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    Webinar: Lessons learned from PEPFAR COP data

    Ahead of PEPFAR's release of its 2019 country operational plans, our senior development analyst speaks with global HIV/AIDS response experts about how implementing partners can best harness COP data.

    By Devex Editor // 12 July 2019
    The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief has been heralded as the largest and most impactful initiative undertaken in the fight against the global HIVS/AIDS epidemic, allocating $3.9 billion across 50 countries since the start of fiscal year 2019. But in the face of major challenges — including threats to slash funding, a call for rapid localization, and limited number of priority countries — PEPFAR is embarking on a new trajectory. In anticipation of the release of PEPFAR’s 2019 Country Operational Plans, Devex Senior Development Analyst Maja Wisenberger spoke with experts on the global HIV/AIDS response about how to harness COP data for more effective implementation, what implications to expect from the localization agenda, and what changes PEPFAR can make to the M&E process — and to its policies — to better enable the work of its implementers in the field. Highlights from this webinar include: • Where to find resources to dissect lengthy, complicated COP documents. • What the civil society role is in enhancing current monitoring efforts. • How the push for “local” funding is playing out on the ground. • Why more complementary qualitative data is needed to put the HIV/AIDS response in context. • How PEPFAR can further improve its data dissemination. Speakers: • Brian Honermann, deputy director, public policy, The Foundation for AIDS Research, amfAR • Diana Mailosi, project coordinator, Pangaea Zimbabwe AIDS Trust, PZAT Moderator: Maja Wisenberger, senior development analyst, Devex Watch the full webinar: Have follow-up questions? Send them to analysts@devex.com.

    The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief has been heralded as the largest and most impactful initiative undertaken in the fight against the global HIVS/AIDS epidemic, allocating $3.9 billion across 50 countries since the start of fiscal year 2019. But in the face of major challenges — including threats to slash funding, a call for rapid localization, and limited number of priority countries —  PEPFAR is embarking on a new trajectory.

    In anticipation of the release of PEPFAR’s 2019 Country Operational Plans, Devex Senior Development Analyst Maja Wisenberger spoke with experts on the global HIV/AIDS response about how to harness COP data for more effective implementation, what implications to expect from the localization agenda, and what changes PEPFAR can make to the M&E process — and to its policies — to better enable the work of its implementers in the field.

    Highlights from this webinar include:
    • Where to find resources to dissect lengthy, complicated COP documents.
    • What the civil society role is in enhancing current monitoring efforts.
    • How the push for “local” funding is playing out on the ground.
    • Why more complementary qualitative data is needed to put the HIV/AIDS response in context.
    • How PEPFAR can further improve its data dissemination.

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