WHO/Global Fund Agreement
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WHO/Global Fund Agreement on Technical Cooperation to Support Countries under the Global Fund New
Funding Model
Nani NairOffice for Coordination of WHO - Global Fund Partnership
ADG/HTM Office
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•Agreement to support technical assistance to countries for activities leading to Concept Notes (CN) development* to access their allocation under the New Funding Model.
•Building on WHO’s mandate, presence and long experience in providing technical guidance and support to countries including for previous rounds-based calls for applications.
*but not to support Regional proposals, actual writing of Concept Notes, or steps that follow, such as providing clarifications to the TRP and processes for Grant Making
The WHO-Global Fund Agreement
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Overview of the AgreementOverview of the Agreement
Agreement signed 20 May 2014 during WHA, for US $ 29 M
Period: January 2014 to 31 December 2015- bulk of the work in next 12 months
Payments:
– Upfront payment of $4.6 million for fixed coordination costs, and $4.8 million for activities
– Reimbursement for activities completed between 1 Jan and 20 May 2014.
– Additional payments will be made retroactively as reimbursements, based on quarterly reports of activities completed
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Overall Budget SummaryOverall Budget Summary
Countries In-country TA
interventions and Capacity building
Training and Quality
AssuranceFixed costs PSC (7%) TOTAL
WHO HIV 34 3500 620 0 288 4408
WHO TB 63 4830 400 0 366 5596
Stop TB 30 2552 1225 263 283 4322
WHO GMP – RBM 51 3514 1300 263 355 5432
WHO HIS & FWC 37 3219 858 0 285 4362
Coordination: WHO ADG HTM, Regional offices
0 250 3804 284 4338
TA systems, monitoring and evaluation 541 541
TOTAL WHO and STB
17615 5194 4330 1862 29000
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A Flagship Project of WHO ReformA Flagship Project of WHO Reform
WHO-GF TA Agreement reinforces the key principles of WHO Reform.
– Country Focus: needs are defined at Country Level and address country needs and priorities towards reaching set targets
– Mandate to provide effective technical assistance to countries: three levels of WHO work seamlessly through HTM/HIS /RMNCH /GF focal points at CO, RO, HQ and OGCF
– Coordination and harmonization of assistance: WHO TA requests result from dialogue with all relevant national stakeholders, in-country partners and GF country teams to avoid duplication of efforts
– Strengthened accountability and transparency
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WHO-GF Steering Committee
Office of Coordination for WHO - Global Fund Partnership and Technical Cooperation
Task Force HTM/HIS/RMNCH
and OGCF
Oversight from Director General'sOffice
Oversight and Management Structures
Interagency Committee
Joint Working Group
ADGs
Global Policy Group
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Epidemiological analysis
Program reviews
Programmatic and financial gap analysis
Strategic plans development
Country dialogue for joint TB-HIV concept notes
Epidemiological analysis, mapping etcStrategic planning support including costing
Gap analysis
Out of Africa TA (full package)in-country consultation meetings
Epidemiological data and assessment
Program reviews / capacity assessment
Financial gaps analysis
Strategic plans developmentStrategic investment approaches and translation into CN
WHO HIVWHO HIV WHO TBWHO TB WHO GMP – RBMWHO GMP – RBM
Scope of Technical Assistance for the 3 diseases
HSS and RMNCH are Cross Cutting
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Review of the national health sector strategy and national disease-specific plans to identify priority areas for cross-cutting RMNCH and HSS investments ( focus on PSM, HMIS, HRH, service delivery & financial management)
Preliminary high level gap analysis and analytical needs assessment within identified priority RMNCH and HSS areas to prioritize strategic investments
Designing evidence-based high-impact RMNCH and HSS interventions for inclusion in CNs (included in either disease concept notes, or as stand-alone HSS grant)
Country dialogue to ensure inclusion of RMNCH and HSS priorities, discussions on programme split
Training HSS consultants and WHO HSS staff in NFM and RMNCH/HSS
WHO HSS/RMNCHWHO HSS/RMNCH
Scope of Technical Assistance for HSS and RMNCH
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To remind ourselves…To remind ourselves…
Demand driven process
Clear focus on real country needs and priorities in order to reach goals
Logical process for development of Concept Notes: eg., epidemiological, situation gap analyses and NSPs before Concept Note development
Active engagement with all stakeholders to ensure content of CNs, appropriate TA, and use of funds
Cross-cutting elements critical for success under NFM
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Important DatesImportant Dates
Beginning Date of Agreement: 1 January 2014
End Date of Agreement: 31 December 2015
First Report to the Global Fund due on 4 July 2014; technical and financial reports for activities carried out and reimbursed between 1 January – 20 May 2014
– HQ, Regional and Country Office focal points contacted to provide reports in lead up to the due date
Quarterly Reporting thereafter until end of Agreement– HQ, Regional and Country Offices will be contacted to provide
reports in lead up to due dates
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Sharing Information and Tracking Progress Sharing Information and Tracking Progress
Templates for TA Requests and Reports, Quarterly Workplanning and Reporting shared with all WHO Focal Points for HTM/HIS/RMNCH at HQ and Regions
SOPs for internal working arrangements shared with HQ and Regional HTM/HSS/RMNCH focal points
Active utilization of all forums including face to face meetings, TCs, VCs, emails and sharepoint to track, trouble-shoot and monitor progress with provision of technical assistance in real time .
All key documents including workplans, templates, schedules of TRPs etc. are accessible on OCGF sharepoint
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Progress and Next StepsProgress and Next Steps
Countries continue to submit their technical assistance requests. Workplanning templates for next quarter being developed in each Region
WHO and Global Fund working on Joint Standard Operating Procedures to ensure smooth management of the Cooperation Agreement
Training for countries intending to integrate Health Systems and Services into their concept notes, finalization of guidance note on integrating RMNCH issues into Concept Notes
280 Concept Notes expected to be submitted during 2014-2016, of which 160 in 2014 (representing 72% of the total funding)
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OpportunitiesOpportunities
– Accelerated progress towards MDGs: national programme strategies, plans, national health systems development, link and converge towards achieving national and global targets
– Effective coordinated partnership mechanisms that are well positioned technically and politically, and that consistently provide effective TA support to countries
– Greater capacity (technical, financial) to respond more effectively to countries’ needs in the future
– Stronger national capacities in countries
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We’re a TEAM!
Thank you