Ghana news briefing
Ghana AIDS Commission strengthens community-level HIV data collection to track 2030 target
The Ghana AIDS Commission plans to extend the training to stakeholders across the country as it works to strengthen HIV data systems and improve the information available for planning, monitoring and evaluating the national HIV response.
The initiative is targeting civil society organisations and other partners involved in Ghana’s HIV response, with the Commission seeking to strengthen the quality and reliability of data used to guide policy and measure progress towards ending HIV as a public health threat by 2030.
Monitoring and Evaluation/Strategic Information Lead at the Ghana-West Africa Program to Combat AIDS & STI (WAPCAS), Evans Mensah, who participated in the training, said reliable data was essential to identifying gaps in the national HIV response.
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