NPLJ80: HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment for Female Injecting Drug Users, Female Prisoners and Women living with HIV and AIDS in Nepal
Funding Information
(USD)
Total Actual Commitment:
6,104,541 USD
Total Planned Commitment:
0 USD
Total Actual Disbursements:
4,353,879 USD
Total Planned Disbursements:
0 USD
Unallocated Disbursements:
1,750,662 USD
TOTAL EXPENDITURES:
1,893,808 USD USD
Additional Information
Project Created By:
unodc@amp.org
Project Modified By:
Project Created On:
07/01/2011
Created in workspace:
UNODC -Team
 
Identification
Project Title: 
NPLJ80: HIV Prevention, Care and Treatment for Female Injecting Drug Users, Female Prisoners and Women living with HIV and AIDS in Nepal VALIDATED
ID: 
87238120688
IATI Identifier: 

Gender Marker: 

Climate Change Relevance: 

Status:  On-Going
Budget Head:  370 
Status Reason: 
Input: 

 

·         Conduct rapid situation assessments needs analysis of female injecting drug users& female prisoners in specific locations, using existing secondary data, supplemented by second generation surveillance surveys.
·         Conduct operational research on drug use &sexual networks, & HIV risk behaviours.
·         Carry-out studies on lessons learned & best practices.
·         Conduct Epidemiological assessment in Prison Settings
·         Develop gender and culture sensitive advocacy and communication materials.
·         Promote gender & culture sensitive & rights-based programme approaches among govt. and civil society service providers.
·         Advocate with policy makersfor recognition of the need to establish female-specific interventions for injecting drug users and in prison settings.
·         Form self-help groups among female injecting drug users, prisoners and other HIV positive women.
·         Establish new drop-in-centre/s for PHC, sexual & reproductive health etc & continuation of the existing sites
·         Modify and continuation of the existing centres for the provision of HIV services
·         Conduct training and skills-needs assessment among existing and potential service providers
·         Develop gender sensitive training materials and manuals, locally adapted to specific social and cultural contexts.
·         Develop skills, including for peer educators, in specific technical areas (e.g., needle and syringe prog., condom promotion, HIV counselling, referral to other services).
·         Conduct training of peer educators on HIV and STI prevention, early detection and treatment measures.
·         Develop & distribute gender and culture sensitive training &other informa.materials/manuals.
·         Establish drop-in-centres
·         Develop and maintain referral mechanism
·         Support existing VCT centres or establish new centre.
·         Organise sensitisation programme for the national-level decision makers.
·         Develop &deliver gender sensitive training & other information materials/manuals as well as adapt in local context.
·         Conduct training of prison-based peer educators.
·         Provide comprehensive HIV prevention, treatment and care services.
·         Organise public events to increase public exposure of the forum &communicate effectively on the stated goals of the forum.
·         Provide strategic support to network as and when required, in its dealings with Govt.departments and other stakeholders.
·         Establish treatment and care centers for women living with HIV and AIDS
·         Support for participation at the national and international conferences
·         Document the impact of project on ground.
Outputs: 

Outputs 1: Increase in information available on female IDU and prisoners to inform project roll out and further programming

Output 2: Comprehensive package of services for HIV prevention treatment and care provided to female IDUs and, to a lesser extent their partners and families, in a timely manner, through efficient partnerships and contracting of technical out of technical assistance.

Output 3 : Increased access to and availability of female-friendly HIV prevention care and treatment services.

Output 4: Conduct training and skills-needs assessment among existing and potential service providers.

 

Output 5: Comprehensive package of services for HIV prevention, treatment and care delivered through efficient partnership.

 

 

Output 6: Services in support of H71 project interventions in prisons provided.

Output 7: Organise public events to increase public exposure of the forum and communicate effectively on the stated goals of the forum.

Output 8: End of project evaluation conducted.

Outcome:

Outcome 1: characteristics and service needs of female injectors and female prisoners determined and research conducted on female IDU and prisoners to inform project roll-out and further programming.

 

Outcome 2: Deliver advocacy and communication strategy delivered and successfully geared towards opinion and decision makers, and communities.

 

Outcome 3: Physical infrastructures for female injecting and non-injecting drug users strengthened financially and technically, with increased accessibility.

Outcome 4: Capacity, knowledge and skills of service providers from governmental and civil society organisations increased for the provision of gender-sensitive services for female injecting and non-injecting drug users and women living with HIV and AIDS

Outcome 5: Comprehensive package of services for HIV prevention, treatment and care among female IDUs and, to a lesser extent their partners and families, delivered through efficient partnerships and contracting of technical assistance on selected activities

Outcome 6: Services for female prisoners provided, in support of project interventions in prisons, including H71.

Outcome 7: Effective support and advocacy strategy delivered for female drug user and Women living with HIV and AIDS networks, significantly contributing to the network’s exposure

Outcome 8: Document the impact of project on ground.

 
Impact: 
Budget Type:
Off Budget
Treasury Type:

Humanitarian Aid: No
Planning
Date of Agreement:  05-05-2008
Date of effectiveness:  05-05-2008
Proposed Start Date:  05-05-2008
Actual Start Date:  05-05-2008
Planned Completion Date:  12-31-2011
Location
[ Narayani ] [Parsa (Birgunj)] 5.0%
[Lumbini ] [Kapilvastu (Taulihawa)] 5.0%
[Bagmati] [Lalitpur (Patan)] 5.0%
[ Narayani ] [Chitwan (Bharatpur)] 5.0%
[Bagmati] [Kathmandu (Kathmandu)] 30.0%
[Mechi ] [Jhapa (Chandragadhi)] 5.0%
[Koshi ] [Sunsari (Inaruwa)] 15.0%
[Gandaki] [Kaski (Pokhara)] 15.0%
[Seti ] [Kailali (Dhangadhi)] 5.0%
[Lumbini ] [Rupandehi (Bhairahawa)] 5.0%
[Koshi ] [Morang (Biratnagar)] 5.0%
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National Plan
[National Development Plan (NDP)]   [Social Development Policy]   [Social Protection] 100.0%
Sectors

PRIMARY SECTORS
Nepal Sector Classification - HEALTH (100.0)%
Nepal Functional Coding - OFF BUDGET (100.0)%

Implementing/Executing Agencies
Donor Organization: 
  • United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime
Counterpart Ministry : 
  • Ministry of Health 100.0 %
Executing Agency: 
  • United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime %
Implementing Agency: 
  • United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime 100.0 %
Funding
United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime
Transaction Type Transaction Date Type Of Assistance Mode Of Payment Post Earthquake Assistance Aid Type Financing Instrument Amount
Actual Commitment 12-31-2011 Technical Assistance (Standalone) Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Program Based Support 6,104,541 USD
Sub Total Actual Commitment: 6,104,541 USD
Sub Total Planned Commitment: 0 USD
Actual Disbursement 06-30-2011 Technical Assistance (Standalone) Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Program Based Support 1,477,458 USD
Actual Disbursement 12-31-2012 Technical Assistance (Standalone) Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Program Based Support 2,876,421 USD
Sub Total Actual Disbursement: 4,353,879 USD
Sub Total Planned Disbursement: 0 USD
UNDISBURSED BALANCE: 1,750,662 USD
Expenditure 07-15-2011 Technical Assistance (Standalone) Direct Payment No NORMAL CASE Program Based Support 1,893,808 USD
Progress Achieved
Progress Achieved: 

Key Problems: 

Steps Taken to solve the problem: 

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