Global HIV/AIDS

Monitoring and Evaluation

To assist countries to assess and improve HIV/AIDS programs through effective monitoring and evaluation at the local, regional, and national levels, CDC:

Provides technical assistance on the development and implementation of PEPFAR planning and reporting systems; and participates in improvement of PEPFAR indicators and harmonization of HIV indicators among international partners
Increases country capacity to monitor, evaluate, and report on process, outcomes, and impact of HIV/AIDS programs
Provides technical assistance on the development and implementation of planning and reporting systems

Notable Accomplishments

CDC developed and implemented an antiretroviral therapy (ART) program monitoring system and assisted countries with the development of methods for ART monitoring and evaluation.
CDC developed, implemented, and conducted strategic planning for international guidelines on the monitoring and evaluation of public health interventions for Most-At-Risk-Populations (MARPs).
In collaboration with other U.S. government and international partners, CDC developed and piloted "Building National HIV/AIDS Monitoring and Evaluation Capacity: A Practical Guide."