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Analysis of Gender-Related Activities in
Global Fund HIV Proposals from
Round 10
ICASA, Addis Ababa Ethiopia
December 7, 2011
Bangkok, Thailand
Dr. Tonya Nyagiro
Senior Gender Advisor
Overview of Presentation
1. Global Fund Gender Strategy
2. Analysis of Round 8-10
3. The Way Forward
Global Fund Strategies
Implementation the Gender Strategies
•
Addressing norms and marginalization and social determinants
•
Strengthening Global Fund policies and processes :
– strengthening the grant application process
– strengthening the effectiveness of Country Coordinating
Mechanisms
– supporting strengthened capacity on the Technical Review Panel
– strengthening monitoring and evaluation
– Secretariat capacity strengthening
• strengthening partnership, advocacy and outreach
• Increasing evidence on gender-responsive programming
Gender Analysis Round 8 to 10: Key
Findings
• Gender-Sensitivity and the inclusion of Women on
CCMs
• Gender Analysis and Sex-Disaggregated Data
• Program Interventions
– Prevention of Mother to Child Transmission (PMTCT)
– Harmful Gender Norms
– Most at Risk Populations
Gender-Sensitivity and the inclusion
of Women on CCMs
Percentage of CCM members
COMPOSITION OF COUNTRY COORDINATING MECHANISM
MEMBERS BY SEX AND REGION
100
80
60
40
20
0
Global
Male
Female
Transgender
63.8
35.8
0.37
Easten
Europe &
Central Asia
60
40
0
Middle East
& North
Africa
72
28
0
Easten Asia
& Pacific
South West
Asia
64
35
1
79.4
20.2
0.4
Latin
America &
Caribbean
50.8
47.4
1.63
West &
Central
Africa
67
33
0
Easten
Africa
Southern
Africa
68
32
0
63
37
0
Gender Analysis and SexDisaggregated Data
SINGLE COUNTRY ROUND 10 PROPOSALS PROVIDING DISAGGREGATED DATA, BY
POPULATION (N=51)
Percentage of proposals
•
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Women 15-49 years
Men 15-49 years
Pregnant women
Population size estimates
Young women 15-24
years
Disease burden estimates
Young men 15-24
years
Children 0-14 years
Percentage of reviewed proposals
Program Interventions
100%
Rounds 8 and 9 proposals
90%
Round 10 proposals
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
Women 15-49 years
Young women 15-24
years
Men 15-49 years
Population group
Young men 15-24 years
Pregnant women
Program Interventions
• Comprehensive PMTCT interventions
• Harmful Gender Norms and Gender
Based Violence
• Most at Risk Populations
Gender Analysis Round 8 to 10: Key
Recommendations (1)
• promote gender balance within CCMs, reinforce
expertise and encourage the participation of
women’s organizations.
• support countries in gathering and analyzing age
and sex disaggregated data during proposal
development and grant implementation.
• ensure strong gender components and quality
program implementation and to prevent attrition of
gender-related interventions.
Gender Analysis Round 8 to 10; Key
Recommendations (2)
• Applicants, with the support of technical partners,
are encouraged to integrate more effective
gender-responsive activities in future proposals
• Applicants planning to include PMTCT programs
in future proposals should apply the
comprehensive four-pronged approach —.
• Applicants whose proposals address issues
affecting sex workers should pay equal attention
to the clients of sex workers, and should include
legal and stigma reduction.
The Way Forward: Global
• Linkage of GES to global efforts PMTCT/MNCH,
Action Framework, harmonized indicators, etc
• Focus on violence against women
• Engagement of technical partners in capacity
building and collaboration on how to address
gender and key affected populations
• CCM’s should demonstrate meaningful
incorporation of the GES
• Advocacy and engagement with civil society,
watch dogs and policy institutions to keep gender
on the agenda
The Way Forward: Country
1) Call for gender-focused TA from partners to
countries to integrate more gender sensitive/
transformative intervention in proposal and program
implementation.
2) Capacity Building and training on gender
mainstreaming in proposal development support to
countries
3) To develop and promote “quick win” interventions
proposal development and reprogramming efforts
acknowledgements
This report was produced under the direction of
Francoise Ndayishimiye (Senior Gender Advisor at
the Global Fund). The principal writers and
contributors were Paulina Sypniewska and Parijat
Baijal.
Thanks also go to Jessie Schutt-Aine for her input
and information related to the technical assistance
for gender provided by UNAIDS