATED DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS AND; 4) STRENGTHENED CAPACITY OF HOST GOVERNMENTS, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO DEVELOP, IMPLEMENT AND EVALUATE HIV/AIDS PROGRAMS. STRATEGIES 1) UTILIZE EVIDENCE-BASED MODELS AND A FLEXIBLE AND ADAPTIVE APPROACH TOWARDS PROGRAMMING THAT MEANINGFULLY INVOLVE THE TARGET POPULATIONS; 2) PRIORITIZE THE USE OF VIRTUAL PLATFORMS TO PROMOTE ONLINE COLLABORATIVE TRAINING, MENTORING AND COACHING FOR COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE THAT FOSTER INCREASED SOUTH-TO-SOUTH COLLABORATION; 3) LEVERAGE EXISTING EFFORTS BY COLLABORATING AND COORDINATING WITH EXISTING PROGRAMS; 4) PRIORITIZE GENDER AND YOUTH IN BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LOCAL SPECIALISTS; AND 5)INSTITUTIONALIZE QUALITY IMPROVEMENT ACROSS ALL LEVELS OF PROGRAMMING.
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STRENGTHENING REGIONAL, NATIONAL AND SUBNATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES TO SUSTANABILY COMPAT HIV/AIDS AND TUBERCULOSIS UNDER THE PRESIDENT'S EMERGENCY PLAN FOR AIDS RELIEF (PEPFAR)
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