Estimated total number of beneficiaries: 14 national societies Expected results Indicators Assumptions/risks Activities 2007

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1 East Africa Regional Programmes: Logical Framework for 2007 Activities 1 Programme Title: Regional Health and Care Support Unit (HCSU). Programme Objective: Support National societies in the Region and consequently vulnerable communities to address their public health needs in a sustainable manner using the ARCHI strategy and the Algiers Plan of Action (2004) priorities, while at the same time building upon the capacities of National societies to rapidly and effectively address public health needs in emergencies (preparedness and response). Estimated total number of beneficiaries: 14 national societies Expected results Indicators Assumptions/risks Activities The health and care Technical documents on PHAST 1, NSs have the relevant technical Follow up of adapted technical tools for support unit has developed ART 2 and malaria, CBFA 3, blood personnel in place. health and care. adequate technical support donor and M and E shared with NSs. In-country policy frame work that Support NSs to develop and implement packages that entail advice Training packages on PHASTER 4, incorporates comprehensive health and guidelines for OVC 6 programmes in development of ART and malaria, CBFA, blood donor care components. (Burundi, Madagascar). strategies and policies, and M and E 5 shared with NSs. Follow-up on the implementation of reviews, assessments and comprehensive malaria control in line capacity building in health with the Federation malaria programs and care, for each national initiative. society and bilateral Translation and dissemination of HIV partner. and AIDS nutrition manual into conventional languages. Support NSs in the implementation of the HIV and AIDS nutrition programmes. Support NSs in the implementation of the CBFA programmes as per the adapted manual. Support NSs in the implementation of the voluntary blood donor recruitment programmes as per the adapted manual. Support development of a regional OVC strategy. 1 PHAST Participatory Hygiene And Sanitation Transformation. 2 ART Antretroviral Treatment. 3 CBFA Community Based First Aid. 4 PHASTER PHAST in Emergency. 5 M&E Monitoring and Evaluation. 6 OVC Orphaned and Vulnerable Children.

2 East Africa Regional Programmes: Logical Framework for 2007 Activities 2 2. New/existing health and care programmes are integrated with other programmes (OD, HV and DM) at RDN and NS level, through RC-Net health and care-working group, RDRT, and other working groups of the PACT and RC-Net, for comprehensive health programming. Integrated programmes/projects (health and care, OD, MC,HV) at RDN and NSs level. NS have contingency and preparedness plans. NSs have strengthened capacity for public health emergencies. NSs have health WatSan and HIV and AIDs emergency stocks. All 14 NSs DM, OD and HV departments are willing to plan jointly with HC. Willingness of NSs to implement integrated HC programmes. PNSs and other donors are willing to support implementation of integrated HC programming. Support NSs in development of NSs OVC strategic plans and implementation of OVC programmes. Pre-test, print and disseminate PHAST and PHASTER manuals. Disseminate integrated health and care guidelines (PHAST, HIV and AIDS and health). Dissemination of ART toolkits and prevention guidelines. Dissemination on CBFA manual and guidelines to the NSs. Printing and dissemination of blood donor manual and guidelines to the NSs. Dissemination of other disease prevention and control guidelines and toolkits to the NSs. Dissemination of ARCHI toolkits to the NSs. Regional PHASTER workshop. Facilitate 2 RC-Net HC meetings within the year. Follow-up of CBFA implementation (Eritrea and Ethiopia). Conduct experience sharing workshop on lessons learned on household safe water treatment initiatives. Support NSs in implementation of HC aspects of Lake Victoria Initiative. Participation of HCteam in 5 working groups (cyclones and floods, food security, RDRT, population movement and HC). Provide technical support to NSs to integrate maternal child health/family

3 East Africa Regional Programmes: Logical Framework for 2007 Activities Adequate financial, material and human resources are mobilized, from within and without the Movement, to support core activities of HC units at both RDN and NS levels. RDN and NSs have adequate and competent core staff for HC programmes by Adequate financial and technical resources to run programmes at RDN and NS level. PNSs and other donors support implementation of integrated HC programme. planning (MCH-FP) and sexual reproductive health (SRH) services and interventions in the existing HC programmes. Support the implementation of EU WatSan projects (Kenya, Eritrea Somalia, Ethiopia, Tanzania,Sudan and Uganda). Support NSs to strengthen psychosocial support for volunteers in the HC programmes. Strategic joint planning involving HCSU, OD, HV and DM at NSs and RDN levels. In collaboration with OD, contribute to development of NSs volunteer systems for scale up of HC programs. Monthly HC meetings. Support NSs to integrate TB into existing HIV programs. Support NSs in development of contingency preparedness plans and EWS for epidemic response. Strengthen NSs capacity in public health emergencies and management of health,hiv and WatSan stocks. Support NSs in programme development and resource mobilization internally and externally through EU, GFATM, PEPFAR(Sudan- HC and HIV, Burundi- HC and HIV, Madagascar- HC and HIV, Tanzania- comprehensive HIV). Support NSs to recruit WatSan staff (Eritrea and Kenya ). Support eligible NSs in developing

4 East Africa Regional Programmes: Logical Framework for 2007 Activities 4 4. Networks and partnerships are strengthened and scaled up, with key stakeholders in HC, at all levels for the mutual benefit of NSs interventions and related RDN activities. 5..Monitoring and evaluation are mainstreamed to ensure effectiveness within the national societies and RDN HC programmes. NSs and RDN have good working relationships with key partners (PNSs, WHO, UNHCR, GNP+/NAP+, UNAIDS, among others). Efficient systems for information sharing in HC. 4 RC-Net meetings held MoU developed and signed among partners to address needs in public health. Increased visibility of RC/RC activities among partners at national, regional and global levels. NSs using and reporting against the ARCHI 2010 and Algiers plan of Action, M and E guidelines. Best practice and lessons learned documents (3 per year) in health, HIV and AIDs and WatSan. NSs are seen as credible partners and accepted by other stakeholders. Resources are available to support the RDN and NSs to develop M and E tools. proposals for nomination of candidates for Masambo Fund. Facilitation of exchange visits and sharing of resources amongst NSs. Develop systems for information sharing on HC in the region through RC-NET health. Participate in international health/hiv and AIDS/WatSan meetings, conferences and workshops (2007, HIV and AIDS in emergencies FACT, NETWAS, malaria meetings (EARN, RBM), EPI, SRH inter-agency meetings, Global Annual WatSan meeting). Joint NAP+/RDN ambassador of hope missions and development of joint work plans between NSs and PLWHIV national networks in 3 NSs. Follow up Federation/WHO, UNAIDS collaborating centre, GNP+/ Federation partnerships at NSs and regional levels. Promotion and follow up on the participation of NSs in World Health Days.(World AIDS Day, World Malaria Day, World First Aid Day, World TB Day, World Water Day, World blood Donor Day). NSs PHAST focal persons exchange visits. Best practice documentation and lessons learned (health/hiv and AIDS/WatSan). Support and strengthen NSs M and E within all HC programmes. Follow-up on the action of implementation of the Global Advisory

5 East Africa Regional Programmes: Logical Framework for 2007 Activities 5 6. NSs have established comprehensive health, HIV and AIDS and WatSan programmes. NSs have comprehensive HIV and AIDS workplace policies and programmes. Comprehensive HBC programmes at community level.(ovc, CHBC, nutrition, prevention treatment care and support). At least 6 NSs (Uganda, Kenya Ethiopia, Rwanda, Tanzania and Burundi) have access to treatment including ARVs for staff and volunteers. NSs with a pool of non-remunerable volunteer blood donors. NSs have WatSan, health, HIV and AIDS strategies. Technical support provided to NSs for health, WatSan and HIV programme implementation. In-country policies that support access to ARVs. In-country support of integration of WatSan in HBC programmes. Panel s Self Assessment, voluntary nonremunerated blood donor recruitment for 5 NSs. Follow up on PHAST M and E tools in NSs. Development of M and E guidelines and tools for HC programmes at RDN level. Support NSs to develop comprehensive HIV and AIDS strategic plans in NSs (Tanzania, Sudan, Madagascar and Seychelles) Follow-up of HIV and AIDS competence assessment training. Build capacity of 6 NSs (Eritrea, Kenya, Uganda, Sudan, Rwanda and Ethiopia) to recognize and apply GIPA principles in their programmes. Support advocacy on reduction of stigma and discrimination (Federation antistigma campaigns). Conduct regional capacity building workshop on HIV and AIDS programming and disseminate Federation HIV and AIDS guidelines to NSs. Provide monitoring support in the implementation of ART programmes in the 3 ART roll-out countries (Ethiopia, Uganda and Kenya). Assist NSs finalize draft WatSan strategies in Sudan, Uganda, Ethiopia and Eritrea. Follow-up blood donor programmes in NSs (Uganda, Kenya and Seychelles). Follow-up and scaling up of voluntary blood donor (club 25 programmes) in 6

6 East Africa Regional Programmes: Logical Framework for 2007 Activities 6 NSs (Eritrea, Ethiopia, Seychelles and Madagascar). Support implementation of Malaria-Keep Up programme in Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda. Support NSs in the EPI, polio and measles campaigns IMCI activities. Support NSs in the implementation, M and E of SRH programmes in Uganda, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Rwanda and Kenya. Support NSs to develop health strategies and policies in Kenya, Ethiopia and Sudan. Support the scale-up of HIV prevention programmes in 4 low prevalence countries (Madagascar, Comoros, Eritrea and Sudan). Facilitate regional ART literacy training, including PPTCT. Technical support to NSs in epidemic preparedness and response. To facilitate regional workshops on blood donor and CBFA harmonization for NSs. Support HIV and AIDS in the workplace training for Somalia, Sudan and Eritrea. Technical support in implementation of RDN and NS HIV and AIDS in the workplace programme. To facilitate CBFA and community health harmonization workshop. To facilitate regional training on public health in emergencies and psychological and psychosocial support.