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This website is an initiative of the Joint Africa Regional United Nations working group on HIV Prevention through UNAIDS East and Southern Africa and the Southern African Technical Support Facility.
As the global advocate on AIDS, UNAIDS leads, strengthens and supports an expanded response. It is dedicated to preventing the transmission of HIV, reducing the suffering caused by HIV/AIDS and countering the impact of the pandemic on individuals, communities and societies.
To improve coordination and harmonisation of national responses to the epidemic, The UN HIV Prevention Africa working group, led by UNAIDS RST/ESA advocates for scale up of HIV Prevention efforts through the 'Three Ones' principle, i.e. one agreed framework of action, one national AIDS coordinating authority with a broad-based multisectoral mandate and one agreed country level monitoring and evaluation system.
Technical Support Facility (TSF)
The Technical Support Facility (TSF) has been established to improve access to timely, high quality short-term technical assistance (TA) for scaling up national HIV and AIDS responses. The TSF is being supported by UNAIDS as part of their strategies to help to strengthen co-ordination and capacity for effective HIV and AIDS responses at country level.
The following TSFs exist in Africa:
TSF Eastern Africa
TSF Southern Africa
TSF West and Central Africa
The TSF Southern Africa is maintaining this website.
TSF services are available to National AIDS Commissions, Health and other Ministries, as well as their international and national partners in the HIV and AIDS response.
What are the main focus areas of the TSF?
The TSF will respond to priorities identified by country partners that are in line with their national HIV and AIDS strategic plans. The TSF offers support in the following areas:
- Planning: Strategic Planning, Costing and Budgeting;
- Implementation/Management: Management (including financial management), Resource Tracking, Partnership Development, Organizational Development;
- Monitoring & Evaluation;
- Thematic Areas, including HIV prevention (e.g. Gender, Women and AIDS, Mobility and Migration, Harm Reduction, Sex workers, Men who have Sex with Men)
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