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Coordinating with Communities
The Coordinating with Communities guidelines and accompanying Facilitation Notes are available below in PDF format in English, French, Spanish and Russian.
Each language version of the guidelines includes Booklet A, Booklet B, and accompanying Action Cards.
Separate Facilitations Notes have been developed to support the use of the guidelines by workshop facilitation teams. They can be used to take workshop participants through an action-planning process to develop specific country plans on the involvement of the community sector in national AIDS coordinating bodies and processes.
Coordinating with Communities
Coordination avec les communautés
La Coordinación con las Comunidades
Взаимодействие с сообществами
Coordenação com as Comunidades
The guidelines have been developed with the aim of strengthening the active and meaningful involvement of the community sector in the development, implementation and monitoring of coordinated national AIDS responses. They provide practical options – including standards, structures, processes and methods – from which stakeholders can select those most appropriate and useful to their own contexts.
The guidelines can be used by any stakeholder wishing to gain a deeper understanding of the issues or as reference material to support meetings or workshops. Specific sections can be used to guide facilitators or organisations to identify the steps and actions needed to improve community sector involvement.
How can the guidelines be used?
- As a tool to assess the current strengths and weaknesses of community sector involvement in all national AIDS coordinating bodies and processes.
- As a tool to develop an action plan to increase and improve community sector involvement in all national AIDS coordinating bodies and processes.
- As a tool for advocating to improve and fund both community sector involvement in national AIDS coordination and community sector networking and coordination.
They were developed by the International Council of AIDS Service Organizations (ICASO), the African Council of AIDS Service Organizations (AfriCASO) and the International HIV/AIDS Alliance (the Alliance), with funding and support from the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS)
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