Implementing Cash Transfers in the context of HIV/AIDS
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1 Implementing Cash Transfers in the context of HIV/AIDS Maseru, September 2010 Jenn Yablonski, UNICEF Acknowldegements: Rachel Yates, Jerker Edstrom, Miriam Temin, Ashu Handa
2 Why look at HIV and AIDS in relation to social protection? Magnitude of impact in the region not only in terms of infection HIV represents a livelihoods crisis for many Inequality, marginalisation and gender inequity play key roles both in (a) how the epidemic operates and (b) how social protection is conceived and delivered Social protection as a response to vulnerability and marginalisation has potential to contribute to tackling the epidemic & its impacts
3 Estimates number of children who have lost one or both parents to AIDS (millions) HIV prevalence among year olds (%) Estimated number of children (0-17) who have lost one or both parents due to AIDS globally, % Global 18 Sub-Saharan Africa 5.5% % Adult HIV prevalence (15-49) global % Adult HIV prevalence (15-49) in SSA % 4.5% 4.0% % % % % 1.5% 1.0% 0.5% 0.0% Source: UNAIDS/WHO, 2009 AIDS epidemic update
4 Potential of cash transfers to reduce HIVrelated vulnerability Upstream determinants Midstream interactions Downstream impacts HIV infection Health outcomes Prevention Treatment Care & support Edstrom, 2010
5 Cash Transfers Impact of cash transfers on HIV/AIDS: Potential pathways Health access Transport costs Treatment Improved nutrition School enrollment Retention of children in families Care and Support Reduced economic vulnerability Prevention Gender empowerment
6 What does it mean to be HIV/AIDS sensitive in design & implementation? Target population & targeting method HIV-inclusive vs exclusive issues of stigma, poverty/vulnerability relative to others Infected/Affected/Carers Who is vulnerable to infection? Retargeting/exit strategies current status vs. vulnerability (dynamic) Benefit levels sufficient for what? ARVs & health access Care & Support for orphans education & health costs, food security, clothing Treatment ARVs, health access, transport, nutrition (links to treatment adherence & effectiveness of ARVs) Participation & appeals processes Taking into account issues of stigma and marginalization
7 What does it mean to be HIV/AIDS sensitive in design & implementation? Linkages - Crucial in the context of HIV/AIDS! Education (prevention, care & support) Health, including voluntary testing Social welfare services: social/family support (e.g. survivor planning), home-based care Awareness communication, life skills Economic links & impacts Opportunities to take advantage of other economic/sp programmes; e.g. social public works, productive inputs HIV infected enabled to be productive longer; protecting investment in children long-term economic benefits Impact evaluation Are we reaching HIV/AIDS infected & affected coverage? What indicators do we need to include to measure impacts on HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, care & support?
8 Few examples of innovation Zomba Cash Transfer Experiment for Adolescent Girls Significant improvements in school attendance, early marriage, pregnancy, and self-reported sexual activity Impacts similar in conditional/non-conditional arms Amongst beneficiaries who were enrolled in school at baseline, HIV prevalence 60% lower then control group BUT HIV data not collected at baseline Baird et al.,2009, World Bank, 2009/10; Ozler 2010 Cash transfers as incentives for VCT Even small incentive 1/10 of daily wage increased returns for results by 50%. Thornton R.(2006) Cash Transfers to Improve Adherence in HIV Treatment Transfers to Cover Clinic Transportation Costs in Rural Uganda Adherence scores significantly higher in intervention group Emenyonu, N et al (2010)
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10 Questions for discussion How has your programme addressed HIV/AIDs in design and implementation? Does it take into account prevention, treatment, and/or care and support? Are there any ways in which you think your programme could more effective in this area? What do you see as challenges?
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