Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Overall Goal of the Translating Data for Implementation (DFI) Project Is to Improve Global, Regional and National In-depth Analyses of Hiv Epidemiologic and Program Data That Can Be Directly Applied to Expedite the Achievement of Pepfar Targets to Attain and Sustain Control of the Hiv Epidemic. the Focus Also Includes Directly Supporting Host Country Governments to Further Enhance Existing Health Information System Platforms to Inform Management Responses to Well-defined Gaps in Hiv/aids Programming. in Order to Ensure Valid Analyses With High Quality Routine Program Data, and Bolstered With Other Relevant Data When Needed, Dfi Will Work Towards the Below Objectives and Sub-objectives: Objective 1. Accelerate Data Utilization to Rapidly Course Correct and Take to Scale Cost-effective and Impactful Activities, Models and Approaches Required to Attain and Maintain Hiv Epidemic Control. Sub-objective 1.1 Effectively Improve Programmatic Outcomes to Attain and Maintain Hiv Epidemic Control by Conducting Real Time Analyses, by Geography and Population, in Order to Track the Epidemic With Precision and Document Programmatic Progress and Implementation Challenges. Sub-objective 1.2. Develop Routine Reports and Triangulate Key Financial, Economic, and Program Data to Inform Implementation of Cost-effectiveness and Efficient Approaches. Sub-objective 1.3 Rapidly Identify, Prioritize and Rectify Data Quality Issues at All Levels of Reported Data . Objective 2. Scale and Optimize In-country Health Information System Capabilities to Collect, Exchange, Adapt, Govern, and Visualize Information in Order to Track the Attainment and Maintenance of Hiv Epidemic Control. Sub-objective 2.1 Standardize and Strengthen Routine Clinical and Community-based Health Data Collection Systems for Improved Case Management and Program Outcomes. Sub-objective 2.2 Strengthen Governance Capacity In-country to Implement Policies and Protocols for Systems Interoperability and Expanded Access to Routine Hiv Data. Objective 3. Support the Transition of Prime Funding and Implementation to Capable Local Partners in Order to Meet the Pepfar Goal of 70% of Funding to Local Partners by 2020.
Committed
$260.2 Million
Paid out
$118.7M
46%
Committed, not yet paid
$141.5M
54%
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