1. Training and Capacity Building programme summarised report 2013/14

2. Trainings conducted Zambia (5) Training of trainers (5)
Online short courses (2)
UNICEF NAM (1)
Small Grants PIW (2)
UNISA (MA STUD) (1)

3. Trained trainers in SADC since 2008
Year
Total number
Certificate of Competency
Certificate of participation
Applications
Received
2008 24 22 2
235
2009 28 23 5
180
2010 30 80
2011 6 83
2012 32 21 11 60
2013 34 26 8
2014 36 -
120
Total
212
855

4. SMALL GRANTS

5. Internship/ Partner exchange
Year
intern
Country
Sending Org
Hosting Org
2006
Jean Claude
Gaboutloeloe
DRC
Botswana
PES
BONELA
SEC 27
2007
Gabriel Augustus
Namibia
LAC
2008
Tinashe Muwandarara
Zimbabwe
ZLHR
2009
Olipha Mahenge
Tanzania
CHESO
UKZN/AAVP
2010
Lynette Mabote
Lawrence Mbalati SA
ARASA
TAC
2011
Annie
Frank
Elastus
Zambia
NAmibia
CMT
TONATA
TALC
ZARAN
SWAPOL
2012
Tino
Khumbo
Madagascar
Malawi
Sisal
Ladder
ALN
2013
Christinah
Agnes
CHRR
SAHRiNGON

6. Meetings attended Zambia pre-programme implementation meeting;
South African AIDS Conference Durban
ICASA Cape Town;
UNAIDS Community System strengthening for treatment expansion meeting;
Global Fund Southern and East Africa health monitors meeting (organised by AIDSPAN)
Soul City Regional SBCC Symposium;
SA AIDS conference Durban.

7. Scholarships and funding opportunities
UNISA
FPD
Common wealth
Canon Collings.
Graca woman Fellowship
Amfar foundation for HIV.
Tilitonse (Malawi)

8. Successes Online portal changed from Joomla to Moodle.
moderators in face to face trainings as well as with online short course.
Four awards for outstanding trainers at the Graduation Ceremony
Positive feedback from participants of the Partner Exchange programme
Zambian programme kicked off at a good start, enthusiastic Coordinators & CHA’s.
Positive feedback from trainers who completed the ToT

9. Messages from Trainers
“All the workshops were very interesting and I have learned a lot, especially how to do research for good advocacy and how we can better work with media to do good advocacy and reach good results as well as project management”. Joao Mauel Mondlane, Mozambique
“Being part of the ToT was a great experience, sharing of knowledge, different assessment and presentation we had to make helped in gaining more confidence. I have understood many of HIV related issues, learned things that I was not even aware of and different problems other countries faced which were quite different from issues we have in Mauritius.” Elodie Sanasee, Mauritius
“I have used the resource materials including the ARASA training manual during the youth training on human rights, TB and cervical cancer.” Rachel Mombo, Tanzania
“I have been able to hold training in some parts of my country addressing issues of human rights in the LGBTI community.” Edward Maiketso, Lesotho.
“What I am doing differently since participating in the ToT, is conducting M&E on all project activities under my supervision for easier reporting and also compiling the small grants application.” Edith Ingutia, Kenya

10. Challenges and Recomendations
Discipline;
Repeated training for some partners;
Challenges with aquiring applications in Indian Ocean Islands;
Visa applications (DRC & Agola)
Number of certificate of achivements.
Recommendations.
Partners need to start using the trained trainers to train other staff members internally.
Partners need to clearly discuss issues of DC with selected trainers.
More support from partners is required to ensure completion of assignments and research.