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UNDP Capacity Development Toolkit

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  • Functional Capacities
    • Understanding Capacity Development
    • The Process of Capacity Development
      • 1. Scoping and design
      • 2. Participatory capacity development assessment and planning process.
      • 3. Preparing a draft Plan
      • 4. Stakeholder review of the draft and finalising plan.
      • 5. Where there is a transition planned inclusion of a handover plan with measurable milestones.
      • 6. Obtaining approval and resources for the Plan.
      • 7. Implementing and monitoring the Plan.
      • 8. Evaluating the plan.

    • 5 Functional Capacities
      • Financial Management & Systems, including Risk Management
      • Procurement and Supply Management
      • Monitoring and Evaluation
      • Project Governance and Programme Management
      • Sub Recipient Management

    • Resilient and Sustainable Systems for Health
      • Strengthen community responses and systems
      • Support reproductive, maternal, new-born, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) and platforms for integrated service delivery
      • Strengthen global and in- country procurement and supply chain systems
      • Leverage critical investments in Human Resources for Health (HRH)
      • Strengthen data systems for health and countries’ capacities for analysis and use
      • Strengthen and align to robust national health strategies and national disease-specific strategic plans
      • Strengthen financial management and oversight

    • UNDP Global Fund and Health Implementation Guidance Manual
    • Capacity Development with National Coordinating Bodies such as National AIDS Councils (NACs)
    • Anti-Corruption Approaches in Health Programmes
    • How do I use this section of the platform?
  • Transition
    • Factors for Success for Transitioning
    • Process for Transition
      • Example - Capacity Development Activities
      • Example – Detailed Capacity Development
      • Example - Milestones

    • Transition Strategy
    • The Global Fund - Transition Sustainability
  • About Us
    • UNDP’s Partnership with the Global Fund
    • UNDP and Capacity Development
    • UNDP Results
    • Partners
    • Strengthening Health Implementation & Procurement
    • UNDP HIV, Health and Development Strategy 2016-2021
    • The UNDP-Global Fund Partnership Going Forward
    • Sustainable Development Goals
    • UNDP - Impact
    • UNDP partnership with the Global Fund | Annual Report 2016-2017
    • Solar for Health
  • Results
    • Where we work
    • Browse portfolio results
    • Right to Health
    • Africa
      • Angola
      • Burundi
      • Chad
      • Guinea-Bissau
      • Mali
      • South Sudan
      • São Tomé and Príncipe
      • Zambia
      • Zimbabwe

    • Europe & the CIS
      • Kyrgyzstan
      • Tajikistan
      • Turkmenistan
      • Uzbekistan

    • Asia & Pacific
      • Afghanistan
      • Iran

    • Latin America & the Caribbean
      • Belize
      • Bolivia
      • Cuba
      • Panama

    • Arab states
      • Djibouti
      • Iraq
      • Sudan

    • Regional grants
      • Africa Regional HIV Grant: Removing Legal Barriers
      • CVC/COIN Caribbean Regional HIV Project
      • Multi-country Western Pacific Programme

    • World TB day 2018
    • World AIDS Day 2017 #LetsEndIt
  • Critical Enablers
    • Addressing critical enablers
      • What are critical enablers?
      • Why are critical enablers important?
      • Why do critical enablers include a focus on key populations?
      • How can this resource help you address critical enablers?

    • Links between human rights, gender equality, legal and policy frameworks
      • HIV, law, human rights and gender equality
      • TB, law, human rights and gender equality
      • Malaria, human rights and gender equality

    • Identifying human rights barriers
      • Country / national dialogues
      • Legal environment assessments
      • Engagement scans
      • Gender assessments

    • Rights-based and gender-sensitive approaches
    • Key programmes to reduce human rights and gender-related barriers
      • Monitoring and reforming laws, regulations and policies
      • Stigma and discrimination reduction programmes
      • Legal literacy (“Know Your Rights”)
      • Legal support services
      • Training for health care workers
      • Sensitization of law-makers and law enforcement agents
      • Capacity strengthening of civil society and key populations
      • Addressing gender inequality, harmful gender norms and gender-based violence
      • Research, monitoring and advocacy

    • Adolescent Girls and Young Women
      • How can you use the Toolkit?
      • HIV, Adolecent Girls and Young Women
      • Understanding Your Context
      • Core Programmes: HIV Prevention, Treatment, Adherence & Care
      • Structural Interventions

    • UNDP’S - human rights, gender equality and enabling frameworks, including key populations
      • Follow up to the Global Commission on HIV and the Law
      • Empowering key populations
      • Promoting gender equality and eradicating gender-based violence

    • Global Fund - human rights, gender equality, key populations
      • Human rights
      • Gender equality
      • Strengthening community systems and responses

    • UNDP / Global Fund

Strengthening functional capacities

Understanding capacity development

The process of capacity development

Developing five functional capacities

 

TRANSITION

 

National Ownership is a cornerstone of the Global Fund principles; in countries where UNDP is the acting Principal Recipient capacity development to enable the handover of the role is a priority. A long-term Capacity Development Plan with the ultimate aim of transition focuses on building the specific PR functions required to implement Global Fund grants successfully, with the ultimate goal of transition.

 

 

Sustainable Transition

 

 

ABOUT UNDP

 

UNDP works in more than 170 countries and territories, helping to achieve the eradication of poverty, and the reduction of inequalities and exclusion. UNDP helps countries to develop policies, leadership skills, partnering abilities, institutional capabilities and build resilience in order to sustain development results.

 

UNDP and Health

GLOBAL FUND PARTNERSHIP

Global Fund Process

The Global Fund Funding Model is designed to assist countries in achieving maximum impact. It is based on the active engagement of all stakeholders involved in the response to the diseases, based on countries national strategic plans

 

EXPLORE

Global Fund Actors

The Global Fund purpose is to raise, manage and disburse additional funding to countries to support them in their fight against the three diseases. The partnership model of the Global Fund rests on certain core structures at a global level and at a country level.

 

EXPLORE

CRITICAL ENABLERS

The critical enablers section provides a guide on how to promote and protect Human Rights and Gender Equality and develop Enabling Legal and Policy Environments for all key populations in national HIV, TB and malaria strategies, policies and programmes.

Critical Enablers

CURRENT ACTIVITIES

Zambia Case Study
Zimbabwe Case Study
Cuba Case Study
Tajikistan Case Study
El Salvador - Case Study
UNDP HIV Health and Development Strategy 2016-2021
Zimbabwe - Electronic Patient Management System
Zimbabwe - DHIS Case Study

Our Results

 

 2.1 million people currently on HIV treatment (2017)
 850,000 cases of TB detected and put on treatment
 67 million cases of malaria treated

UNDP in partnership with governments, Civil Society Organizations, the Global Fund and other partners supports and strengthens systems for health, including national responses to HIV, Tuberculosis and malaria. 

Sustainable Transition

UNDP and Health

Global Fund Process

Global Fund Actors

Critical Enablers

Our Results

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