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Cancun, 4 December 2009 Pierre-Yves Norval, Stop TB Department World Health Organization Geneva National TBTEAM, a response to country needs

Outline Rationale TBTEAM PEPFAR/TBTEAM Achievements and next steps

Rationale for TBTEAM DOTS  Stop TB Strategy  demand for technical assistance  financial resources in countries  number of partners  numbers of missions to countries,  need for coordination

TBTEAM – What it is A mechanism for coordination of technical assistance to countries (TB TEchnical Assistance Mechanism) National TBTEAM: 32 in 2009; 50 planned in 2010 Regional TBTEAM: 6 WHO regional offices Central TBTEAM: 2.5 staff TBTEAM partners: 35* Financial support: USAID PEPFAR, WHO core funds, French Cooperation, national funds *ATS, Gates Foundation, CDC, DAHW/GLRA, DF, FHI, GDF, GMS, GLI, ESTHER, GLC, GF, Health Strategies International, International Council of Nurses, John Snow, KNCV, MSH, PIH, PATH, PEPFAR, PSI, Project Hope, RIT/JATA, Samm Health International, TBCAP, The Union, UNDP, USAID, WB, World Vision

National TBTEAM – What it does One or two TBTEAM focal person(s) within existing body (NTP, ICC, TWG, STB Partnership, CCM) as secretariat for development of National TA Plan incorporated into annual TB work plan, National Stop TB Plan, Global Fund proposal preparation and grant negotiation (PSM, M&E, budget), grant Ensure that meetings of existing N-TBTEAM take place quarterly, with participation of all stakeholders (NTP, civil society, private sector, etc.) Use TBTEAM web tool to meet TA needs in addition to discussing and requesting support from usual partners Enter mission and events into the TBTEAM web tool (user name and password) Provide feedback on TA

National TBTEAM (continued) Armenia* Bangladesh* Benin Bhutan Burkina* China Cote d’Ivoire DPR Korea Gambia Guinea Guinea B. India* Lao PDR Macedonia* Maldives* Mongolia Myanmar Nepal* Niger Papua NG* Russia Senegal Sri Lanka* Thailand* Timor Leste* Togo Viet Nam N-TBTEAM focal points established in: * N-TBTEAM with data entry at country level

Regional TBTEAM – What it does Identify the National TBTEAM focal point(s); supervises National TBTEAM Encourages National TBTEAM to: 1.upload yearly national TA plan into the TBTEAM webpage; 2. generate regional TA plan; 3. contribute to a regional Stop TB Plan based on regional gap analysis Checking validity and accuracy of data provided in the TBTEAM webpage Entering upcoming Missions & Events (confirmed and tentative) and open requests for technical assistance Provide feed back on conducted TA

Central TBTEAM – What it does Develop TBTEAM strategy - align and harmonize TA at country level across all Stop TB components Develop TBTEAM web tool, checking validity and accuracy of data provided Prepare global TA Plan based on the Global Stop TB Plan and TB needs Focus on Global Fund proposal and National Strategy Application preparation and grant implementation Develop TA feedback strategy Develop TB roster Identify capacity building needs through the TA plan Entering upcoming Missions & Events, open requests for technical assistance

TBTEAM web site missions and events / training opportunities requests for assistance, call for experts partner profiles and mapping experts roster calendar of events

GLC GDF GLI GF 2009 (nov) Missions in TBTEAM web 1152 Open request met48/55 (87%) TBTEAM partners35 Experts roster209 N-TBTEAM32 TA plan >25 TA feed back20 (<2%) activities in 2009

TA feedback strategy Currently used –TA feedback by beneficiary since few months under development –Anonymous beneficiary satisfaction questionnaire –Measurement of performance against TOR –Defining standards – good TA practice –Technical committee (major Partners) to reach consensus on how to use feedback information –Link with TB roster

PEPFAR/TBTEAM grant $3M/year Aim: Improve Global Fund TB grant performance and relieve bottlenecks to grant implementation Year 1: Oct Sept 2008Year 2: Oct Sept TA to countries Deliverables & outcome 116 missions to 65 countries by 10 partners (WHO, Union, KNCV, GLRA) 108 missions to 58 countries by 15 partners (WHO, CDC, GIP ESTHER, Project Hope, RIT/JATA, KNCV, GLRA, Union) PSM plan, M&E plan, work plan revision, plans and guidelines for implementation of Stop TB Components, RCC Grant signature (phase 1 and 2), Grant rating (A, A1, A2, B1, etc) 2. Capacity building 4 workshops on grant negotiation and implementation of R7 grants 3 workshops on grant negotiation and implementation of R8 grants 2 GDF workshop on management/PSM 3.coordination of support Global and regional TBTEAM

Achievements in 2009 Increased buy in of TBTEAM as the TA coordination mechanism by countries, TBTEAM partners and regional TBTEAM. Increased number of N-TBTEAM and TA plan (but below targets) Increased completeness and accuracy on data mission entry New Web site launched and used extensively Open request efficient and reactive Post-Mission Feed back started (many obstacles) Call for experts for inclusion in Roster

Suggested approaches in 2010 To expand national TBTEAM with technical support being provided by several partners (needs additional funds); To promote National TBTEAM's role in planning including the Global Fund proposal preparation and implementation, with involvement of civil society; To expand TBTEAM's coordination function to include GLC, GLI, GDF and other TB areas; long-term as well as short-term TA; and harmonize with GF TB technical support To hold regular TBTEAM coordination meetings at global/regional/country level, including by video/audio conference, that include all stakeholders, and that will review progress in coordinating external inputs to countries on a regular basis, and identify bottlenecks and solutions. To develop a TA feed back strategy with core partner groups and link with roster.