Outcome 2: HIV and AIDS (off-line template)

1. Note that all questions are mandatory. If a question requiring a quantitative response is not applicable, enter ‘NA’ in answer box.

2. Please limit the character count to a maximum of 200 characters in the Remarks box.

3. For the definition of each question, please refer to the indicator sheet available at this link: Indicator Sheet.

New No. / Questions / Answer options / Remarks (up to 200 characters) / Link to SP indicator /
1 / Does the country have a policy/strategy on behaviour change with specific focus on adolescents? / No / However, bilateral and multilateral cooperation agencies are developing local initiatives. / P2.a.1
2 / If applicable, does the behaviour change policy/strategy include specific focus on at least one of the adolescent key populations: adolescents who inject drugs, adolescent males who have sex with men, and adolescents exploited in sex work? / No / Actions at local level are targeting adolescents in general. / P2.a.1
3 / What percentage of facilities in UNICEF-targeted areas offer provider-initiated testing and counselling to children aged 0-19 years? / NA / SPPL.1
4 / Has the country adopted the 2013 WHO HIV treatment guidelines for children and adolescents? / Yes / In 2014, national guidelines have been updated according to WHO guidelines. / SPPL.2
5 / What percentage of health facilities in the country are providing paediatric ART? / NA / 36 health facilities at second and third level of care. / SPPL.3
6 / What is the percentage of antenatal care settings/facilities in national targeted areas that offer ANC and ART for PMTCT as of December of the reporting year or latest for which information is available? (Indicate the year for which data is available in the remarks column.) [Footnote 1] / NA / 51% of health facilities offer HIV rapid test, only 5.2% of health facilities nationwide count with ART availability ( 2nd and 3rd level of care) / P2.b.2
7 / Has the country trained non-physician health care providers to provide ART in antenatal care settings/facilities for HIV positive pregnant and breastfeeding women and follow up? / Yes / In 2014 auxiliary nurses were trained on PMTCT emphasizing on rapid test to pregnant women. / P2.b.3
8 / Does the country have national HIV/AIDS strategies that include proven high-impact evidence-based interventions to address HIV among adolescents? (If yes, list the interventions in remarks column.) [Footnote 2] / Yes / Communication and information among peers. / P2.c.2
9 / Does the country have national HIV/AIDS strategies that include proven high-impact evidence-based interventions to address HIV among adolescent key populations? (If yes, list the interventions in remarks column.) / No / P2.c.2
10 / Does the country have national policies or curriculum endorsing implementation of HIV education in upper primary school? / Yes / There is an itinerant guide book for teachers including HIV topics as part of the curriculum. / P2.c.3
11 / Does the country have a national social protection or child protection plan/strategy that includes elements focused on HIV? (If yes, list the elements with a specific focus in remarks column.) / Yes / HIV/AIDS Law No.3729. Covering access health care, there is also a law against racism, and any discrimination form. / P2.c.4
12 / What percentage of antenatal care facilities in areas with UNICEF-targeted areas have community accountability mechanisms involving women and men living with HIV? / NA / In Bolivia only 11 health facilities have forums where analysis HIV/AIDS is analyzed and in which People living with HIV/AIDS participate. / SPPL.4
13 / Did the country undertake a gender audit or review of the national HIV plan/policy/strategy based on the UNAIDS and UNWomen gender audit tool or other appropriate methods during the current national development cycle with UNICEF-support? / No / P2.e.2
14 / How many papers has UNICEF country office authored or co-authored in peer-reviewed journal on HIV/AIDS and children? / No / P2.f.1
15 / Did you receive technical assistance from the regional office in the area of HIV and AIDS? / Yes / From HIV/IDs regional advisor and health advisor.
16 / If applicable, how would you rate the usefulness of technical guidance and/or support from Regional Office and HQ through all modes on a scale of 1 to 5 (1 being very poor, 2 being poor, 3 Satisfactory, 4 Good and 5 Very good)? / 4 / Especially for priority identification
Humanitarian Responses [If Q.17 is Yes, Q.17a to 17d will be displayed]
17 / Did the country office respond to humanitarian situations (regardless of scale), including new and ongoing situations? / NA / WHO/PHO normally assumes this responsibility in Bolivia. / P2.d.1 and P2.d.2
17a / What is the number of UNICEF-targeted HIV-positive pregnant women requiring continuation of ART in humanitarian situations? / NA / WHO/PHO normally assumes this responsibility in Bolivia. / P2.d.1
17b / How many of those pregnant women continued ART in humanitarian situations? / NA / WHO/PHO normally assumes this responsibility in Bolivia. / P2.d.1
17c / What is the number of UNICEF-targeted children requiring continuation of ART in humanitarian situations? (Provide disaggregated data for girls in the remarks column, if available.) / NA / WHO/PHO normally assumes this responsibility in Bolivia. / P2.d.2
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Footnote 1 National targeted areas: Many countries start implementation of ART for PMTCT at ANC settings/facilities in a phased manner. It is possible that some countries may not have taken it to scale but are only in some targeted areas of types of health facilities.

Footnote 2 Proven high impact interventions are ART, PMTCT, Behaviour change; Condoms; Harm reduction; PrEP; and VMMC.

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