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External Assistance to the National Response on HIV &
AIDS in Zimbabwe 2005
Phillip NyahodaUNAIDS Zimbabwe
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Background
Prevalence rates: 1995- 2002 30% 2003 24.6% 2005 18%
Concept of 3 ones has been adopted: Single coordination mechanism (NAC) Single national strategy (ZNASP) Monitoring and evaluation system
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National response
National Aids Council established 1999 National Aids Trust Fund established 2000
Based on 3% Aids levy collected on every working individual and corporate tax payer (Only one in Africa) 2004 USD 8 million 2005 USD 10 million (This does not include out of pocket expenditure
and private sector contributions). NAC faces constant battle to replace technical
capacity (delayed access to Global Fund resources)
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Source of External Assistance to the National Response in 2005
Source USD
Bilateral
74,884,345
UN
18,952,762
International NGOS
9,215,366
Total External Assistance 103,052,473
Source of External Assistance to the National Response in 2005
Bilateral73%
UN18%
International NGOS
9%
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Flow of External Assistance to the National Response in 2005
Flow of Bilateral Support in USD Donors to International NGOs 38,702,472 Donors to donors 24,473,609 Donors Local NGOs 29,073,530 Donors to MOHCW 9,167,000 Donors to NAC 1,538,862 Ministry of Education 97,000 Total External Assistance 103,052,473
Flow of External Assistance to the National Response in 2005
Minstry of Education
0.1%
Donors to NAC1.5%
Donors to MOHCW
8.9%
Donors to Local NGOs28%
Donors to donors23.7%
Donors to International
NGOs37.6%
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Sources of Bilateral Assistance
USG (USAID & CDC) 23,576,500
DFID 19,120,280
European Union 11,162,887
SIDA 6,504,704
CIDA 5,198,397
Others 6,777,263
GFTAM 2,544,314
Total 74,884,345
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Prevention Breakdown
Mass media1%
Workplace0%
Condom Promotion
23%
PMTCT24%
VCT15%
Youth7%
Behaviour Change
30%
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Treatment Breakdown
ART54%
O I11%
Laboratory6%
Training4%
HBC25%
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Mitigation Breakdown
Support to PLWHA
10%
OVC Support90%
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Capacity Building Breakdown
Research0%
Informsys35%
M&E 3%
Surveillance18%
Administrative44%
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Challenges
Macro-economic situation characterised by: High inflation 1027% Migration of skilled personal Foreign currency shortages Isolation from international partners due to its political
stance and policies Lack of and delayed access to global support, through
reduced funding for: Health related services and equipement Health investment
Need to increase percapita HIV & AIDs funding currently USD8. Absorptive capacity is very high hence dutch disease syndrome can not be a issue.
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