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Accreditation Standards Guidance Cycle II 1 A At a glance: Accreditation principles and standards Governance and sustainability Principle 1 Standard 1 Standard 2 Standard 3 Standard 4 Standard 5 Principle 2 Standard 6 Standard 7 Standard 8 Standard 9 Standard 10 Principle 3 Standard 11 Standard 12 Our organisation is well governed Our organisation has an independent governing body (e.g. board of directors/ trustees) with an appropriate mix of skills, knowledge and experience, and with representation from relevant groups Our board operates in a transparent, accountable and compliant way in accordance with its governing documents Our board directs the strategy and policy framework of the organisation Our board has clear roles and responsibilities, and delegates authority clearly and effectively Our organisation identifies and manages risk in a systematic way Our organisation and our programming are strategic and relevant Our organisation has a strategic plan developed with key stakeholder involvement and linked to the relevant national strategy Our organisation has a strategic plan that demonstrates a strong commitment to the Alliance s strategy and vision, mission and values Our organisation s strategic plan is operationalised and is regularly reviewed with key stakeholders Our organisation has strategic links to key stakeholders and mechanisms through which to engage with the national response to HIV Our organisation has a clearly defined strategy and operational plans for policy engagement and advocacy, based on the national policy context and the needs of civil society Our organisation takes steps to ensure financial sustainability in support of its programmes Our organisation has a resource mobilisation strategy and guidelines in place Our organisation has a coherent plan for ensuring long-term sustainability

2 Accreditation Standards Guidance Cycle II B Organisational management Principle 4 Standard 13 Standard 14 Standard 15 Standard 16 Standard 17 Principle 5 Standard 18 Standard 19 Standard 20 Standard 21 Standard 22 Standard 23 Principle 6 Standard 24 Standard 25 Our organisation manages its finances effectively and efficiently in the planning and implementation of its work Our organisation has financial policies and procedures for effective management of resources, including cash and fixed assets Our organisation has good financial management and reporting systems Our organisation complies with all relevant financial statutory obligations Our organisation buys goods and services in a fair and transparent way Our organisation has a comprehensive and consistent process for the selection, capacity-building, monitoring and accountability of grantees Our organisation recruits skilled staff and has good employment and working conditions Our organisation has policies procedures and job descriptions to ensure human resources structure supports organisational strategy Recruitment and selection policies and practices are transparent, consistent and ensure that skilled staff are employed to achieve organisational objectives Our organisation s compensation and benefits package is aimed at attracting and retaining skilled, motivated and experienced staff Our organisation has a performance appraisal system for managing and evaluating staff performance, and provides training and development opportunities The working standards and conditions of our organisation are conducive to satisfactory staff performance and staff wellbeing Our organisation has security management systems in place to safeguard people and property Our organisation has effective communications and information technology systems Our organisation communicates its values and the impact of its work Information technology procedures are in place and communicated to staff

Accreditation Standards Guidance Cycle II 3 C HIV programming Principle 7 Standard 26 Standard 27 Standard 28 Standard 29 Principle 8 Standard 30 Principle 9 Standard 31 Standard 32 Standard 33 Standard 34 Standard 35 Standard 36 Standard 37 Standard 38 Our organisation has a functional and effective monitoring and evaluation system Our organisation has a monitoring and evaluation plan with clearly defined indicators linked to objectives, and the plan is adequately budgeted for A monitoring and evaluation system able to capture relevant, reliable, accurate and complete data is available, with appropriate quality control measures taken at all levels Programmatic data is analysed and used for planning and decision-making, and shared with external stakeholders, including donors Our organisation has undertaken (or has plans to undertake) at least one evaluation or review during the lifecycle of its strategic plan Our organisation promotes learning and knowledge sharing Our organisation learns and shares its learning in accessible and effective ways Our programmes are evidence based, promote human rights and prioritise the needs of communities most affected by HIV Our organisation is committed to a human rights-based approach Our organisation is committed to the effective implementation of the Greater Involvement of People Living with HIV (GIPA) principles Our organisation promotes the human rights of women, men, other gender identities and those of all sexual orientations by transforming gender relations and reducing inequality Our organisation respects and promotes the rights of children and their protection from abuse, exploitation and neglect Our organisation s HIV and health programmes are part of a coordinated local/ national network of services and programmes and contribute to the national HIV response Our organisation is committed to ensuring the participation of those populations intended to benefit from programmes at all stages of the programme cycle Our organisation mobilises communities most affected by HIV in order to ensure an effective HIV response Our organisation prioritises communities most affected by HIV and its HIV programmes are tailored to meet their needs

4 Accreditation Standards Guidance Cycle II HIV technical areas Technical area A Standard A1 Standard A2 Standard A3 Standard A4 Technical area B Standard B1 Standard B2 Standard B3 Technical area C Standard C1 Standard C2 Standard C3 Standard C4 Standard C5 HIV and human rights Our programmes are based on a human rights assessment Our programmes are designed to build the capacity of both rights holders and duty bearers to claim their rights and to promote, protect and respect the rights of others Our organisation holds both state and non-state actors accountable for the enjoyment of all human rights as a core part of all our programmes Our organisation promotes and/or provides legal services to ensure redress for HIV-related discrimination experienced by people living with HIV and key populations HIV prevention Our organisation s community-based HIV prevention programming takes a combination HIV prevention approach Our organisation s HIV prevention activities adopt a positive approach to sex Our organisation s HIV prevention activities address the HIV prevention needs of people living with HIV Integration of HIV and sexual and reproductive health and rights Our organisation promotes the linking and integration of sexual and reproductive health and rights and HIV in policies, programmes and services Our organisation promotes and/or provides information and services for dual protection (STI/HIV prevention that is integrated with voluntary family planning to protect against unintended pregnancies and STI/HIV) Our organisation promotes and/or provides comprehensive information and services for prevention of vertical HIV transmission (PPTCT) Our organisation promotes and/or provides education, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, either directly or through referrals Our organisation ensures client satisfaction and quality of integrated services

Accreditation Standards Guidance Cycle II 5 HIV technical areas Technical area D Standard D1 Standard D2 Standard D3 Technical area E Standard E1 Standard E2 Standard E3 Technical area F Standard F1 Standard F2 Standard F3 Standard F4 TB and HIV Our organisation promotes the integration of TB and HIV in policies, programmes and services Our organisation promotes and/or provides access to TB screening, cotrimoxazole preventive therapy, isoniazid preventive therapy or TB treatment to people living with HIV Our organisation ensures that all people with HIV receive understandable information about TB Family-centred HIV programming for children Our organisation promotes the participation of children in processes that are inclusive and age appropriate Our organisation promotes a family-centred approach to reaching HIVaffected children within and through their families and communities Our organisation promotes and/or provides additional broad support to individuals and families to improve health, education and social welfare HIV and drug use Our organisation uses a harm reduction approach to drug use and HIV Our organisation promotes and/or provides access to clean injecting equipment, condoms and information about safe injecting and safer sex for people who use drugs and their sexual partners Our organisation promotes and/or provides: access to antiretroviral treatment; opportunistic infection prevention and treatment; TB prevention and treatment; opiate substitution therapy; treatment for overdose; and diagnosis and treatment for hepatitis C for people who use drugs and their sexual partners Our organisation promotes and/or provides access to psychosocial support services to meet the priority needs of people who use drugs and their sexual partners

6 Accreditation Standards Guidance Cycle II HIV technical areas Technical area G Standard G1 Standard G2 Standard G3 Standard G4 Standard G5 Standard G6 HIV treatment, care and support Our organisation is committed to a client-centred approach to HIV testing and treatment that promotes autonomy and choice Our organisation promotes/provides home-based care and palliative care to people with HIV-related illness Our organisation is committed to caring for carers and promoting the recognition of community health workers Our organisation supports people taking or in need of HIV treatment, including by providing treatment adherence support and treatment literacy programmes, and by advocating for HIV treatment access Our organisation promotes and/or provides early diagnosis, testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections/hiv, hepatitis B and TB Our organisation promotes a holistic approach to treatment and promotes access to treatment and care to all age groups: paediatrics, adolescents, adults and the aged