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4.5.5.1 Technical assistance (received in the current Phase/Implementation Period or confirmed to be conducted in the next Phase/Implementation period)

No direct Technical Assistance was provided to RTC during the development and implementation of the first phase of the GF programme. However, RTC maintains close contact and working relationships across all of the “TA categories” identified above. RTC is itself a TA provider to, inter-alia, the DOH (national and provincial) across a range of activities. RTC has a strong academic base and in closely linked to Universities in South Africa and internationally with many staff holding joint appointments. RTC staff serves on numerous national and international committees across a broad and diverse range of specialist interest areas focussed on HIV, TB and Health Systems Strengthening related issues.

4.5.2.2 Current gaps/ needs in capacity building not met by existing TA providers

None

OVERVIEW OF SECTIONS 5 AND 6: PAST PERFORMANCE AND REVISED ACTIVITIES

As this is a renewal proposal we set about describing the past performance of each Principal Recipient in Section 5 and then the new Objectives, Service Delivery Areas and Activities in Section 6. We have combined the section 5 and section 6 of each Principal Recipient to enable a review of the past performance in light of the new request.

Summary of work described in Sections 5 and 6

Section 5:

This section is self-explanatory for each PR and demonstrates their past performance and improvements made and lessons learnt during this period.

Section 6:

In Section 6 we have given the performance framework of each Principal Recipient and then put the detailed background, rationale and activity description in as an attachment as this is very lengthy and detailed with many supporting documents.

We have the same 5 PRs that were part of the previous phase and one new PR (Still to be finalised) and these are listed below with the specific Service Delivery Areas that they contribute towards in this proposal:

Table 16: Summary PR per Service Delivery Area

PR No.	Name of Principal Recipient	Service Delivery Areas
1	National Department of Health (NDoH)	Antiretroviral Treatment and Monitoring Convenient ART Drug delivery system for patients stable on ART Pharmacovigilance Enabling Environment
2	Western Cape Department of Health (WCDOH)	Community Systems Strengthening Antiretroviral Treatment and Monitoring HIV Care and Support Enabling Environment
3	Networking AIDS Community of South Africa (NACOSA)	Gender Based Violence Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening Combination prevention: Sex workers Combination prevention: MSM and LGBTI Combination prevention: Youth HIV Care and Support Enabling Environment
4	National Religious Association of South Africa (NRASD)	Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening Combination prevention: Low socio-economic population Combination prevention: Youth HIV Care and Support Enabling Environment
5	Right to Care (RTC)	Community Systems Strengthening Combination prevention: Low socio-economic population Combination prevention: MSM and LGBTI Combination prevention: Prisoners Combination prevention: Uncircumcised Men HIV Care and Support Drug resistance Testing and Monitoring Enabling Environment
6	To be finalised	Behaviour Change Communication focusing on young women and girls

In Summary the work being done by the 6 PRs fits together and contributes to the overall country proposal and country plan as described in the SANAC Monitoring and Evaluation Plan in General Annex 8 and the Proposal Performance Framework in General Annex 9. For simplicity, the work being done is summarized in the Log frame below

Table 17: Log frame

	Objective			PR	Outputs in Performance Framework
I. HIV PREVENTION FOR KEY POPULATIONS	Objective 1: Address Social and Structural Drivers of HIV , STI and TB Prevention, Care and Impact
	SDA 1.1		Gender-Based Violence
	Activity	1.1.1	Create a platform for collective engagement and collaboration of stakeholders in the area of gender based violence.	NACOSA	Provide services at the Thuthuzela Care Centres to 55 500 victims of sexual violence; 90% of all victims of sexual violence that receive services at the Thuthuzela Care Centres report the case to the police
	Activity	1.1.2	Provide a comprehensive package of HIV prevention services to victims of GBV that attend Thuthuzela Care Centers & domestic violence courts.	NACOSA
	Activity	1.1.3	Provide comprehensive integrated HIV prevention services through the Young Women’s Empowerment Programme	NACOSA
	Activity	1.1.4	Provide comprehensive integrated HIV prevention services through the Young Men’s Empowerment Programme	NACOSA
	Activity	1.1.5	Provide capacity building for the South African Police Services’ (SAPS) members on Post Exposure Prophylaxis for rape survivors.	NACOSA
	SDA 1.2		Support OVC
	Activity	1.2.1	Provide a comprehensive package of prevention, care and support services appropriate for OVC accordign to Government norms and standards in selected districts across all 9 provinces.	NRASD & NACOSA	Provide on-going services to 24 700 OVC aged from 0 to 17 years and to ensure that approximately 50% of them receive HCT and know their HIV status.
	Activity	1.2.2	Provide civil society strengthening services to improve prevention, care and support programmes for OVC	NACOSA
	Activity	1.2.3	Provide special programmes under the Isibindi model for children with specific needs (protection services for sexually abused children, appropriate services for disabled children)	NACOSA
	Activity	1.2.4	Implement the Isibindi model in two communities most at need, as identified by the Department of Social Development.	NACOSA
	Activity	1.2.5	Provide needs-based training and mentoring for OC caregivers and their supervisors in accordance with the Isibindi model.	NRASD & NACOSA
	SDA 1.3		Community Systems Strengthening
	Activity	1.3.1	Provide capacity building of community traditional and religious leaders to strengthen the local HIV and TB response.	NRASD
	Activity	1.3.2	Provide support to and strengthen the district based Multi-sectoral action teams (MSATS) for optimal small grants management.	WCDoH
	Activity	1.3.3	Provide seed funding and relevant grant management skills to NGOs and CBOs	WCDoH
	Activity	1.3.4	Collect information on OVC and other social services in communities in each of 52 districts.	NDoH
	Activity	1.3.5	Provide organizational capacity building and mentoring to NGOs and CBOs to provide a sustainable national HIV and TB response.	NACOSA, NRASD, RTC
	Activity	1.3.6	Provide support to community based networks and forums that provide leadership, co-ordination and advocacy to the national HIV and TB response.	NACOSA
	Objective 2: Prevent new HIV, STI & TB Infections
	SDA 2.1		Combination Prevention - Low Socio-economic Population
	Activity	2.1.1	Provide a package of combination prevention services using peer educators in religious & traditional communities in 8 target districts.	NRASD	Provide combination prevention services to 537 250 people from low socio-economic populations and then to ensure that at least 50% of them test for HIV and know their status To provide HIV counselling and testing to 1 030 087 people through a combination of services offered to youth, people of low socio-economic status and when providing community adherence sessions.
	Activity	2.1.2	Provide comprehensive integrated HIV prevention services through implementation of educational theatre programs in 8 target districts.	NRASD
	Activity	2.1.3	Provide a package of combination prevention services to employers, employees and clients of small and micro-enterprises in 8 target districts.	NRASD
	Activity	2.1.4	Provide a package of combination HIV prevention services to farm workers in selected districts in Mpumalanga and North West provinces.	RTC
	SDA 2.2		Combination Prevention - Sex Workers (SWs)
	Activity	2.2.1	Provide a comprehensive package of prevention services to SWs using peer motivators in 56 high transmission areas across 9 provinces.	NACOSA	To reach 33 600 of the estimated 153 000 sex workers (22%) with combination prevention services and ensure that 100% of them know their HIV status.
	Activity	2.2.2	Sensitise and mobilize gate-keepers to reduce the barriers to comprehensive HIV prevention services for sex workers in 56 high transmission areas across 9 provinces.	NACOSA
	Activity	2.2.3	Support and Enhance a national response call- centre to offer emergency assistance and HIV psychosocial support for SWs.	NACOSA
	Activity	2.2.4	Support and Enhance the effectiveness of the SA Sex Worker Sector as a platform for collective engagement, mobilisation, advocacy and collaboration of stakeholders and sex workers.	NACOSA
	SDA 2.3		Combination Prevention - MSM and LGBTI
	Activity	2.3.1	Establish one MSM & LGBTI centre of excellence and strengthen the capacity of PHC facilities to provide comprehensive HIV prevention and treatment services for MSM & LGBTI in each of 4 provinces.	RTC	To reach 126 690 MSM/LGBTI in communities and 22 345 MSM/LGBTI in institutions of higher learning with combination prevention services and to increase uptake of HCT amongst this key population.
	Activity	2.3.2	Conduct ethnographic mapping & repeated KAP studies to inform the need for and content of HIV prevention and treatment services provided to MSM and LGBTI.	RTC
	Activity	2.3.3	Establish and strengthen MSM & LGBTI friendly health services at 12 institutions of higher education in 5 provinces.	NACOSA
	SDA 2.4		Combination Prevention - Prisoners
	Activity	2.4.1	Provide comprehensive package of HIV/TB prevention services to prisoners in 11 major prisons across all 9 provinces.	RTC	To reach 123 472 of the 179 000 (69%) prisoners expected in the 11 prisons with combination prevention services and to ensure that 80% of those reached know their HIV status.
	Activity	2.4.2	Strengthen & increase access to quality comprehensive HIV/TB care and treatment services in 11 prisons across all 9 provinces.	RTC
	Activity	2.4.3	Support the establishment and operationalization of community-based follow up systems for HIV and TB in 11 prisons across all 9 provinces.	RTC
	SDA 2.5		Combination Prevention - Uncircumcised Men
	Activity	2.5.1	Provide Social mobilisation and advocacy to increase uptake of VMMC services at 6 sites across 4 provinces.	RTC	To provide voluntary medical male circumcision to 94 500 uncircumcised men who will also get HCT and know their HIV status.
	Activity	2.5.2	Deliver quality MMC services using the MOVE model in 6 sites across 4 provinces.	RTC
	SDA 2.6		Combination Prevention – Youth
	Activity	2.6.1	Provide a package of combination prevention services to in-school & out of school youth by peer educators & lifeskills' workers in 8 target districts.	NRASD
	Activity	2.6.2	Provide comprehensive integrated HIV prevention services using youth ambassadors to out-of-school youth in 3 NHI pilot districts in KZN.	NRASD
	Activity	2.6.3	Conduct a national follow-up HIV and TB prevalence and behavioural survey among educators (teachers) and support staff in South Africa to provide information to inform decision-making about addressing HIV and TB in schools at multiple levels.	NACOSA
	Activity	2.6.4	Provide support to the Department of Basic Education to strengthen their ability to retain girls in school by identifying specific schools and pupils at risk and then to supporting their re-entry or continued attendance.	NACOSA
	Activity	2.6.5	Provide support to the Department of Basic Education to strengthen their ability to retain girls in school by strengthening the implementation and quality of existing life skills, peer education and other support programmes in schools in the most at risk areas in 3 provinces.	NACOSA	40 000 (25%) female learners in Grades 7 to 9 reached with an HIV combination prevention package
	Activity	2.6.6	Faciliate the roll out of HIV mitigation programmes by the HEAIDS Unit to include 50 Further Education and Training (FET) Colleges across the country, for the first time.	NACOSA
	Activity	2.6.7	Faciliate the expansion of the “First things First” and HCT programmes across all 23 Public Higher Education Institutes and the new 50 FET Colleges being included.	NACOSA
	Activity	2.6.8	Conduct Knowledge, Attitude and Behaviour (KAB) baseline and follow up studies at the 50 new Further Education and Training Colleges being reached.	NACOSA
	Activity	2.6.9	Behaviour Change Communication focusing on young women and girls	PR 6
II. HIV CARE, TREATMENT & SUPPORT FOR KEY POPULATIONS	Objective 3: Sustain health and wellness among People Living with HIV and those affected by HIV.
	SDA 3.1		Antiretroviral Treatment and Monitoring
	Activity	3.1.1	Maintain Central Procurement Unit (CPU) in the NDoH to procure ARVs and support ARV supply chain management for all provinces except WC.	NDoH	To contribute to the National Strategic Plan target of reaching 80% of people who require ART. This includes: the provision of drugs for 254 153 from the start of the grant till there are a total of 342 229 people supported on ART at the end of the grant through GF funding ; optimising drug procurement and supply chain management for minimised stock-outs; a contribution to the staff and lab tests in the ART programme in the WDOH and; ensuring the monitoring system for the ART programme is scaled up across the country
	Activity	3.1.2	Maintain Domestic Distribution Centre to support efficient distribution of ARVs to provinces and correctional service facilities.	NDoH
	Activity	3.1.3	Maintain ARV Depot in the WC to procure ARVs and support supply chain management and efficient distribution of ARVs.	WDOH
	Activity	3.1.4	Strengthen & increase access to quality comprehensive ART services for adults, children & pregnant women in the Western Cape province.	WDOH
	Activity	3.1.5	Improve and expand Tier.net and eKapa system for monitoring provision of ART in the Western Cape.	WDOH
	Activity	3.1.6	Roll out of Tier.net and subsequent planning of SMARTER system for the monitoring of the provision of ART in 9 provinces.	NDoH
	Activity	3.1.7	Establish a convenient chronic diseases drug delivery model for improved access and adherence for patients stabilized on ARV Treatment.	NDoH
	SDA 3.2		HIV Care and Support
	Activity	3.2.1	Provide adherence support for ARV and TB Treatment via continued support to adults and mother-baby pairs using a Patient Advocate model in KZN, Eastern Cape and Mpumalanga (added a province and expanded district coverage)	NACOSA	To establish and maintain 11 796 active ART adherence support groups and then to reach 435 947 people living with HIV or TB with adherence sessions (in health facilities and communities).
	Activity	3.2.2	Provide a home and community based package of adherence support, prevention and care and support services to persons living with HIV (PLHIV) and their households in selected districts across all 9 provinces.	NRASD; NACOSA
	Activity	3.2.3	Develop an implement 120 facility based adherence clubs in health facilities in Gauteng, Mpumalanga and Free State provinces.	RTC
	Activity	3.2.4	Provide ART adherence support for persons living with HIV (PLHIV) at facility and community level in the Khayelitsha District in the Western Cape province.	WDOH
	Activity	3.2.5	Provide care and support to PLHIV in health facilities using general practitioners.	NACOSA
	Activity	3.2.6	Provide facility based palliative and step-down care for people living with HIV in the Western Cape Province.	WDOH
	SDA 3.3		Pharmacovigilance
	Activity	3.3.1	Strengthen the national pharmacovigilance system for HIV and TB programmes.	NDoH
	Activity	3.3.2	Decentralise and strengthen the implementation of programmatic and institutional pharmacovigilance for HIV and TB programmes.	NDoH
	Activity	3.3.3	Improve evidence based planning through reporting and analysis of Adverse Drug Reaction data.	NDoH
	SDA 3.4		ARV Drug Resistance Monitoring
	Activity	3.4.1	Increase the capacity of the National Health Laboratory Service (NHLS) laboratories nationally to test for HIV drug resistance.	RTC
	Activity	3.4.2	Conduct phase 2 of drug resistance survey.	RTC
	Activity	3.4.3	Support the NDOH to develop capacity for national drug resistance monitoring.	RTC
III. PROGRAM SUPPORT	Objective 4: Create an enabling environment for implementation through effective program planning, management and monitoring
	SDA 4.1		Enabling Environment
	Activity	4.1.1	Provide support to PR & SRs for effective programme planning, management and administration.	All
	Activity	4.1.2	Conduct annual financial audits for PRs and SRs	All
	Activity	4.1.3	Provide support to PRs & SRs for effective programme monitoring and evaluation including regular on-site data verifications and rapid services' quality assessments	All
	Activity	4.1.4	Conduct surveys to estimate the incidence and prevalence of HIV amongst MSM/LGBTI, sex workers and prisoners in South Africa	RTC, NACOSA

The Geographical Coverage of the Prevention and Care and Support programmes being delivered is summarized in the following table:

Table 18: Geographical Coverage of the Prevention and Care and Support programmes

Province and Districts	Service Delivery Areas Provided	Principal Recipients
Western Cape Province
Metro	Antiretroviral Treatment and Monitoring HIV Care and Support Community Systems Strengthening	WCDOH
	Combination Prevention: MSM and LGBTI Combination Prevention: GBV HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: Prisoners	RTC
West coast	Antiretroviral Treatment and Monitoring Community Systems Strengthening	WCDOH
	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
Cape Winelands	Antiretroviral Treatment and Monitoring Community Systems Strengthening	WCDOH
	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	NACOSA
Overberg	Antiretroviral Treatment and Monitoring HIV Care and Support Community Systems Strengthening	WCDOH
	Combination Prevention: Sex workers HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
Eden	Antiretroviral Treatment and Monitoring HIV Care and Support Community Systems Strengthening	WCDOH
	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
Central Karoo	Antiretroviral Treatment and Monitoring Community Systems Strengthening	WCDOH
	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
Eastern Cape Province
Cacadu	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Amathole	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI Combination Prevention: GBV Combination Prevention: Youth HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Chris Hani	Combination Prevention: Youth HIV Care and Support Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Ukhahlamba	Combination Prevention: Youth	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
OR Tambo	HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI Combination Prevention: Prisoners	RTC
Alfred Nzo	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Nelson Mandela May Metro	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Free State Province
Xhariep	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Motheo	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI Combination Prevention: GBV	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI Combination Prevention: Prisoners Combination Prevention: VMMC	RTC
Lejweleputswa	Combination Prevention: LSE Population Combination Prevention: Sex workers HIV Care and Support Support to OVC	NRASD
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Thabo Mofutsanyane	Combination Prevention: Sex workers HIV Care and Support	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: LSE Population HIV Care and Support Support to OVC	NRASD
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI HIV Care and Support	RTC
Fezile Dabi	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
Gauteng Province
Sedibeng	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
	HIV Care and Support	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: LSE Population	NRASD
Westrand	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
	HIV Care and Support	RTC
Ekurhuleni	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
	HIV Care and Support	NACOSA
City of Johannesburg	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Combination Prevention: GBV HIV Care and Support	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: Prisoners HIV Care and Support	RTC
City of Tshwane	Combination Prevention: Sex workers HIV Care and Support	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: Prisoners Combination Prevention: VMMC	RTC
KwaZulu-Natal Province
Ugu	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
uMgungundlovu	Combination Prevention: GBV Combination Prevention: Sex workers HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
uMzinyathi	Combination Prevention: Youth HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Zululand	Combination Prevention: Youth	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
uMkhanyakude	Combination Prevention: Youth	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
uThukela	Combination Prevention: Sex workers HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
iLembe	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Sisonke	Combination Prevention: Youth Combination Prevention: Sex workers HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
uThungulu	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
Amajuba	HIV and TB screening: YAP HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Combination Prevention: Sex workers Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
eThekwini	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI Combination Prevention: GBV HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI Combination Prevention: Prisoners	RTC
Limpopo Province
Mopani	Combination Prevention: LSE Population HIV Care and Support Support to OVC	NRASD
	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
Vhembe	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Combination Prevention: GBV	NACOSA
Capricorn	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: Prisoners Combination Prevention: VMMC	RTC
Waterberg	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
Greater Sekhukhune	Combination Prevention: LSE Population HIV Care and Support Support to OVC	NRASD
Mpumalanga Province
Gert Sibande	Combination Prevention: LSE Population HIV Care and Support Support to OVC	NRASD
	Combination Prevention: Youth	NACOSA
Nkangala	No services
Ehlanzeni	Combination Prevention: Youth Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: LSE Population HIV Care and Support Support to OVC	NRASD
	Combination Prevention: LSE Population Combination Prevention: Prisoners HIV Care and Support	RTC
North West Province
Bojanala Platinum	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: LSE Population Combination Prevention: Prisoners Combination Prevention: VMMC	RTC
Ngaka Modiri Molema	Combination Prevention: Sex workers	NACOSA
Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati	No services
Dr Kenneth Kaunda	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: LSE Population HIV Care and Support Support to OVC	NRASD
	Combination Prevention: VMMC	RTC
Northern Cape Province
Frances Baard	Combination Prevention: Sex workers Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
John Taolo Gaetsewe	Combination Prevention: Sex workers HIV Care and Support Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Namakwa	Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Pixley ka Seme	Combination Prevention: GBV Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI	RTC
Siyanda	Combination Prevention: Sex workers HIV Care and Support Support to OVC Community Systems Strengthening	NACOSA NACOSA NACOSA
	Combination Prevention: MSM/ LGBTI Combination Prevention: Prisoners	RTC
Important: NDOH SDAs occur in all 52 districts NACOSA SDA 1.1 Combination Prevention: GBV Activity 1.1.1: Create a platform for collective engagement and collaboration of stakeholders in the area of gender based violence - All nine provinces Activity 1.1.3: Provide comprehensive integrated HIV prevention services through the Young Women's Empowerment Programme – NACCW to determine geographic areas of support with DSD Activity 1.1.4: Provide comprehensive integrated HIV prevention services through the Young Men's Empowerment Programme - NACCW to determine geographic areas of support with DSD Activity 1.1.5: Provide capacity building for SAPS members on PEP for rape survivors - Redpeg to determine geographic areas of support with SAPS but preferably in vicinity of current TCCs NACOSA: SDA 2.2 Combination Prevention: Sex Workers (SWs) Activity 2.2.3: Support and Enhance a national response call- centre to offer emergency assistance and HIV psychosocial support for SWs – All provinces Activity 2.2.4: Create and support a South African Sex Worker Alliance as a platform for collective engagement and collaboration of stakeholders – All provinces will participate in the development of the SW Charter NACOSA: SDA 2.6 Combination Prevention: Youth Activity 2.6.3: Conduct a follow-up HIV prevalence survey among educators (teachers) and trainee teachers in South Africa to provide information for planning purposes and developing interventions – All nine provinces Activity 2.6.4: Provide support to DBE in retaining girls in school – All nine provinces Activity 2.6.6: Provide support to Further Education and Training institutions in the development of FET HIV mitigation programmes – 50 FETs in all nine provinces Activity 2.6.7: Provide support for the First Things First and routine HCT programmes of HEIs and FETs - 23 universities and 50 FET colleges across all nine provinces Activity 2.6.8: Conduct Knowledge, Attitude and Behaviour (KAB) baseline and final evaluation studies at Further Education and Training institutions – To be determined by HEAIDS RTC Drug Resistance Testing and Monitoring – All 52 districts PR 6 (New): SDA Combination Prevention: Youth Activity 2.6.9: Behaviour Change Communication targeting young women and girls – All nine provinces Enabling environment SDAs – All PRs