Provide support for approval of new laws and regulations at National level, if and when needed; Its members create enabling environment for implementation of the project. TACA Members include: 1. Minister, Ministry of NHSR&C Chairperson 2. Secretary, Ministry of NHSR&C Member 3. Secretary, Ministry of Finance Member 4. Secretary, Ministry of Religious Affairs Member 5. Secretary, Economic Affairs Division Member 6. D G,, Ministry of NHSR&C Member 7. Director General, Ministry of Technical Education & Training Member 8. Director General, Ministry of Overseas & HRD Member 9. Chief Health Planning and Development Member 10. Director General, Ministry of Information Member 11. Program Manager Provincial AIDS Control Program Punjab, Members 12. Sind, Baluchistan, Focal Person KP. Members 13. Country Representative UNAIDS, Members 14. Country Representative UNDP, Members 15. Country Representative UNICEF, Members 16. Country Representative WHO, Members 17. Country Director USAID, Members 18. Country Director DFID, Members 19. Chief Health Advisor, the World Bank. Members 20. Representative of PLHIVs. Member 21. National Program Manager Member Secretary National AIDS Control Programme The Provincial Steering Committees provide technical oversight and are responsible for overseeing the implementation of the PAS III. They will support in preparation of provincial operational plans, M&E Framework, development of guidelines and mechanisms for public private partnerships (based on lessons learnt) when services for KPs are outsourced, development of coordination mechanisms for working with PLHIV, CBOs, development partners, and public sector line departments, extend support to NACP for carrying out IBBS and other HIV-related research and development of standards, liaise with development partners funding agencies at both domestic and international levels, and help develop a risk mitigation strategy. District AIDS Councils Under GF Round 9 District AIDS Councils were initiated in five select districts by PR 1 for enhanced coordination with and among government departments at the local level for service provision to injecting drug users. Under PAS III DACs will be adapted to include representatives of other key populations in districts where they exist, and expanded to additional districts as needed. DAC support oversight by developing a coherent strategy and action plan to deal with HIV and AIDS in the district. They coordinate local efforts to ensure that services are properly delivered and to monitor effectiveness.
Provide support for approval of new laws and regulations at National level, if and when needed; Its members create enabling environment for implementation of the project. TACA Members include: 1. Minister, Ministry of NHSR&C Chairperson 2. Secretary, Ministry of NHSR&C Member 3. Secretary, Ministry of Finance Member 4. Secretary, Ministry of Religious Affairs Member 5. Secretary, Economic Affairs Division Member 6. D G,, Ministry of NHSR&C Member 7. Director General, Ministry of Technical Education & Training Member 8. Director General, Ministry of Overseas & HRD Member 9. Chief Health Planning and Development Member 10. Director General, Ministry of Information Member 11. Program Manager Provincial AIDS Control Program Punjab, Members 12. Sind, Baluchistan, Focal Person KP. Members 13. Country Representative UNAIDS, Members 14. Country Representative UNDP, Members 15. Country Representative UNICEF, Members 16. Country Representative WHO, Members 17. Country Director USAID, Members 18. Country Director DFID, Members 19. Chief Health Advisor, the World Bank. Members 20. Representative of PLHIVs. Member 21. National Program Manager Member Secretary National AIDS Control Programme The Provincial Steering Committees provide technical oversight and are responsible for overseeing the implementation of the PAS III. They will support in preparation of provincial operational plans, M&E Framework, development of guidelines and mechanisms for public private partnerships (based on lessons learnt) when services for KPs are outsourced, development of coordination mechanisms for working with PLHIV, CBOs, development partners, and public sector line departments, extend support to NACP for carrying out IBBS and other HIV-related research and development of standards, liaise with development partners funding agencies at both domestic and international levels, and help develop a risk mitigation strategy. District AIDS Councils Under GF Round 9 District AIDS Councils were initiated in five select districts by PR 1 for enhanced coordination with and among government departments at the local level for service provision to injecting drug users. Under PAS III DACs will be adapted to include representatives of other key populations in districts where they exist, and expanded to additional districts as needed. DAC support oversight by developing a coherent strategy and action plan to deal with HIV and AIDS in the district. They coordinate local efforts to ensure that services are properly delivered and to monitor effectiveness.
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