United Nations Development Program Building Regional HIV Resilience RAS02200A0134

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 United Nations Development Program Building
Regional HIV Resilience RAS/02/200/A/01/34

• Governments of Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia,
  China, East Timor, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia,
  Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam

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• Project Duration
• Sep 2003-Aug 2006 (China )
• Project Provinces
• Yunnan , Guangxi, Gansu, Guangdong
• Total Project Budget
• 1. Core resource for the initial two years
  
• US1,500,000.
• 2. Core resources for the last two year
• Dependent on the amount of resources
  assigned to the
• RBAP Regional Program

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Program Strategy

• a) Promoting an enabling policy environment
  through
• improved governance
• b) Capacity building for mobility systems to
  facilitate
• multi- sectoral development .
• .
• c) Building community HIV resilience through
  fostering
• multisectoral partnerships and
  integrating gender,
• decimalization and GIPA to HIV
  prevention, within a
• framework of linking source, transit and
  host communities.

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Development Objective

• To strengthen regional HIV resilience
  by mitigating socio-economic impact associated
  with development related mobility system

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Immediate Objective

• Promotion of enabling policy environment at
  community and regional levels
• Strengthened sub regional multi-sectoral capacity
  to response to reducing mobility system related
  HIN vulnerability
• Strengthened community resilience to the causes
  and socio-economic consequences of HIV.

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Activities for immediate objective one
(Promotion of enabling policy environment at
community and regional levels)

• Translate, produce and disseminate the MOU and
  joint action framework (JAP) signed by the
  countries which forms the policy framework for
  the region on mobility responses to HIV
  vulnerability reduction into languages of each
  signing country.
• Facilitate and promote cross-border HIV
  vulnerability reduction joint actions through
  developing joint responses and monitoring and
  evaluation of activities in partnership with
  different partners
• Facilitate inter-country consultation and
  coordination by clusters to operational ise
  monitor collaborative actions including policy
  advocacy
• Convene, formulate terms of reference (TORs), and
  work program for the United Nations Regional Task
  Force on Mobility and HIV Vulnerability Reduction
  together with selected and invited members.
• Organize annual program steering committee
  meeting including annual review, preparation of
  reports and wor kplan for steering committee
  endorsement

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Activities for immediate objective
Two(Strengthened sub regional multi-sectoral
capacity to response to reducing mobility system
related HIN vulnerability )

• Expert consultation to devise early warning rapid
  response mechanisms taking into account gender,
  socio-economic vulnerability factors, stigma and
  using appropriate technologies 
• Develop and conduct training to build capacities
  within the subregion to implement EWRR mechanisms
  
• Based on analysis findings from 2.1 to identify
  innovative ways to mainstream HIV prevention into
  the sectors and identify, further develop and
  document useful tools
• Trials of these innovations and document
  experiences
• Develop and conduct training to build subregional
  multisectoral capacity using the tools developed
• Develop costing methods for mobility and
  development related HIV vulnerabilities and its
  reduction responses.
• Develop training course and conduct training on
  costing methods for strategic planning of
  mobility related HIV vulnerability reduction
  responses (RRF activity 2.3.2).
• Technical advisory services to countries
  regions to address mobility related HIV
  vulnerability reduction

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Activities for immediate objective
Three(Strengthened community resilience to the
causes and socio-economic consequences of HIV)

• Identify, analyze and document effective
  approaches in building community resilience to
  HIV and mitigate mobility related socio-economic,
  cultural and psychological impact, integrating
  gender, GIPA and governance
• Develop and conduct regional training to build
  community capacity for good practices of
  community resilience adapted for location
  conditions
• Disseminate, through technical assistance on
  the topics of governance, gender, trafficking,
  poverty reduction, U

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Monitoring and Evaluation Follow UNDPs
standard and updated procedures for review,
reporting, monitoring and outcome evaluation

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Contact Information

• Dr. Leenah Hsu
• UNDP South-East Asia HIV and Development
  ProgramUnited Nations Building, Raidamnern Nok
  Avenue, Bangkok 10200, Thailand.Tel.
  662-288-2205Fax [phone]e- mail
  leenah.hsu_at_undp.org

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