Sudan's HIV Response : Value for Money in a Low-Level HIV Epidemic

Fraser, Nicole; Benedikt, Clemens; Obst, Michael; Masaki, Emi; Görgens, Marelize; Stuart, Robyn; Shattock, Andrew; Gray Richard; Wilson, David

Sudan's HIV Response : Value for Money in a Low-Level HIV Epidemic

2015

This report summarizes the findings of an allocative efficiency analysis on Sudan s national HIV epidemic and response conducted in 2014. HIV allocative efficiency studies are generally trying to answer the question How can HIV funding be optimally allocated to the combination of HIV response interventions that will yield the highest impact . In the first half of 2014, the Sudan National AIDS Programme has reviewed its national strategic plan (NSP) on HIV and AIDS, while at the same time preparing a concept note for submission to the Global Fund for AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, the single largest funding partner of the national HIV response. In this context the government of Sudan approached the World Bank with a request to conduct an allocative efficiency analysis to inform both the prioritization of the national HIV response and the concept note development.

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World Bank, Washington, DC

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Circumcision; Health service; Population policies; Pregnant woman; Diagnoses; Childhood; Chronic conditions; Gender inequalities; Population movements; Disease burden; Treatment of syphilis; Life expectancy; Sexual contacts; Hiv positive; Hiv transmission; Acute respiratory infections; Global aids response; Resource allocations; Health indicators; Sex work; Prevalence; Unaids; Female sex workers; Child death; Condom promotion; Condom use; New infections; Older men; Sex worker; Number of people; Burden of disease; Universal access; Male circumcision; Service provision; Limited resources; Child-transmission; Number of new infections; Mother-to-child; Risk of infection; Adult population; Death rates; Counselling; United nations population division; Service delivery; Risk groups; Young men; Health systems; Resource requirements; Important policy; Population data; Reagents; Risk populations; Sex workers; Young women; Prevention interventions; Human development; Hiv infection; Health sector; United nations population fund; Aid; Pregnancies; Condom; Policy dialogue; Population programs; Prevention of mother-to-child transmission; Sexual risk; Surveillance data; Condom distribution; Mother; Hiv prevention; Stis; Female; Quality of services; Ministry of health; Gross national income; Morbidity and mortality; Mother-to-child transmission; Reproductive health services; Voluntary counselling; Epidemic; Vulnerable groups; Influx of refugees; Orphans; Public health expenditure; Aids mortality; Unfpa; Sexually active; Aids deaths; Hiv prevention interventions; Hiv testing; Levels of condom use; Aids spending; Child health services; Disability; Drug user; Injuries; Intervention; National aids control; Resource needs; Global health; Humanitarian assistance; Measles; Progress; National aids; Vulnerable children; Treatment; Behavior change; Peer education; Aids morbidity; Population growth rate; Health outcomes; Population groups; Treatment services; Sex with men; Infrastructure investment; Large number of women; Syphilis; Live births; Spouses; Insurance schemes; Epidemiological data; Health interventions; Sexually transmitted infection; Health effects; Syphilis testing; Mortality reduction; Older women; Allocation of resources; Infrastructure development; Condoms

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Sudan's HIV Response : Value for Money in a Low-Level HIV Epidemic

2015

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