AC gets elected to SANAC

Last Updated Friday, 22 June 2007

Ile de France, in partnership with Gauteng Intersectorial AIDS Unit (GIAU)

                

This is a new capacity-building programme within the Consortium aimed at organisational development of community-based organisations directed at AIDS Consortium members’ organisations as well as Department of Health-funded community groups and NGOs.

The programme concentrates on key capacity areas: Finance, Strategic Planning and Fundraising, Project Management, Human Resources, Administration and ICT.

SETA-accredited trainers are selected by the Consortium to work on the training modules. Preference is given to those with community-based experience as opposed to external consultants wherever possible.
Key components of the programme are the pre-assessment and strict review processes of training in progress via monitoring and evaluation for long-term sustainability. The final process is a mentor programme for the organisations to ensure ongoing implementation and feedback.

Sida

The Swedish International Development Agency is a progressive International funder and provides funding support of the core costs to enable the Consortium to continue to promote a non-discriminatory response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic based on the principals of human rights. The funding support of this donor is subject to annual review and renewal.

CIDA

The Canadian International Development Agency provides funding support of the work of the AIDS Consortium for the contribution to the reduction of HIV/AIDS incident and prevalence and its impact on men, women, boys and girls in South Africa. The purpose of this is to be the known and established point of reference for manual and electronic data regarding HIV/AIDS and related matters specifically targeting the rural community based organizations.

Innovation Group

 

Belgain Development Cooperation

Oxfam America