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Monitoring
& Evaluation
Computerized
Management Information System (CMIS)
The National AIDS Control Organization (NACO) has
developed a Computerized Management Information Systems (CMIS) as a means to
monitor the implementation of the programme
activities. Under this, every reporting unit (such as Targeted interventions,
Voluntary Counseling and Testing centres, District
Nodal Officer etc.) send monthly reports to SACS, where they are entered in
web based reporting formats. For efficient use of these systems, sensitizing the and building capacities of the M&E officers of the
SACS were considered essential.
 Four
regional capacity building workshops for CMIS were conducted with the support
of WHO in 2003-04
ART Monitoring, Technical
Assistance to strengthening the ART M&E system
Good ART recording and reporting tools are important to
measure the success of the ART Programme in India. WHO has provided NACO with
ART recording and reporting tools which were revised and updated during “ART in India – An Intersectoral M&E Workshop, New Delhi, 27th – 28th
April, 2005.
Revised
and updated NACO ART forms and registers.
Quarterly
ART reporting formats for private practitioners and civil society.
Draft
M&E Training Modules for Trainings of ART Centers on the revised NACO
recording and reporting formats, the monthly ART reports and in cohort
analysis. 61 new ART centers to be trained in the coming months.
Technical
Assistance to the review of the M&E framework of the GFATM Rd IV NGO
consortium which will contribute to the success of the national ART programme especially with respect to treatment adherence.
Facilitation of the UN M&E Working Group (TRT for M&E)
As part of the WHO/UNAIDS “Three ones principles”, in
September 2004, WHO in collaboration with CDC facilitated the establishment
of a UN M&E working group (TRT for M&E) whose mandate it is to
strengthen the Indian M&E system, assuring a more complete picture of all
activities related to HIV/AIDS in India, including bilateral donors, NGOs,
foundations and other partners. The M&E working group developed a concept
paper on “revisions to the NACO CMIS” which formed the basis for discussion
for the M&E working group of the NACP-III process.
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