Annex_A_-_Yekokeb_Berhan_Results_Framework.pdf

R 1. Strengthened capacity of regional and local government and civil society to collaboratively provide, manage, and monitor integrated, comprehensive care to OVC and their families

R 3. Community members and households caring for vulnerable children will have increased and on-going capacity to meet their basic needs

R 4. Strengthen shared learning and evidence base to improve programming and inform policy and program investment

R 2. OVC and their families have increased access to health and social services

Intermediate Results:

IR 2.1 Increased number of OVC receiving age and developmentally appropriate health and social services IR 3.1 Established and strengthened coordination of care system across community stakeholders working to improve wellbeing of OVC.

IR1.1 Increased number of kebeles, woredas, and regions participating in data management that can consolidate and provide community level data to regional databases for reporting up into a national monitoring and evaluation system

IR 4.1 Objective evidence developed from program experience

1R 2.2 Referral systems and case management functioning to provide OVC and their families with access to needed range of health and social services (including: PMTCT, ART, MCH, food and nutrition, asset and income generating options, family planning, education, malaria, TB, PSS. legal protection.

shelter ) from the range of providers (including:

family, government, schools, health facilities, private sector)

IR 4.2 Evidence utilized to inform programming and policy dialogue with stakeholders especially government and civil society.

IR 3.2 Improved household livelihood and asset base to meet basic needs of children and support self-reliance

IR 1.2 Increased number of government and civil society entities at kebele, woreda and regional levels applying Ethiopian OVC service standards to provision and management of comprehensive, coordinated care to vulnerable children d th i f ili

IR 3.3 Increased community knowledge of and response to the needs of children and families affected by

HIV/AIDS

1R 1.3 Increased number of regional and local government entities implementing supportive supervision and monitoring methods to improve quality and coordination of OVC supportive services

IR 2.3 Increased number of households affected by HIV provided family-centered and comprehensive health and social services in a coordinated and quality manner

Goal:

Results:

To mitigate the impacts of HIV/AIDS on children through improved Ethiopian systems and structures

ANNEX A: Yekokeb Berhan Results Framework