UNAIDS/UNDP SBW on M&E of multisectoral and local responses Workshop in Toronto
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14 August 2006
Toronto, Canada
You are cordially invited to a UNAIDS/UNDP Skills Building Workshop at the Toronto IAC on
"MULTISECTORAL & LOCAL AIDS RESPONSES: MOVING FROM IMPLEMENTATION TO MEASURING RESULTS "
Time: 10.45 - 12.15
Venue: Skills Building Room 10, Metro Toronto Convention Centre
Session outline:
In line with the 2001 UNGASS Declaration of Commitment, development sectors and local government authorities have increasingly been contributing to national AIDS responses. To respond to the growing demands for accountability and results, M&E frameworks for national AIDS responses need to monitor progress and assess results of this multi-sectoral and multi-level mobilisation. This session offers an open forum to discuss current practice and further strengthen country capacity in this important area.
Programme:
1. Opening plenary:
- Presentation: M&E of multisectoral and local AIDS responses: rationale, status, challenges (Bob Verbruggen - UNAIDS)
- Introduction to the group work (Rose Smart)
2. Working groups: case presentations followed by group discussions
M&E of AIDS Mainstreaming AIDS in the Education Sector
Case: Cambodia (Patrick Duong - UNDP)
Facilitator: Michelle Munro (CARE)
M&E of AIDS Mainstreaming in Rural Development/Agriculture
Case: CARE (Dan Mullins - CARE)
Facilitator: Stuart Gillespie (IFPRI)
M&E of AIDS Mainstreaming in Local Government
Case: AMICAALL Swaziland (Rudolph Maziya)
Facilitator: Rose Smart
M&E of AIDS Mainstreaming in Development Agencies
Case: GTZ (Julia Katzan)
Facilitator: Harriet Kivumbi or Monica Maassen (OXFAM)
Integrating Sectoral and Local AIDS M&E in National AIDS M&E Frameworks
Case: Namibia (Dr Norbert Foster - NAEC)
Facilitator: Françoise Jenniskens (KIT Amsterdam)
3. Feedback to plenary and closing remarks from panel:
George Tiendrebeogo (KIT Amsterdam); LeeNah Hsu (Visiting Professor, Mahidol University, Bangkok); Paul de Lay (UNAIDS, M&E Department)
Contact persons: Bob Verbruggen (verbruggenb@unaids.org) and Rose Smart (rsmart@netactive.co.za)
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Verena Schuster
mailto:schusterv@unaids.org