Government of Nepal

Ministry of Finance

AID MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR NEPAL

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1. Behavioral change as part of programs for PWID and their partners
2. HIV testing and counseling as part of programs for PWID and their partners
3. OST and other drug dependence treatment (PWIDs and their partners)
4. BCC Migrants and Enhanced Peer Outreach Approach for HIV case Findings
5. HIV Screening in Migrant program through Health Camp
6. Behavioral change as part of programs for prison inmates
7. HIV testing and counseling as part of programs for prison inmates
8. Residential Care & Support -CCC
9. Health, Education and Nutritional support to children living with HIV
10. M&E & Database Training to SRs (all component)
11. Training for CCC staffs
12. HepC Treatment training to Medical Doctors
13. PMTCT Training for Service Providers at service delivery points of Districts
14. Clinical management of HIV training - ToT
15. Clinical management of HIV training
16. Training cost for PE (prison inmates)
17. Financial Management Training - SRs Finance Staff
18. Training to IRW including CLT - Migrants
19. Training to lab personnel on health waste management
20. Training and mentoring to local level data entry coordinator (by provinces)
21. HIV and STI Testing training for Lab personnel including EID
22. Training to IRW including CLT - CHBC
23. Viral load testing training using GeneXpert for lab personnel
24. CD4 testing training for lab personnel
25. EQAS for HIV Testing using DTS
26. Logistic training for ART/PMTCT/STI/OST/Store
27. ToT on Logistic Management
28. OST Training
29. Trainings to CBOs on Governance, financial management system. Leadership development, fund raising, sustainability etc
30. Training to CBOs on the application of CBM
31. Training to project team and district chapters, Orientation to Gender, GBV and Human Rights for law enforcement/criminal justice personnel on responding to GBV and IPV
32. Training for women (including trans women, FSW, MSW), focusing on empowering them to be vocal and seek help and services, particularly when facing violence
33. Training on screening for GBV and IPV in training/capacity building for NGO staff
34. Organize MTOT on human rights and medical ethics related to HIV and TB
35. Integrated program approach orientation for CHBC team (online, index, BCC)
36. Integrated program approach orientation for IRW team (online, index, BCC)
37. One day PMTCT Orientation to Private Hospitals to aware them on reporting needs to national system.
38. FCHV orientation
39. Orientation to Manpower Agencies and Hotel management on HIV
40. Integrated program approach orientation for IRW team (online, index, BCC)
41. Annual Planning & Review Meeting with SRs (3 Components)
42. MESST recommendation review/workshop
43. CABA Committee Meeting at district level for refreshment and travel
44. Quarterly TB/HIV coordination meeting at provincial level
45. Planning meeting with Prison Management
46. Data review and verification workshops of provincial level
47. Coordination meetings with the national Human Rights Council
48. Meeting with parliamentary (health and education) committee
49. Meeting with prime minister and other relevant ministries
50. Workshop on developing social media plan
51. Workshop to develop IEC/BCC materials for different platform
52. IBBS Surveys among Key Populations MSM TG
53. Assessment of the HIV supply system at federal and provinces level
54. PDR Surveillance among ART Initiators
55. IEC Material Development & Printing for PWID, Migrant SRs
56. E-health intervention (browser or app based) including social media promotion
57. Cost associated with Rack Server for Hosting DHIS2 Tracker in data Center with Virtualization
58. Firewall for Anti Hack Protection (check point)
59. AMC for mHealth Apps/DHIS2 Tracker
60. OPMIS Upgrading and Customization
61. Establishment Support at Satellite Dispensing unit
62. Roll out TB/HIV collaboration guidelines (developed under TB grant) at provincial level
63. Collaborate with TB and Malaria program for screening and test of migrants for HIV at 10 Transit check points
64. Finalize DQA Protocols for National HIV program
65. Develop standard monitoring/ supervision protocol/tools at different levels (province and local level) to assess the quality of HIV program data and to strengthen data management and reporting systems
66. Integration of lab related data (viral load etc.) in existing information system to reduce delay in sample collection to dissemination of results, and to facilitate treatment plan
67. AMC for HIV Care & ART tracking system (DHIS 2 tracker, M Health bio-metric health system)
68. Development of M&E Framework. Workplan for national HIV program
69. Annual epi-analysis in timeline with global reporting using routine health facility data, surveillance surveys and other ad hoc research
70. World AIDS Day (Center and Province)
71. Prepare SoP and develop standard training curriculum
72. Mid Term Review of HIV Grant
73. Development of CBM Manual
74. Establishment of ART sites -15 – Infrastructure
75. Use of CBM Data for advocacy for improving service quality and accessibility (regular interactive meetings at local level authorities) and stakeholders
76. Capacity building of community for advocacy skills- referral for legal support and other advocacy
77. Developments of online communication platforms for key populations for peer support and information sharing
78. Conduct mass media and social media campaign for stigma reduction
79. Scale up an online or mobile phone-based monitoring system of stigma and discrimination experienced in health services.
80. Coordination meeting with district stakeholders, police personnel and legal aids
81. Interaction with concerned authority in districts on the reported incidents
82. Update positive prevention materials to ensure legal literacy content appropriate for all HIV KPs and people affected by TB and Malaria
83. Human Rights Day, Stigma and Discrimination Day and disease specific days
84. Roll out package for training legal aid professionals in HIV-related human rights issues.
85. Gender audit/assessment for the HIV, TB and Malaria programs
86. Message broadcasting through Television, Radio, FMs and other social media
87. Implementation research on takeaway dose for stable clients in OST program

1. KP-1d⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of people who inject drugs reached with HIV prevention programs - defined package of services
2. KP-4 Number of needles and syringes distributed per person who injects drugs per year by needle and syringe programs
3. KP-1e Percentage of other vulnerable populations reached with HIV prevention programs - defined package of services
4. KP-1f⁽ᴹ⁾ Number of people in prisons and other closed settings reached with HIV prevention programs - defined package of services
5. HTS-3d⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of people who inject drugs that have received an HIV test during the reporting period and know their results
6. HTS-3e Percentage of other vulnerable populations that have received an HIV test during the reporting period and know their results.
7. HTS-3f⁽ᴹ⁾ Number of people in prisons or other closed settings that have received an HIV test during the reporting period and know their results.
8. PMTCT-2.1 Percentage of HIV-positive women who received ART during pregnancy and/or labor and delivery.
9. TCS-1.1⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of people on ART among all people living with HIV at the end of the reporting period.
10. TB/HIV-3.1a Percentage of people living with HIV newly initiated on ART who were screened for TB.
11. M&E-2a Completeness of facility reporting: Percentage of expected facility monthly reports (for the reporting period) that are actually received.

1. HIV O-4a⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of men reporting the use of a condom the last time they had anal sex with a non-regular partner
2. HIV O-4.1b⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of transgender people reporting using a condom in their last anal sex with a non-regular male partner
3. HIV O-5⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of sex workers reporting the use of a condom with their most recent client
4. HIV O-6⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of people who inject drugs reporting the use of sterile injecting equipment the last time they injected
5. HIV O-7 Percentage of other vulnerable populations who report the use of a condom at last sexual intercourse
6. HIV O-12 Percentage of people living with HIV and on ART who are virologically suppressed

1. HIV I-9a⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of men who have sex with men who are living with HIV
2. HIV I-9b⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of transgender people who are living with HIV
3. HIV I-10⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of sex workers who are living with HIV
4. HIV I-11⁽ᴹ⁾ Percentage of people who inject drugs who are living with HIV
5. HIV I-12 Percentage of other vulnerable populations (specify) who are living with HIV