scorecard on gender equality in national hiv responses

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SCORECARD ON GENDER-TRANSFORMATIVE
NATIONAL HIV RESPONSES
SCORECARD ON GENDER EQUALITY
AND
ENGAGEMENT
OF PARTNERS
IN NATIONAL
HIV RESPONSES
Documenting Country Achievement and the
Engagement of Partners under the UNAIDS Agenda
for Women, Girls, Gender Equality and HIV
UNAIDS / English original, October 2011
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Contents
Introduction�� 5
ASIA PACIFIC COUNTRY SCORECARD AND INVENTORY OF PARTNERS�� 6
CARIBBEAN COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS �� 10
EASTERN EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA COUNTRY SCORECARD & MAPPING OF PARTNERS �� 12
EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS �� 14
LATIN AMERICA COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS�� 20
MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS �� 22
WEST AND CENTRAL AFRICA COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS�� 24
ANNEXES�� 30
ANNEX 1: GLOBAL AGGREGATION OF COUNTRY RESPONSES �� 30
ANNEX 2: GLOBAL COUNTRY SCORECARDS�� 31
ANNEX 3: DESCRIPTION OF COUNTRY SCORECARD INDICATORS �� 34
Introduction
The past 30 years of the HIV epidemic has demonstrated that gender inequality - and its multiple
dimensions, which include unequal social, legal, and economic status, insufficient and inequitable access
to health services as well as gender-based violence - is a key driver of the epidemic among women and
girls. Worldwide, women and girls comprise more than half of all people living with HIV. In some regions of
the world – sub-Saharan Africa and the Caribbean - women and girls, constitute more than 60% of people
living with HIV. Young people are one of the groups that are most affected, with over 40% of all new HIV
infections occurring among youth between the ages of 15 – 24 years, and young women being most
vulnerable, accounting for 26% of all new HIV infections.
So far, the global HIV response has failed to adequately address the specific needs and rights, including the
sexual and reproductive health and rights, of women and girls living with and affected by HIV. UNAIDS and
UNIFEM (as part of UN Women), along with other partners, have therefore responded to a request from the
UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board to develop the UNAIDS Agenda for Accelerated Country Action
on Women, Girls, Gender Equality and HIV (2010 to 2014) (hereafter referred to as the Agenda for Women
and Girls). This offers a framework built around the following three recommendations;
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Recommendation 1: Generate and use evidence
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Recommendation 2: Translate political commitments into action
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Recommendation 3: Create an enabling environment
Since the launch of the Agenda for Women and Girls in March 2010, actions to address the specific needs
and rights of women and girls, have has been initiated in over 80 countries. The operationalization has
been undertaken by governments in partnership with networks of women living with HIV and the women’s
movement, as well as development partners and the UNAIDS family.
A country scorecard (Annex 2) has been jointly developed by UNAIDS and partners, to document the status
of country implementation and presented to the 28th meeting of the UNAIDS Programming Coordinating
Board. The scorecard includes a total of 14 strategic markers, which serve as proxies for the strategic areas
included in the Agenda for Women and Girls. A traffic light approach was used, with the following colour
code: i) red: not available; ii) orange: available on a project-basis; iii) green: present at national level.
A detailed description of the indicators can be found in Annex 3. In addition, data has been collected on
the country-level partners (Government, civil society, other development partners and United Nations), to
foster mutual accountability. The presented data has been collected through the UN Joint teams, in close
collaboration with national partners.
This report provided a visual of the status of country-level undertakings to date, the partners engaged in
the implementation of the UNAIDS Agenda for Women and Girls, as well as the areas in need of additional
support.
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UNAIDS AGENDA FOR WOMEN, GIRLS, GENDER EQUALITY & HIV
ASIA PACIFIC COUNTRY SCORECARD AND INVENTORY OF PARTNERS
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
Women’s Programmes
Funding for men/boys
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
HIV plans/budgets in
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
Social protection for +
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Creating an enabling environment
Qualiative Assessments
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Translation of political commitments into action
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
Generate and use evidence
Cambodia
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China
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Fiji
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Indonesia
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Lao People’s DR
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Myanmar
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COUNTRY
Bangladesh
India
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n Present at national level n Available on project basis n Not available
PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED NATIONS
*Ministry of Health and Family
Welfare, *Ministry of Women
and Children’s Affairs
*Ashar Alo Society (PLHIV Network and
Sex Workers Network), Nari Mukti Shanga
(women's empowerment organisation),
Brothels
*Manusher Jonno Foundation, *Family Health International, *CARE Bangladesh
*UNAIDS, *UN Joint Team,
UN Women, IOM (migrants
from Gulf), *UNFPA, *UNDP,
ILO, UNICEF, *UNESCO
*NAA, *MOWA
*Cambodian Community of Women Living
with HIV (CCW), *Khmer HIV/AIDS NGO
Alliance (KHANA), *ICRW, Cambodian
Business Cooaltion on AIDS (CBCA), *Three
national media
*EC, *Spain, *Sweden and
*Australia.
*UNAIDS, *UN Women,
*UNFPA
*China Centre for Disease Control
(CDC), *Department of Policy and
Information in NCAIDS (National
Centre of AIDS and STD Control),
*MOH, *SCAWCO, *National and
Provincial RCC teams
*All China Women’s Federation (ACWF)
and its 15 provincial branches, *27 women
and HIV CBO groups, *Women’s Network
Against AIDS-China (WNAC); *Shaanxi
Women’s Federation;
*Global Fund Rolling
Continuation Channel (RCC)
*UN Joint Programme on
AIDS in China, *UN Theme
Group on Gender, *UN
Women, *UNDP, *WHO, *ILO
*Ministry of Women
*Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre, *Fiji Women’s
Rights Movement
*AusAID, *NZ AID
*UNAIDS, *UN Women
*NACO
*ICRW, *ICW, *NACPIV
*DfID, *USAID
*UNAIDS, *UNDP, *UNICEF
*NAC Working Group on Gender
and Human Rights, *CCM members,
TWGs, *State Ministry of Women
Empowerment and Child Protection,
*National Commission on Violence
Against Women
*Hindu, Christian and Muslim Religious
leaders, *IPPI (Indonesian Network of
Women living with HIV), *HIV/AIDS
Research Centre, Atma Jaya Catholic
University, *OPSI (Indonesian Network of
Sex workers ), *PKBI (Indonesian Planned
Parenthood Association), *HIVOS, *JOTHI
(Indonesian Network of people living with
HIV), *GWL-INA (National network of MSM
and transgender community organizations
and other stakeholders), *Burnet Institute,
*Jangkar (Indonesian Harm Reduction
Network)
Global Fund (around SOGI
strategy)
*UNAIDS, *UN Women
*Lao National Commission for the
Advancement of Women, *Ministry
of Health, *Women’s Parl Group,
*National AIDS Authority
*Lao Network of Positive People
*GDG (Gender Development *UN Joint Team, World Bank
Group), *AFESIP (Acting
for Women in Distressing
Situations), *SNV
(Netherlands Development
Organization), *VFI (Village
Focus International), *GIZ,
*Oxfam, *AusAID, *NCA
(Norwegian Church Aid),
*Burnet Institute.
*MWAF (Women Affair Federation),
*MMCWA (Women and Children
Welfare Association), *Ministry of
Social Welfare
*Save the Children, *Thingaha Gender WG,
*AFXB, *The Help/The Help Plus (MSM),
*MPG/IDU network, *Phoenix/women’s
network, *PSI TOP/SW (Target Outreach
Programme), *Positive women’s network
*DfID, *AusAID, *SIDA
*UN Joint Team
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COUNTRY
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
Nepal
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Pacific Island
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Pakistan
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Papua New
Guinea
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Philippines
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Sri Lanka
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Thailand
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Viet Nam
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PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED NATIONS
*National Center for AIDS and
STD Control (NCASC), *HIV/AIDS
and STI control Board, *Ministry of
health, *Ministry of women, children
and social welfare, *Ministry of Law
and Justice in Nepal
*Federation of Sex workers in Nepal,
*Global Fund, *DFID,
*Federation of Sexual and Gender Minorities *USAID, *Save the Children,
*Care Nepal
Nepal (FSGMN), *Recovering Nepal (RN),
*Nepal HIV/AIDS Alliance (NEHA), *National
Federation of Women Living with HIV &
AIDS (NFWLHA), *National Association of
PLHA in Nepal (NAP+N), *National NGOs
Network group Against HIV and AIDS,
*Nepal (NANGAN), *Jagriti Mahila Maha
Sangh (JMMS)-FSW Federation in Nepal
*UNAIDS, *UN Joint Team,
*UNICEF, *UNFPA, * WHO
*Ministries of Women, *Ministry of
Internal Affairs, *NACA, *Ministries
of Health
*NGOs and Organisations in Pacific Island
Countries, *FJN+, *SAF, *PIAF, *MFF
Tonga, *FWCC, *FWRM, *Weavers (SPATS)
*UNAIDS, *UN Theme Group
on Gender, *UN Women, *UN
Joint Team on HIV and AIDS
*Ministry of Women Development,
*Women Development
Departments in provinces,
National AIDS Control Programme
[NACP], *Provincial AIDS Control
Programmes [PACPs]
NGOs: *Interactive Resource Centre,
*All Pakistan Women Alliance [APWA],
*All Women Advancement and Resource
Development [AWARD], *Ending Violence
against Women and Girls [EVAWG Alliance],
CSOs: *Pak Plus Society [PPS], *Pak Positive
Welfare Organization [PPWO], *New Light
AIDS Control Society [NLACS], *Association
of People Living with HIV and AIDS [APLHIV]
Working to explore
partnerships with corporate
sector like *Telenor for “16
days of Activism” around
the issue of violence against
women where WAD will also
be commemorated.
*UN Joint Team on HIV and
AIDS
*Dept. of education, *NACS,
*NDOH, National department
of Education, *Department of
Community Development, *Law and
Justice Sector, *Police Royal PNG
Constabulary
*PNG Network of PLHIV, *Women Affected
By HIV & AIDS (WABHA), *Igat Hope,
*PLHIV networks in provinces, *Friends
Frangipani, *Poro Sapot Project, *FHI PNG,
*Susu Mamas, *World Vision, *National
Catholic AIDS Office, *Marie Stopes,
*Shalom Care, *Hope World Wide PNG,
*YWCA, *UPNG, *PNG Business Coalition
Against HIV & AIDS (BAHA), *PNG Alliance
of Civil Society Organizations (PACSO)
*Papua New Guinea
Christian Leaders Alliance
on HIV and AIDS, *Friends
Foundation Inc, *National
Volunteer Services and
Australian
AID - Sanap Wantaim
program
*UNAIDS, *UN Joint Team
(UN Women, UNDP, UNICEF,
UNV, UNFPA, Human Rights,
UNHCR)
*NEDA, *Philippine Commission
on Women, *Department of
Social Welfare and Development,
*Department of Health, *Local
Government, *Philippine National
AIDS Council
*Women and Gender Institute (WAGI), *UP
Center for Women’s Studies, *Action for
Health Initiatives, *Babae Plus, *Sister Plus,
*TLF Share, *ALAGAD Mindanao, *Talikala
Foundation, *Engenderights
*Asian Development Bank
UN Joint Team on AIDS,
particularly *UNAIDS
Secretariat, *UNICEF, *UNDP
*UNFPA, *ILO, *UN Women
*National STI and AIDS Control
programme, *Sri Lanka Bureau of
Foreign Employment
*Positve Women’s Networks (Lanka Plus,
Positive Hopes Alliance), *Religious leaders,
*Family Planning Association
*UN Joint Team, *UNAIDS,
*UNDP, *ILO
*National AIDS Management
Center, *Ministry of Public Health
*Raks Thai Foundation, TNP+ +
many others, *Asian Institute of
TechnologyFHI360, *Rainbow Sky
Association of Thailand
*UN Joint Team, *UNAIDS,
*UNESCO, *UN Women,
*UNDP, *UNFPA
*National AIDS Programme,
*Ministry of Labour, Invalids and
Social Affairs (MOLISA), *Ministry of
Health, *Viet Nam Administration
for HIV/AIDS Control (VAAC),
*the Social and Education Affairs
Department of the Office of the
Government, *the Social Issues
Department of the Communist
Party, *the Ministry of Public
Security
*Women Won’t Wait Campaign, *Center for *DFID/World Bank (joint
project), *USAID, *GFATM,
Research and Training on HIV/AIDS, *the
Viet Nam Women’s Union, *CCIHP, *ISDS,
*CDC
*CSAGA, *CRAC, *GenComNet, *CEPEW,
*CGFED, *RaFH, CLPH, Light Centre,
*VICOMC, *SCDI, *COHED, *Rutgers,
*WPF, *FHI, *Pact, *CARE International,
*Save the Children, *CEPHAD, *ISEE,
*DWC, *Action Aid *Vietnam, VNP+, *Hanoi
Network of PLHIV, *Hanoi AIDS Association,
*Hoa Phuong Do Cooperative, *Hoa Phuong
Do Cooperative, *Uoc Mo Xanh Hoang Mai,
*Hoa Sua club, *Ban Mai Dong Anh, *Huong
Sen club, *Bright Future Network.
*UNAIDS, *UN Women,
*UNICEF, *IOM, *UNDP,
*UNFPA
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CARIBBEAN COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for Women’s
Programmes
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in response
review
Affected women
participation in CEDAW
monitoring
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
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Dominican
Republic
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Haiti
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COUNTRY
Bahamas
Barbados &
OECS
Belize
Jamaica
Suriname
Trinidad and
Tobago
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CARIBBEAN COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS
PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED NATIONS
*UNJT
*UNJT
*Direccion General de Infecciones *PROFAMILIA, *ASOLSIDA,
de Trasnmision Sexual y SIDA
*Development Conections,
(DIGECITSS), *Consejo Presidencial *Coalición ONG Sida,
del SIDA (COPRESIDA), *Ministerio
de la Mujer
*Centro de estudio de Genero de
la Universidad INTEC
*UNAIDS, *UNFPA, *UNICEF,
*PAHO, *PNUD
*UNJT (incorporated action in
UNDAF)
*UNJT
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EASTERN EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA COUNTRY SCORECARD & MAPPING
OF PARTNERS
COUNTRY
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for Women’s
Programmes
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
monitoring
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
Armenia
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Azerbaijan
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Kazakhstan
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Republic
of Moldova
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Ukraine
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Uzbekistan
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EASTERN EUROPE AND CENTRAL ASIA COUNTRY SCORECARD & MAPPING OF PARTNERS
PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED NATIONS
*National Centre for AIDS
Prevention
*Women’s resource center, HIV
Advocacy Group
Expanded UN Gender Theme
Group (including *OSCE, *OSI,
*Council of Europe, and other
development partners)
*UNJT on AIDS
*Local Government, *AIDS Center,
*Obstetric- Gynecology Institution
*PLH association, *Save the children
*GFATM
*UNJT on AIDS
National Commission for Women
Affairs and Family-Demographic
Policy
*Member-organisations of the
Kazakhstan Union of People living
with HIV in Chimkent, Temirtau, and
Karaganda
*Ministry of Public Health,
National Agency for Statistics
*UNAIDS, *UNWomen,
*UNFPA, *UNICEF, *UNAIDS
Secretariat
*Ministry of Health, *Ministry of
Labour and Social protection, *All
central level public administration
organizations, *National Programme
on prevention and control of HIV
and STIs
*League of PLHIV and *“Credinta”
NGO, *Representatives of 3 NGO
(including 2 from the breakaway region
of Transnistria)
*Ministry of Health, *Ministry
of Education, Science, Youth
and Sports, Local Governments,
*Regional AIDS Centers,
*The All-Ukrainian Network of PLWH
(PR of the GF programmes, Round
6 and 10), *The International HIV/
AIDS Alliance in Ukraine (PR of the
GF programmes, Round 6 and 10),
including representatives of the
local NGOs.; All-Ukrainian Charity
Foundations “The Coalition of
HIV-Service Organizations” (Subrecipient of GF R6 programme),
including representatives of the
local NGOs.; *”Harmonized Society
Foundation”; NGO *“Association of
Substitution Treatment Advocates of
Ukraine”A.S.T.A.U
*The Ministry of Health of the
Republic of Uzbekistan
*Women’s Committee of Uzbekistan
(semigovernmental NGO).
*UNJT, *UNIFEM, *UN RC
*GFATM, *AFEW
*UNJT
*UNJT, *UN Women (relatively
new and therefore there is no
specific programme focused
on HIV)
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OF PARTNERS
COUNTRY
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Qualiative
Assessments
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
Angola
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Botswana
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Comores
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Eritrea
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Ethiopia
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Kenya
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Lesotho
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Madagascar
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Malawi
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EAST AND SOUTHERN AFRICA COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS
PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED
NATIONS
*The Ministry of Family and
Women Affairs;*The Ministry
of Interior
*Mwenho (national organisation of positive women); *Forum das
*GFATM
Mulheres Jornalistas para Egualidade no Género (national organisation of
female journalists for gender equality); *Plataforma das Mulheres (women
activists orga
*UNAIDS,
*UNFPA; *WHO;
*UNICEF;
*UNESCO
*National AIDS Coordinating
Agency, Ministry of Health
*Nkaikela Youth group; *Kagisano Women’s Shelter, *Emang Basadi,
Women Against Rape; *Botswana Network on Ethics Law and Human
Rights, *Botswana Family Welfare Association; *Botsabelo, Botswana
Council of NGOs; *Botswana Network of People Living with HIV,
*Botswana Council of Churches
*UNFPA;
*UNICEF;
Children, Youth
and Women
Theme Group;
*UNFPA;
*UNAIDS; *WHO;
*UN Women
*Ministère de la Santé, de
la Solidarité, de la Cohésion
Sociale et de la Promotion du
Genre
*Réseau National Femmes et Développement (RNFD), *Réseau National
des Avocats du Genre (RENAG)
*Les Agences
du Système des
Nations Unies
*National Female Condom
Program
*NUEW (National Union of Eritrean Women)
*UNAIDS
*Federal Ministry of
Women, Youth and Children
Affairs; *Federaral HAPCO;
*Ethiopian Human Rights
Commision; *The Parliament
*Ethiopian Inter Faith Forum for Development, Dialogue and Action
(EIFDDA); *Ethiopian Business Coalition Against HIV/AIDS (EBCA);
*Network of Ethiopian Women's Association (NEWA); *Network of HIV
Positives in Ethiopia (NEP+); *National Coalition of Women Against
HIV/AIDS (NCWH); *National Network of Positive Women Ethiopians
(NNPWE)
*UNAIDS,
*UNDP; *UNFPA;
*UN Women;
*UN Flagship
JP on Gender
(UNFPA chairs,
UN Women, ILO,
UNICEF); *UNJT
*National AIDS Control
Council, *Ministry of
Gender, children and Social
Development, *Ministry of
Special Programmes, Ministry
of Health
*Gender Technical Committee Members inlcuding Liverpool VCT, *Care
*GIZ, *World Bank
ad Treatment, *Programme for Appropriate Technologies in Health
(PATH), *Actionaid, *National Empowerment Network of People Living
with HIV, *Maendeleo ya wanawake, *Networks of Women Living with
HIV, *GIZ, *Volunteer Services Overseas, *Open Society Initiative for EAst
Africa
*UNAIDS,
*UNFPA, *UN
Women, *UNDP
and *UN Joint
Team on Gender
and Economic
Empowerment
*Ministry of Gender and
Youth,Sports and Recreation
*Religious leaders; *Lesotho for NGOs; *Lawyers network; *newtwork
PLWHIV; *Network of WLWHIV
*MCA( Millenium
Challenge
Account)
*UNAIDS;
*UNFPA; *UNDP
*Executive Secretary of the
National AIDS Committee;
*Ministry of Health;*Ministry
of population;*Ministry in
charge of Youth program;
*Ministry of social
affairs;*Region (decentralized
institution)
*Focus development association
*NGO ASOS;
NGO Mamizo
*UNAIDS;
*UNDP; *UNFPA;
*UNICEF
*Ministry of Gender, Child
Development and Community
Development; *Ministry
of Health, National AIDS
Commission, Department of
Nutrition and HIV and AIDS
in the Office of the President
and Cabinet, *Ministry of
Education, *Minsitry of Youth
and Sports
*Coalition of Women Living with HIV and AIDS (COWHLA); *Society of
women against Aids, (SWAM), *Action Aid Malawi, *Malawi Interfaith
AIDS Association, *FAWEMA, *Church and Society Livingstonia Synod,
*FAWEMA, *NAPHAM
GIZ
UNAIDS, UNFPA,
UNICEF, UN
gender group
*University
of Botswana;
*PEPFAR;
*ACHAP (African
Comprehensive
HIV/AIDS
Partnership)
15
COUNTRY
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Qualiative
Assessments
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
Mauritius
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Mozambique
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Namibia
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Rwanda
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Seychelles
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
South Africa
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Swaziland
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
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PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
*Ministry of gender Equaliy
through its new GBV plan of
Action 2012-2016, *Ministry
of Health is an important
partner in the treatment and
care of victims of GBV
OTHER
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED
NATIONS
*NGOs involved
in Sexual and
Reproductive
Health
Corporate Social
Responsibility
partners from the
private sector
*UNFPA,
*UNAIDS
*Ministry of Women and
Social Affairs; *National AIDS
Council
*Network of Women Living with HIV & AIDS (Kuyakana); *Womens’
Forum (Forum Mulher)
*ECoSIDA
(Business
Against AIDS
-private sector
HIV workplace
response)
*UNAIDS;
*UNWomen;
*UNFPA;
*UNICEF; *UNDP
*Ministry of Health and Social
Services; *Ministry of Gender
Equality and Child Welfare,
*City of Windhoek, Ministry of
Justice, First Lady’s Office
*AIDS Care Trust, *ARASA, *Namibian Women’s Health Network
(NWHN), *Legal Assistance Centre, *Media Institute of Southern Africa,
*Namibian Planned Parenthood Association (NAPPA), *Rights not Rescue
Trust, *Gender Links, *Red Umbrella, *Society for Family Health (SFH),
*Namibia Business Coalition on AIDS (NABCOA) *NANASO, *NAWA Life
Trust, *Tonata, *Positive Vibes, *SafAIDS, *OutRight Namibia, Namibian
People in Need (NAMPIN), Women’s Action for Development, Women’s
Leadership Center, Women’s Solidarity
*PEPFAR/USAID,
*Global Fund,
*European Union,
*Finland
*UNAIDS;
*UNFPA; *UNDP;
*UNICEF, *UN
Gender Theme
Group, *IOM
*Ministry of Health, *National
AIDS Control Commission
(NACC), *Ministry of Gender
and Family Promotion
(MIGEPROF)
*Rwandan Network of People Living with HIV (RRP+); *Rwanda Network
of Faith-based Organizations against HIV/AIDS (RCLS);*Rwanda NGO
Forum on HIV/AIDS and Health Promotion; *The umbrella of people
with disabilities in the fight against HIV/AIDS (UPHLS); *ABASIRWA (an
umbrella of journalists against HIV and AIDS); Profemmes; *Rwanda
Women’s Network;*Young Positives Association; *Health Development
Initiative-Rwanda; *Femmes Rwandaise Seropositives dans la Lutte
Contre le VIH – Rwanda (FRSL+); *Rwanda Men’s Resource Centre
(RWAMREC); *Imbuto Foundation; SWAA-Rwanda “IHUMURE” (Society
for Women and AIDS in Africa; *Forum of activists against HIV/AIDS
Scourge (FAAS Rwanda); *Association de veuves vulnérable affectées
et infectées par le VIH et SIDA (AVVAIS); *Forum for African Women
Educationalists (FAWE), Rwanda Chapter
*USG (PEPFAR),
*GFATM
*UNAIDS;
*UNFPA; *UN
Women; *UN HIV
Theme Group
(representing One
UN in Rwanda)
*Ministry of Social
Development and Culture,
*National Gender Secretariat,
Ministry of Health
*Liaison Unit of Non Governmental Organisations in Seychelles
(LUNGOS), *ASSF (Association of Solidarity for the Family), *APSHF
(Association for the Promotion of Solid and Humane Families)
*The Seychelles
Society of RedCross
*UNDP, *WHO,
*UNAIDS,
*UNFPA
*Department of Health,
*Ministry of Women’s Affairs,
Children and Disbilities
*AIDS Council Women Sector (represents a number of NGO’s) working
on gender and HIV in SA.
*Irish AID;
*UNJT
*PEPFAR; *Atlantic
Philanthropies
*Deputy Prime Minister’s
Office Gender Unit,
*Public Sector HIV/AIDS
Committee, *National
Emergency Response Council
on HIV/AIDS, *Women’s
Parliamentary Caucus
*Coordinating Assembly of NGOs, *Swaziland National Network of
People living with HIV/AIDS, Swaziland Business Coalition of HIV/
AIDS, *Lutsango lwakangwane, *Women together, *Swaziland Positive
Living, *Women Together, *SWAAGA Swaziland Action Group Against
Abuse, *Lutheran development Services, *World University in Services
in Swaziland, *Gone Rural Bomake, *Save The Children, *Lusweti,
*Forum of African Women Educationists Swaziland Chapter, *Council of
Swaziland Churches, *Federation of the Disabled in Swaziland, *Women
in Law Swaziland (WLSA)
*PEPFAR,
*European Union
*UNDP, *UNFPA,
*UNAIDS,
*UNICEF
17
COUNTRY
Disaggredated Data
Qualiative
Assessments
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 1:
18
RECOMMENDATION 2:
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Tanzania
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Uganda
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Zambia
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Zimbabwe
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
PARTNERS
OTHER
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED
NATIONS
GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
*Tanzanian AIDS Commission
(TACAIDS); *Ministry of
Community Development,
Gender and Children
(MoCDGC); *Ministry of
Health & Social Welfare,
*Zanzibar AIDS Commission
(Zanzibar), *Minstry of
SocialWelfare, Youth, Women
and Children Development
*Tanzania Gender Networking Programme; *National council of people
living with HIV;*Tanzania Women Lawyers Association; *PACT Tanzania,
*Women in law and development in Africa; *Women Fighting AIDS
in Tanzania; *Tanzania Media Women Association; *Tanzania Human
Rights Association, *Engender Health, *AMREF 11); Population Service
International, *Feminisit Activist Assocation-Fem Act, *Tanzania Network
of Peolple living with HIV (TNW+), *WOFATA women fighting AIDS,
*The national Muslim Council of Tanzania (BAKWATA), *Christian
Socail Service Commission, *Medical women Assocaition of tanzania
(MEWATA), *Engender health 120 PHAM Access, *Association of private
Hospitals in Tanzania, *Family health International
*GIZ Development *UNJT
Partners gender
Inter Agency
Group
Gender Group
(IAGG)
*Ministry of Gender, Labour
and Social Development,
*Ministry of Health, *the
Uganda AIDS Commission,
*Ministry of Education and
Sports, Ministry of Justice,
*Ministry of Internal Affairs,
*Ministry of Finance, *Uganda
Parliament, *Ministry of
Local Government, *Ministry
of Agriculture, *Makerere
University School of women
and Gender Studies, faculty
of Social Sciences, School of
Public Health, *the National
Women’s Council, *the
National Youth Council,
*Uganda Bureau of Statistics
Media Center, *Uganda Police
Force
*National Association of Women Living with AIDS (NACWOLA),
*International Community of Women living with AIDS (ICW), *National
Forum of People Living with HIV (NAFOPHANU), *Action AID
UgandaICON Women and Young people’s Leadership Academy, *Raising
Voices National Association of Women’s Organizations in Uganda
(NAWOU), *Center for Domestic Violence Prevention (CEDOVIP),
*Inter Religious Council of Uganda, *Friends of Cannon Gideon
Byamugisha Kampala, *Global Coalition of women on HIV/AIDS (GCWA),
*Mama’s Club, *MIFUMI (Gender based violence community outreach
programme), *Positive Men’s Union (POMU), *Straight Talk Foundation
(STF), The AIDS Support Organization (TASO), *Aids Information Center
(AIC), *Uganda Network of Civil Society AIDS Service Organizations
(UNASO), *Uganda Network of Civil Society Law, Ethics and HIV/AIDS
(UGANET), *Uganda Young Positives (UYP), *World Vision Uganda,
*Protecting Families against AIDS (PREFA), *The NGO Forum Mild May,
*Action For Development (ACFODE)
*PEPFAR/CDC
Uganda Gender
Equity Initiative,
*Irish AID,
*DANIDA, *SIDA,
*DFID
*UNDP, *UN
Women, *UNFPA,
*UNAIDS,
*UNICEF, *FAO,
*IOM, *WHO,
*UNESCO
*National AIDS Control
Council, *Gender in
Development Division+P18
*CSO members of the National Gender Steering Committee (multisectoral committee with various CSO members), *The Network of
People Living with HIV and AIDS in Zambia, *Network of Women ARV
Users, *NGO Coordinating Committee, *Society of Women and AIDS in
Zambia,
*PEPFAR
*UNAIDS,
*UNFPA,
*UNICEF,
*UNESCO,
*UNDP, *WHO,
*NAC, *Ministry of Women
Affairs Gender and
Community Development,
*Ministry of Health, Ministry
Of Justice, *Ministry Of
Education, *Ministry of
Labour and Social Services,
*Deputy Prime Minister’s
Office, *Ministry Of Lands and
Agriculture
*Zimbabwe AIDS NETWORK (ZAN), *Zim National Net work of Positive
people (ZNNP+), *ICW Zimbabwe, *National Association of people with
disabilities, *Women Action Group (WAG) *Women AIDS NETWORK
(WASN), *Padare(Men’s Forum), *Women and Law in Southern Africa
(WLSA), *Zimbabwe Women Resource Centre and Network (ZWRCN),
*Student and Youth Working on Reproductive Health action team
(SAYWHAT), *Musasa project, *Zimbabwe Parliamentarians Against HIV
(ZIPAH), *Childline, *Zimbabwe Women Lawyers Association (ZWALA),
*Private and public media, *Women’s Coalition
MSF and
Co*Ops*De,
EGPAF,SIDA
Sweden
*UNAIDS,
*UN Women,
*UNFPA,
*UNESCO,
*UNOCHA,
*UNICEF, *FAO,
*UNDP
19
LATIN AMERICA COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS
COUNTRY
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
Social protection for
+ women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Qualiative
Assessments
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
Argentina
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Bolivia
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Brazil
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Chile
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Costa Rica
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Colombia
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Ecuador
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
El Salvador
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Guatemala
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Honduras
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Mexico
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
20
PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED NATIONS
*Aids/STI Direction of the
Ministry of Health, *Sexual and
Reproductive Program of the
Ministry of Health
*RAMVIHS (Red Argentina de Mujeres con VIH/Sida),
*Red Bonaerense de Personas con VIH/Sida, *ICW, *(The
International Community of Women with HIV/AIDS,
Argentinean chapter), *FEIM (Fundación para el Estudio e
Investigación de la Mujer)
*Academic Sector
*UNAIDS, *UNFPA, *UN
WOMEN, *UNDP, *PAHO,
*UNICEF
*Ministry of Health and Sports,
*Ministry of Justice, *Ministry
of Culture, *Ministry of
decolonization, *Police
*IDIF, Coordinadora de la Mujer, *Federación de Mujeres
El Alto, *ACOBOL, *Plataforma contra la Violencia hacia
las mujeres SCZ, *CNUCIOB Bartonina Sisa, *REDBOL El
Alto, *Centro de Mujeres Candelaria, *Rayitos del Sol
*Spanish
Cooperation
*UNAIDS, *OPS, *PMA,
*UNFPA, *UNICEF, *UN
Women
*The National Network of Women Living with HIV (CIdadãs *German Initiative
Posithivas), *Network of People Living with HIV (RNP+),
Backup – GIZ .
*AIDS NGO’s, *Maria da Penha Institute
*UNAIDS, *UN Women,
*UNFPA, *UNICEF, *UNJT,
*UN Expaned TG
*National Service for Women
(SERNAM), Ministry of Health
*ICW, *VIVO POSITIVO, *Gender area
*UNAIDS, *UNFPA
*Defensoría de los Habitantes de
la República, *Instituto Nacional
de las Mujeres, *Ministerio de
Salud
*Asociación de personas con VIH/SIDA (ASOVIHSIDA),
*International Community of Women (ICW), *Asociación
de Mujeres Positivas Esperanza Viva
*Ministry of Social Protection
*Network of People living with HIV, *NGOs working on
HIV, *Network of Positive women, *ICW, *MLCM+
*Ministry of Health
*Redogam, *ICW, *Coalition of PLH
*Social Inclusion Secretary,
*Ministry of Health, *ISDEMU
(Salvadorean Institute for the
Women), *Ministry of Education
*Trans Community, *ICW, *REDSAL , *Vida Propositiva,
*Iglesia Misericordia, *Sexual Workers
*USAID, *PASMO,
*AECID, *GIZ
*UNAIDS; UNFPA;
*UNICEF; *PAHO; *UNDP;
*WFP; *ILO
*Executive Secretary for Women
Affairs (SEPREM), *Secretary for
Violence, Exploitation and Human
Ttrafficking (SVET), *Indigenous
Women Defense Office (DEMI)
*National Comission Against
Domestic Violence (CONAPREVI)
*International Community of Women living with HIV
(ICW) – Guatemala Chapter, *Grupo de Autoapoyo de
Mujeres de Gente Nueva (AMUGEN,) *Organizacion
Mujeres Positivas en Accion *Organizacion de Mujeres
Trabajadoras Sexuales (OMES)
*USAID, *PASMO,
*USAID-PASCA,
*SVETs
*UNAIDS *UNFPA *UNDP
*UN Women *UNJT *UN
Expanded TG
*Ministry of Health, *Ministry
of Women, *Ministry of Human
Rights, *The Office of the First
Lady, *Ministry of Population
Risks
*Foro Nacional del Sida, *Network of Positive Women,
*Network of People Living with HIV
*CENSIDA, *Instituto Nacional de
las Mujeres, *Programas Estatales
VIH/sida CNEGySR, *INSP,
*INCAN
*Networks of Women living with HIV ( Mexicanas en
Acción Positiva, Movimiento Mexicano de Ciudadania
Positiva), *SIPAM, *Aproase, *BALANCE, *CISC Comitán,
*Grupo Escarlata, *Aproase, *Diversiless, *Meson de la
misericordia, Colectivo ollin )
*FLACSO,
*University of
Chile Gender
area, *CEMERA,
*APROFA, *ICMER
*UNAIDS, *UNFPA
*Procuraduria,
*Ombudspersons
office
*UN WOMEN, *UNDP,
*UNICEF, *PAHO, *UNFPA,
*UNESCO, *WFP, I*OM,
*FAO, *UNHCR, *UNAIDS
*Joint Team on HIV
*Human Rights
*Joint Team: *UNFPA,
National
*UNDP, *UN Women,
Commission (
*UNICEF AND *UNAIDS
CNDH), *Grupo
Multisectorial
en VIH/SIDA del
Estado de Veracruz;
21
COUNTRY
Disaggredated Data
Qualiative
Assessments
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
Social protection for
+ women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 1:
22
RECOMMENDATION 2:
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Panama
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Paraguay
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Peru
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Uruguay
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Venezuela
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
*Programa Nacional de Sida,
*Ministerio de Desarollo Social,
*Inistituto Nacional de la Mujer,
*Comision Nacional de VIH
CIVIL SOCIETY
*PROBIDSIDA, *ICW, *Latin American Movement
of Women Living with HIV (MLCM+,) *Viviendo
Positivamente, *Association of Trans in Panama.( APPT)
Women of Dignity and Rights in Panama ( Sex workers
organisation), *Women fighting for a New Life ( Sex
workers), *APLAFA (Sexual and Reproductive Health
Organisation)
OTHER
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
*Ombudspersons
office PASMO
*Aids/STI National Program ,
*VENCER Foundation (People living with HIV/AIDS )
(PRONASIDA) of the Ministry of
Health, *Sexual and Reproductive
Program, Ministry of Health,
*Integral Health Directo for
Children and Adolescents
(DIRSINA), *Ministry of Health,
*Ministry of Wome
UNITED NATIONS
*Joint team: *UNFPA,
*UNDP, *UNICEF, *PMA,
*OPS, *ACHNUR, *the
the Resident Coordinators
Office and *UNAIDS
*UNAIDS, *UNFPA, *UN
WOMEN,*UNDP
*Ministerio de Salud, *Ministerio
de la Mujer y Desarrollo Social,
*Ministerio de Educación,
*Defensoría del Pueblo,
*Gobiernos Regionales
*GESTOS, *Manuela Ramos, *YWCA, *ICW, *Redes
Jóvenes, *SINTRAHOGAR, *Club de Toby, *Ayni
Desarrollo, *CARE Perú, *Asociación Vía Libre, *Asociación
de Trabajadoras Sexuales, *Miluska, *Vida y Dignidad,
*APROPO, *FOVIDA, *Colegio Regional de Obstetras,
*Red Peruana TLGB, *Red Inter Quorum, *Coordinadora
*Nacional de Derechos Humanos, *AIDESEP, *Movimiento
de Mujeres Positivas, *Casa del Bien estar, *Asociación
Kallpa, *IES, *Red Nacional de Promoción de la Mujer,
*AID for AIDS, *Instituto de Educación y Salud
*Amnistía
Internacional,
*National
Coordination
Mechanisms
*National AIDS Program and
Sexual and Reproductive Health
Area of the Ministry of Health,
*National Social Policy Direction
and Institute of Women of the
Ministry of Social Development
*Red de Pacientes viviendo con VIH – RED-LA; *ICW Latina *Academic Sector
– Capítulo Uruguay; *Movimiento de mujeres positivas de
América Latina y el Caribe, MLCM +, *FRANSIDA (children
and girls with HIV).
*UNAIDS, *UNFPA, *UNDP
*National Aids Programme,
*INAMUJER (Women Affairs
Secretary), *Ombudsperson
(Women Deparment).
*Centro de Estudios de la Mujer/ Universidad Central de
Venezuela, *Capitulo Mujer/ Red Venezolana de Mujeres
Positivas, *Mujeres Unidas por la Salud (MUSAS).
*UN Women, *UNFPA,
*UNICEF, *Resident
Coordinator Office.
*European
Commission in
Venezuela, *French
Cooperation.
*UNFPA, *UNIFEM,
*UNAIDS
23
MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA COUNTRY SCORECARD AND
ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS
COUNTRY
National Response Gender
Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National Responses
for Women’s Programmes
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV Policy
HIV plans/budgets in women
ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women participation in
response review
Affected women
monitoring
women
Response budget for women
organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
Algeria
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Djibouti
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Egypt
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Iran
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Morocco
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Somalia
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
n
Sudan (North)
n
n
n
n
n
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Tunisia
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Yemen
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MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICA COUNTRY SCORECARD AND ENGAGEMENT OF PARTNERS
PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
*Ministry of Health
CIVIL SOCIETY
*Association El Hayet des PVIH, *Association AIDS Algérie,
*Association de lutte contre le sida « ANISS, *Association de
protection contre le sida « APCS », *Association Solidarité AIDS,
*Association femmes en Communication, *Scouts Musulmans
Algériens, *Association des Femmes Modernes, *Association
Algérienne pour la Planification Familiale, *Association de
lutte contre l’Analphabétisme « IQRAA, *Développement et
Promotion du Sport Féminin, *Association d’information et
d’Animation de la Jeunesse, *Réseau Wassila de lutte contre la
violence envers les femmes
*Ministry of Health, *Ministry *UNION NATIONALE DES FEMMES DE DJIBOUTI. *The
for the Promotion of
National Network of people living with HIV
Women, Family Well-Being,
and Social Affairs
National AIDS Programme
OTHER
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED NATIONS
*UNAIDS, *UN
Women, *UNJT
*GFTAM
*Caritas, *Shehab Institution, *CDS, *Al Mofid Association,
*National Association for Family and Society Development,
*Alhayat, *Be Freinders, *Waey
*UNFPA, *UNICEF,
*UNDP, *UNJT,
*UNESCO
*UN Women, *UNICEF,
*UNAIDS, *UNHCR
*MoH, *Iranian Research
*Kerman Knowledge Hub, *Aeen Mehr Harm Reduction
Center of HIV/AIDS (IRCHA); Institute, *Family Planning Association (FPA), *Positive Clubs,
*Isfahan and Shiraz Universities of medical sciences
*GFATM
*UNAIDS, *UNODC
*Departement of women
in the Ministry of Social
Development, Family and
Solidarity, *Ministry of
Health, *NAP and program
on GBV, *Ministry of social
development, family and
solidarity (MDSFS), *Ministry
of Education
*GFATM grant,
*Spanish MDG fund
UN Joint Team *UNDP, *UNAIDS
*National AIDS Program,
*Ministry of Welfare and
Social Security
*Association Marocaine de Solidarité et de Développement,
*Anaruz network for women victims of violence, *AMDF
(Moroccan association for women rights), *“Le Jour” association
of PLHI, *OPALS (Pan-african organization of fighting against
aids), *ALCS (Moroccan Association of fight against AIDS),
*Rabita Mohammadia des Oulemas (Faith based national
religious Institution)
CS consulted
UNJT
*Sudan AIDS Network (a consortium of 60 NGOs), *Ahfad
University for Women – Academic Institution, *ACORD, *Maman
Organization, *Islamic Relief Agency
*UN Joint Team on
AIDS, *UNAIDS, *UN
Women
*ATL MST sida, *ATUPRET, *ATIOS, *ATSR, *Scouts, Jeunesse
Scolaire, *ATPDS, *STBS, *STPI, *COMALI, *SG PLHIV, *Rahma
NGO PLHIV, T*unisian Red Crescent
*NAP –MOPHP
*Two PLHIV Association (one in Sana’a and the one in Aden),
*Wehdah teaching Hospital
*GFATM
*UN JT
*UNAIDS, *WHO
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OF PARTNERS
COUNTRY
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Qualiative
Assessments
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
Benin
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Burkina Faso
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Burundi
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Cameroon
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Central African
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Chad
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PARTNERS
GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
UNITED
NATIONS
*Ministere de la Famille et de la
Solidarité Nationale (en charge du
genre); *Emploi des Jeunes et de
la Micro-Finance; *Enseignement
Supérieur et de la Recherche
Scientifique; *Jeunesse, Sports et
Loisirs; *Enseignement Secondaire,
et de la Formation Technique et
Professionnelle; *Enseignement
Maternel et Primaire Santé
*More than 30 CSOs: *ROAFEM (Réseau des Organisations des
Femmes contre la Féminisation de l’épidémie de sida au Bénin),
*CSOs members of the Réseau Béninois des ONG de santé,
*networks of women living with HIV, human rights NGOs
*GIZ, *DANIDA
*UNICEF,
*UNAIDS, *WB,
*UNFPA
*Ministry of Women, *Promotion(
Ministère de la *Promotion de la
Femme)
Many CSO are involved in women promotion policies and HIV/AIDS
response/activities
*Bilateral
cooperation
(GIZ,Danish
Cooperation,)
*UNFPA, *UNDP,
*World Bank,
*UNAIDS,
*UNICEF
*The first Lady of Brundi, *Ministry of
Health and AIDS
*Nthurengaho, *RENAFOGED, *Swaa Burundi (Society for Women
Against AIDS in Africa) , *Burundian Association on AIDS.
*USAID
*UNAIDS, *UNFPA,
*UNICEF, *WHO,
*UN Women
*Ministere de la promotion féminine
*Afrique Genre Environnement et Développement ;Association
Camerounaise des Seropositifs du VIH/SIDA ; *Association Club des
Amis de la Prudence ; *Association des Femmes Actives et Solidaires,
*Association des Filles et Femmes Babimbi (AFFEBAP); *Association
Fondation Espoir et Vie, *Association for the Development of the
Woman (ADEW); *Association pour la Promotion du Capital Social;
*Cameroon Society for Women and AIDS in Africa; *Caring for
Women (CAFOR) ; *Horizons Femmes; *Positive Generation; *RECAP
; *Reach Out; *SYNERGIES AFRICAINES ; *Africa Action on Aids;
*African Women’s Association
*GIZ
*UNAIDS,
*ONUFEMME,
*UNFPA
*Minister of Women Empowerment
(Promotion de la Femme)
*Fondation Congo-Assistance, *MIBEKO, *RENAPC
*Ministere en charge des affaires et de
la famille, *Ministère en charge, de la
promotion féminine et des questions
genre, *Ministère des Droits Humains
11 key civil society organisations were involved in the launch of the
Agenda, specifically le *RNTAP+ (réseau national des personnes
vivant avec le VIH), *le CONAJELUS (Conseil des jeunes pour la
lutte contrea le SIDA ), *la CONALUS (Coalition nationale des
associations de lutte contre le SIDA ), *la CELIAF (Cellule de liaison
des associations féminines), *le RFJT ( le réseau des femmes juristes
au Tchad), *la LTDH (Ligue Tchadienne des Droits de l’homme), *la
CRJT (Coordination du résau des jeunes pour la lutte contre le SIDA),
*l’APLFT (association pour la promotion des libertés fondamentales
au Tchad), *l’AILS (association interdiocesain pour la lutte contre le
SIDA), *le CSAI (Conseil Supérieur des affaires islamique), *l’EEMET
(l’entente des églises et missions évangeliques au Tchad)
*Ministry of Gender and Family affairs,
*Provincial Governments
*RENADEF, *Femme Plus, *UCOP+, *RACOJ, *CAFCO, *CONAFED,
*AFFAP, *UNAF, *LIFEC, *REFEC, *FECO FEC/Section Femmes,
*REFEA, *REFAMP, *PAAF, *RAF, *FIFAD
*Ghana AIDS Commission (GAC),
*National AIDS Control Programme
(NACP), *Ministry of Women and
Children Affairs (MOWAC), *Domestic
Violence and Victims Support Unit
(DOVVSU), *The Police
*Society for Women Against AIDS, *NAP+, *Curious Minds,
*GHANET, *Coalition of NGO in Health, *WAPCAS, *PPAG, *Global
Youth Coalition Against AIDS, *HRAC, *CEPEHRG
*USG, *GIZ,*FHI
*UNAIDS,
*UNFPA, *UNICEF,
*WHO, *UN
WOMEN, *UNDP
*Ministère des Affaires Sociales de la
Promotion Féminine et de l’Enfance,
*Ministère de la Santé et de l’Hygiène
Publique, *Secrétariat Exécutif du
Comité National de Lutte contre le Sida
30 participants representing the following NGOs and associations:
*REGAP+, *REFIG, Fondation Espoir, *CAJEG, *WAFRICA,
*SIDALERTE, *ASFEGMASSI, ADESEFJG, *AIMES, *AFIAG,
*FMG, *WAFRICA, *GAFF/Kaloum,ASFAGUI, *CEPETAF, *PASEM,
*Fondation FCDK/PROSMI
*Projet Faisons
Ensemble de
l’USAID, *PSI,
*GIZ
*ONUSIDA,
*PNUD, *UNFPA,
*UNICEF, *OMS
*UNICEF,
*UNAIDS, *World
Bank, *UNFPA
*GIZ
A theme group
chaired by UNFPA
is in establised
and meets on a
monthly basis.
The theme group
brings together all
the agencies of the
UN system present
in Chad (UNAIDS,
(UNFPA, WHO,
UNDP, UNICEF)
*UN Joint
Programme of
Support
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COUNTRY
Disaggredated Data
Qualiative
Assessments
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 1:
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RECOMMENDATION 2:
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Liberia
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Mali
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GOVERNMENT
CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
*Action Aid
*Liberia National
Red Cross Society, *Africare,
*Clinton Foundation *Concern
Worldwide,
*Merlin, *Rehabilitation of Basic
Health Services
*Médécin du
Monde *International Alert,
*International
Rescue Committee, *Lutheran
World Service/
Word Federation
UNITED
NATIONS
*Ministry of Gender and Development,
*Ministry of Education, *Ministry of
Health and Social Welfare, *National
AIDS Commission, *National AIDS
Control Programme
*LIWEN, Light Association,*Africa Humanitarian Action, *Light
Association, *Lutheran Church in Liberia, *Society for Women Living
with AIDS- Liberia ,*Young Women Christian Association,*Traditional
Council, *Youth for Unity, *Liberia network of People Living with AIDS
(LNPWA)
*UNAIDS, *UN
Women, *UNMIL,
*WHO, *WFP
*Ministère de la Promotion de la
Femme, de l’Enfant et de la Famille,
*Ministère du Développement Social,
de la Solidarité et des Personnes Agées,
*Ministère des Forces Armées et des
Anciens Combattants, *Ministère de la
Sécurité Intérieur et de la Protection
Civile, *Ministère de la Santé,
*Ministère de la Justice, *Ministère de
l’Agriculture, *Ministère de l’Education,
*Direction Nationale de la Promotion
de la Femme, *Direction Nationale
de la Promotion de l’Enfant et de la
Famille, *8 Directions Régionales de la
Promotion de la Femme, de l’Enfant et
de la Famille (la directrice régionale est
accompagnée d’une responsable de la
Société Civile et un personnel étatique),
*Direction Régionale de la Promotion
de la Femme, de l’Enfant et de la
Famille du District de Bamako, *Réseau
des Parlementaires de lutte contre le
Sida, *Commission Promotion de la
Femme à l’Assemblée Nationale, *Haut
Conseil National de Lutte contre le Sida,
*Ministère de la Population, de la
Promotion de la Femme et de la
Protection de l’Enfant
*Coalition du secteur privé, *Coalition des religieux, *Association
des Juristes Maliennes, *AFAS/AMAS, *CAFO, *APDF, *WILDAF,
*APAF Muso Dambé, *FENACOF Gnèda Cura, *FENAFER, *Groupe
Pivot/DCF, *ARCAD SIDA, *Association des PVVIH de Nara, *RIOEV,
*COMADE, *Association des Personnes Handicapées, Association des
Enfants Jeunes Travailleurs, *Association des Femmes communicateurs
traditionnelles et modernes, *Association des Femmes musulmanes,
catholiques et protestantes, *ONG Soutoura, *Haut Conseil Islamique,
*ONUSIDA,
*PNUD,
*ONUFEMMES,
*UNICEF, *UNFPA,
*UNESCO, *OMS
*Spanish
*SOLTHIS: Solidarité Thérapeutique et Initiatives contre le Sida,
Cooperation,
*Animas Sutura: Association Nigérienne de Marketing Social,
*ANBEF:Association Nigérienne pour le Bien-Etre Familial, *RNP:
*Private sector
Réseau National de Proximité, *AJJN: Association des Jeunes Juristes
du Niger, *ROPS+: Réseau des Organisations et Personnes vivant
avec le VIH, *REFNI+: Réseau des Femmes Nigériennes infectées
par le VIH, *RENAJEN/POPDEV: Réseau National des Adolescents
et Jeunes en Population et Développement, *ONEN: Organisation
Nigérienne des Educateurs Novateurs, *BEN/CNT: Bureau Exécutif
National de la Confédération Nigérienne des Travailleurs, *GINPDSS: Groupement d’Interventions au Niger pour le Développement
Social et Sanitaire, *RODADDHD: Réseau Nigérien des ONG de
Développement et Associations de Défense des Droits de l’Homme
et de la Démocratie, *RENAJS: Réseau National des Associations des
Jeunes de lutte contre le VIH/sida et la Promotion de la Santé Sexuelle
et Reproductive, *RAIL/sida: Réseau des Acteurs Intervenants dans
la Lutte contre le sida et les IST, *Gayia CONGAFEN:Coordination
des ONG et Associations Féminines du Niger, *CONIPRAT: Comité
Nigérien sur les Pratiques Traditionnelles, *RENIP+: Réseau National
des Personnes vivant avec le VIH
*UNICEF,
*UNWOMEN,
*UNESCO, *WHO,
*UNAIDS, *Fonds
Mondial, *World
Bank, *UNFPA
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Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
participation in
CEDAW monitoring
women
Response budget for
women organizations
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Qualiative
Assessments
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
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CIVIL SOCIETY
OTHER
DEVELOPMENT
PARTNERS
*CIDA, *DFID,
*USAID, *GIZ
UNITED
NATIONS
*National Agency for the control of
AIDS, *Ministry of Women and Social
Affiars, *Ministry of Health
*Civil Society Against AIDS in Nigeria, *International Federation
of Women Lawyers, *Association of women living with HIV,
*Network of People Living with HIV, * Actionaid, *Enhancing
Nigerian Response to HIV, *Nigerian Network of Sex Work
projects,*Society of Women Against AIDS in Nigeria,*National
Youth Network on HIV/AIDS in Nigeria,*National Television
Authority News,*News Agency of Nigeria, *NN24 News, *Ray
Power Radio,*Federation of Muslim Women in Nigeria,*Africa
Independent Television,*Association for Orphans and Vulnerable
Children in Nigeria
*Ministère de la promon de la femme
et de l’intégration de la femme au
développement
*RENAPC: réseau national des Positifs du Congo, Mme Valérie
MABA, *UAFPA: Union pour l’assistance aux femmes prostituées
d’Afrique, Mme TAMBOUE Médine, *AFPC: Association
des femmes positives du Congo, Mme SITA Blandine*AJPC:
Association des jeunes positifs du Congo, Mme Valérie MABA
*UNAIDS,
*UNICEF, *UNFPA
*UNDP
*Ministère du Genre, *Assemblée
Nationale, inistère de la Santé,
*Ministère de l'Education, *Secrétariat
exécutif du Conseil National de
Lutte contre le SIDA, *Ministère de
la Jeunesse, *Ministère des Forces
Armées, *Ministère de l'Intérieure,
*Ministère du Tourisme
*HACI: Hope for Africans chidren Initiative, *ABOYA: Association
*OSIWA
And Bok Yakkar, SWAA/Sénégal, *Association GESTU, ASBEF,
CLVF, COSSEN: Conseil des *Associations de lutte contre le SIDA,
CRCF, RAES, *Association AND DEGGO, Association Karlene, AFJ:
Association des Femmes Juristes, Assocation AWA, *Association
ADAMA, SIDA services, ASBEF, ONG JAMRA, *Association
And Deggo, ONG Gestu, aliance Nationle des Religieux, GEEP:
Groupe pour l'Enseignement et l'Etude en Population, ANCS:
Alliance Nationale de Lutte contre le SIDA, ACI: African Consulting
International
*The Joint
UN Team on
AIDS: *UNDP,
*UNAIDS,*WHO,
*UNESCO,*OIM,
*UNFPA, *HCDH,
*IOM,*OHCHR
*National AIDS Secretariat, *National
AIDS Control Programme
*NETHIPS: Network of HIV Positives, *BCAASL: Business Coalition
Against AIDS, *COOPSL: Pulblic Sector Coalition Against AIDS,
*SLYCHA: Youth Coalition Against AIDS, *SLIRAN: Interreligious
network AIDS network, *VOW: Voice of Women, *Coalition of
NGOs on HIV, *HARA: HIV/AIDS Reporters Association
*UNAIDS,
*The Joint UN
Team on AIDS,
*UNDP, *WFP,
*WHO, *UNFPA,
*UNICEF, *FAO,
*IOM, *World
Bank, *UN
Women, *UNHCR,
*UNIPSIL,
*UNIDO
*Vice President of the Republic of
the Gambia and Minister of Women’s
Affairs, *Women’s Bureau *National
AIDS Secretariat *National Assembly
Members, *Women Councillors
*PLHIV, *NASO, *Religious Leaders, *Concern Universal, *Members *Diplomatic
of the Association of Health Journalist, /FBO, Hands on Care, /
Missions
Network on Gender Baased Violence, /Bussiness Coalition Against
AIDS-BUCAHA,
*UNICEF,
*UNAIDS, *UNDP,
*UNFPA, *WHO
*Ministry of Social Affairs and
Solidarity; *Ministry of Women;
*Women Parliamentarians
*Femmes Plus; *Wildaf; *GFDD; *SOWA Togo
*UNICEF;
*UNFPA; *UNDP;
*UNAIDS; *WHO
*Irish Aid,
*Global Fund,
*JICA
*IHP+
*UN Women,
*UNFPA, *UNDP,
*UNAIDS,
*UNESCO,
*UNODC, *World
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ANNEX 1: GLOBAL AGGREGATION OF COUNTRY RESPONSES (%)
Sex disaggregated data
NSP + Women’s participation
Qualitative Assessments
Health Sector GBV Policy
National Response Gender Review
Social Protection
SRH-HIV Linkages in NSPs
HIV $ in Women's Ministries
$ NAP Capacity building for women
Female Condoms
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GBV-HIV Data
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ANNEX 2: GLOBAL COUNTRY SCORECARDS
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
Social protection
for + women
Response budget for
women organizations
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
monitoring
RECOMMENDATION 3:
Creating an enabling
environment
Qualiative
Assessments
COUNTRY
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Translation of political
commitments into action
Disaggredated Data
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Angola
Botswana
Comoros
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Kenya
Lesotho
Madagascar
Malawi
Mauritius
Mozambique
Namibia
Rwanda
Seychelles
South Africa
Swaziland
Tanzania
Uganda
Zambia
Zimbabwe
West and Central Africa
Benin
Burkina Faso
Burundi
Central African Republic
Chad
Cameroon
DRCongo
Ghana
Guinea
Nigeria
Niger
Liberia
Mali
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Sénégal
Sierra Leone
The Gambia
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National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
Social protection
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Response budget for
women organizations
HIV+ women
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response review
Affected women
monitoring
RECOMMENDATION 3:
environment
Qualiative
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RECOMMENDATION 2:
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RECOMMENDATION 1:
Generate and
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Asia Pacific
Bangladesh
Cambodia
China
Fiji
India
Nepal
Pacific Islands
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
Philippines
Sri Lanka
Thailand
Viet Nam
Caribbean
Bahamas
Barbados & OECS
Belize
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Jamaica
Suriname
Trinidad and Tobago
Eastern Europe and Central Asia
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Kazakhstan
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ANNEXES
National Response
Gender Review
GBV/HIV Data
Data on National
Responses for
programmes
SRH-HIV integration
Health Sector GBV
Policy
women ministries
Female condoms
Social protection
for + women
Response budget for
women organizations
HIV+ women
participation in
response review
Affected women
monitoring
RECOMMENDATION 3:
environment
Qualiative
Assessments
COUNTRY
RECOMMENDATION 2:
Disaggredated Data
RECOMMENDATION 1:
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Argentina
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
Venezuela
Middle East and North Africa
Algeria
Djibouti
Egypt
Iran
Morocco
Somalia
Sudan
Tunisia
Yemen
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ANNEX 3: DESCRIPTION OF COUNTRY SCORECARD INDICATORS
PLEASE RATE THE PROGRESS OF THE
NATIONAL HIV RESPONSE IN RELATION TO
WOMEN, GIRLS AND GENDER EQUALITY.
RATING SCALE
COMMENTS
Recommendation 1: Jointly generate better evidence and increased understanding of the specific needs of women
and girls in the context of HIV and ensure prioritized and tailored national AIDS responses that protect and promote
the rights of women and girls (knowing your epidemic and response)
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2.
a. Generalized Epidemics: Age and sex
disaggregated HIV epidemiological and
behavioral data for the general population
and key affected populations are available.
b. Concentrated Epidemics: Age and sex
disaggregated HIV epidemiological and
behavioral data for key affected populations
are available.
If not available,
please describe if
missing for which
population groups
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or behavioral data
are age and sex
disaggregated
Both
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and behavioral
data age and sex
disaggregated
Not available
Assessments
conducted with
leadership of
external partners or
civil society
Assessments
conducted with the
leadership of the
national authority
(e.g. national
AIDS commission/
programme of
ministry of women’s
affairs) and full
engagement of civil
society
No review
undertaken
Review undertaken
with leadership of
external partners or
civil society
Review undertaken
with the leadership
of the national
AIDS commission/
programme
Not available
Data available
but not reflected
in national AIDS
strategic plan
Data available and
reflected in national
AIDS strategic plan
Not available
Only available for
specific projects
(e.g. GFATM,
PEPFAR,)
Comprehensive
national data from
all sources available
(e.g. NASA)
Not available
(According to UNGASS guidelines, this means
for countries with generalized epidemics
populations: female/male, and by ten-year
cohorts, e.g., 10-14, 15-24, 25-34… etc., and
for key populations: male/female below 25, and
above 25)
Qualitative assessments of the social, economic
and legal factors that put women and girls
at risk of HIV have been conducted (situation
analysis).
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The country has undertaken a gender review/
audit of the national response in the last three
years (response analysis).
4.
Country data available on the links between
gender-based violence and HIV
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a. In generalized epidemics, data on dedicated
resources budgeted and/ or spent for
women’s and girls’ programmes under the
national strategic plan are available.
Countries with
concentrated
epidemics, please
indicate here if data
on sexual partners
of key affected
populations is
available
Recommendation 2: Reinforce the translation of political commitments into scaled-up action and resources
for policies and programmes that address the rights and needs of women and girls in the context of HIV, with
the support of all relevant partners, at the global, national and community level
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The national response funds programmes with
men and boys that challenge gender inequality.
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The national strategic plan addresses the
strengthening the bi-directional (two-way)
integration of sexual and reproductive health
and HIV services.
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The health sector has a policy addressing
gender-based violence.
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Government ministries in charge of gender and
women’s issues include HIV in their operational
planning and budgeting.
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Only small-scale
projects funded
Scaled-up, national
level programmes
funded
No
implementing
integration plan
at select sites, or
only covering select
themes (e.g. four
prongs of PMTCT)
implementing
integration at
national scale
No policy
Gender based
violence only
addressed by civil
society groups
Ministry of Health
has a policy on
gender based
violence
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HIV plans included
in plans, but not
budgeted
HIV plans included
in plans, and
budgeted
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For key populations
only
Available to all
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ANNEXES
PLEASE RATE THE PROGRESS OF THE
NATIONAL HIV RESPONSE IN RELATION TO
WOMEN, GIRLS AND GENDER EQUALITY.
RATING SCALE
COMMENTS
Recommendation 3: Champion leadership for an enabling environment that promotes and protects the human rights of women
and girls and their empowerment, in the context of HIV, through increased advocacy and capacity and adequate resources
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Occasional
engagement
Regular participants
in formal planning
and review
mechanisms
No participation
Occasionally
participate
Regularly participate
in CEDAW
processes
13. Social protection mechanisms (e.g. cash
transfers and micro-finance) are inclusive of
women living with HIV
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Small-scale
interventions at local
levels
National social
protection
programmes,
14. The national AIDS plan has a dedicated budget
to support the capacity of community based
organisations of women, especially women
affected by HIV.
No
Small-scale
initiatives, not
included in national
strategic plan
Funds allocated
from national plan
11. Networks of women living with HIV participate
in the formal planning and review mechanism of
the national response to HIV.
12. Networks of women affected by HIV, (e.g.
women living with HIV, female sex workers,
female drug user, trasnwomen) participate in
national CEDAW monitoring and reporting
processes –?
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scorecard on gender equality in national hiv responses

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