PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.

PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.

PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.

PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.

PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.

PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.

PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.

PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.

PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.

PIPPSE is a consolidation of four TBDs at the request of the NACO to help reassess resource requirements, to reduce costs and to accelerate projects responding to emerging priorities and opportunities. It's a 5 yr project developed with the NACO to provide targeted technical support at national, state, and district levels. It strengthens human, institutional and systems capacity to manage and implement NACP-IV effectively, including targeted prevention interventions, prevention to care continuum, and private sector engagement. PIPPSE supports NACO, State AIDS Control Societies (SACS), Technical Support Units and other related institutions through support to innovations that strengthens systems to improve the quality of planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of programs. The project supports NACO’s commitment to saturate service coverage for MARPs, and provides high quality prevention to care services to reduce HIV prevalence among MARPs and vulnerable populations. PIPPSE will work at the national level and in five states, and be monitored by a Project Advisory Committee. It will undergo mid-term review to assess progress and recommend modifications to improve performance, and final evaluations to assess achievements and results. Special studies including gender reviews will be conducted to complement performance monitoring. Costs are controlled by building on and leveraging existing GOI mechanisms and platforms: GOI provides funds for direct service delivery and training costs. Sustainability is promoted by pairing institutional technical assistance with collaborative development and implementation of model interventions that can be scaled up by GOI. Planned activities support the PEPFAR/India Five-Year Strategy and are linked to all four of its goals.