1. Use of Geographic Data in COP Planning: South Sudan Experience
2017 PEPFAR Data and Systems Applied Learning Summit
Use of Geographic Data in COP Planning: South Sudan Experience
September 14, 2017

2. Important information to display in Maps
Disease Burden
Prevalence of HIV
PLHIV and disaggregation
KP estimates and HIV prevalence
Service access and coverage
Testing yield
Treatment coverage and Treatment need
Distribution of health facilities and services provided
Partners supporting Health Facilities
Context
Displacement
Food insecurity

3. Lesson 1: COP 17 Endorsement of Geographic Focus
Map displaying disease burden
PLHIV coverage

4. Disease Burden by County

5. Treatment coverage and need

6. PEPFAR FY17 Supported Facilities

7. Clarity / Consistency: Facilities supported in relation to disease burden

8. Lesson 2: Power of Geographic context
Winning of HQ Funding to provide HIV services for South Sudanese refugees in Uganda in COP17
Inclusion of funding for Nutritional Assessment and Counselling (NAC) in COP17
Understanding for lower TX_CURR Target for COP17 (30,000) compared to COP16 (34,000)

9. Source of Maps: UNOCHA and ICPI
Burden of Disease PEPFAR SNUs of Focus COP17 and Population Displacement Dec 2016
>3M
PEOPLE displaced
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.
Source of Maps: UNOCHA and ICPI

11. FOOD INSECURITY 2016
The boundaries and names shown and the designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by the United Nations.

12. Thank You!