SANAC definition

SANAC means South African National AIDS Council Trust.
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Examples of SANAC in a sentence

  • As the membership of the MC includes representation from various sectors of the SAG and SANAC, the MC is to identify task teams or sub-committees to focus on specific issues as needs arise, and the teams may be dissolved as deliverables are met.

  • The SANAC Plenary is to continue to be chaired by the Deputy President, with a senior leader from civil society serving as deputy.

  • In addition, PEPFAR engages with SANAC (which has civil society representation) and the private sector.

  • In addition, as per the SANAC governance structures, PEPFAR implementing partners are also to work with district and provincial AIDS councils to strengthen their role in the multi- sectoral response.

  • The new SANAC governance structures reflect stronger engagement and coordination with various government sectors, civil society, and provinces.

  • Two initiatives in particular have guided the management structures of the PFIP, namely the Aid Effectiveness Framework and the recommended governance structure for SANAC, which oversees the implementation of the NSP.

  • The SANAC Plenary is to have the nine provincial Members of the Executive Council for Health and a civil society counterpart representing each of the provinces.

  • Recent policies have also made condoms available in health facilities and non-traditional outlets, such as correctional facilities, mines, airports, malls, bars, hotels, and schools throughout South Africa (SANAC, 2011).

  • Although HIV prevalence varies across geographical location, age, race, gender, and socio-economic status throughout the country; those most at risk include black African males age 25-49; black African women age 24-34; the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇; high-risk drug and alcohol users; and cohabitating individuals (HSRC, 2014; SANAC, 2011; UNFPA South Africa, 2014).

  • Although South Africa’s National Strategic Plan has committed to distributing condoms in schools and other non-traditional outlets, to date, there still remains no condom distribution in public schools (Beksinska et al., 2012; SANAC, 2011).