The aim of the Human Rights Plan is to provide a supportive, human rights- based and gender-transformative policy environment for the implementation of HIV, TB and malaria programs that reduce new infections, AIDS, TB and malaria related deaths and discrimination against people living with HIV and other key and vulnerable populations in the context of HIV, TB and malaria. [...] A significant shortcoming across the board however is the lack of a monitoring and evaluation system that is capable of tracking outcomes of human rights and gender programming and thus makes it difficult to track progress in terms of the impact of current programming to reduce human rights and gender related barriers to access to HIV, TB and malaria services. [...] The aim of the Human Rights Plan is to provide a supportive, human rights- based and gender-transformative policy environment for the implementation of HIV, TB and malaria programs that reduce new infections, AIDS, TB and malaria related deaths and discrimination against people living with HIV and other key and vulnerable populations in the context of HIV, TB and malaria. [...] • Support capacity building of X • KRCS and NSDCC have engaged in HIV, TB and malaria the training of HIV and TB stakeholders and key and stakeholders and key and vulnerable vulnerable population led population led networks to carry out networks to carry out legal legal literacy using peer educators literacy training (including in and paralegals and KRCS is existing HIV, TB and providing both tech. [...] • Develop monitoring and X • As is the case with all areas of evaluation tools to routinely programming to address human assess effectiveness of and rights and gender related barriers to impact of legal literacy HIV, TB and malaria services, the efforts disaggregated by development of M&E tools to assess sex, gender identity and the effectiveness and impact of legal sexual orientation, and Page 45.
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