1. 2006-2007 Consolidated Technical Support Plan for AIDS

2. BACKGROUND Funds available but scale up not accelerating
Lacking technical capacity
Lack of harmonisation
Duplication and gaps
Need for improved coordination
unicef

3. UN Consolidated Technical Support Plan for AIDS Procurement and supply management (PSM) UN agencies to provide technical assistance are: WHO, WB, UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF through country presence
unicef

4. UN Consolidated Technical Support Plan for AIDS
UNICEF the lead agency in Procurement and Supply Management (PSM) – role:
Single entry point for requesting TA on country level
Coordination and facilitation of TA
Brokering role
Country owned and driven process of TA that builds on existing support frameworks
unicef

5. GIST Global Problems Solving and Implementation Team
Rapid assistance to countries
Solve bottlenecks
Assist in implementation
Monthly meetings UN agencies and GFATM
Countries participate via video conferences
Action agreed

6. 5 Priority areas Meeting 6-7 December 2005
5 Priority Issues
5 Priority areas Meeting 6-7 December 2005
Health structures
Multiple funding channels and coordination mechanisms
PSM plan
Consensus and participative generation
Commitment from top level
Can be used as baseline for M&E
Selection of OI medicines
Quantification & Forecasting
Storage and distribution
Need for logistical expertise
Transportation
Organisation of health systems as whole, not only HIV/AIDS-related supply

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Key challenges to the ARV supply chain lie in quantification of demand and security of receipt and distribution
Demand
Creation
Monitoring
Product
Selection
Effective
Use
Forecasting
Receipt,
Storage,
Distribution
Financing
Product
Procurement
Quality
Assurance
Supplier
Agreements
Quantification
Security
UNICEF/HQ /GIACOMI PIROZZI
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8. Recommendations for country level
PSM Working Group
PSM problem analyses
GAP analyses
Division of labour
Existing assessments
Advocate for PSM
ART planning and monitoring
WHO/AMDS prepared TOR for working group

9. Recommendations for country level
BASELINE ASSESMENT
Existing assessments
Roles and responsibilities of partners
Map out completed TA and lessons learned
Map out ongoing/planned TA
Lessons learned
Coordination
Avoid duplication of efforts
Synergies amongst partners

10. Recommendations for country level
PSM PLAN - LIVING DOCUMENT
‘Three ones’ national PSM plan
Procurement and distribution plan
Scale up plan
Identification of bottle necks
Roles and responsibilities
Include TA and capacity building plan
Review regularly
Monitor progress
Update

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THANK YOU
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