Community Voices

The Sustainable HIV Financing in Transition (SHIFT} Program is a Global Fund-supported two­ year regional advocacy program that aims to enable and empower civil society, including communities of HIV key populations, to advocate for sustainable HIV financing. Specifically, as countries transition from international donor support to domestic financing, significant gaps exist in the country's funding mechanisms for government funding to be channeled to civil society. The four priority countries that are engaged in the program are Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand.

Key areas of practice

Advocacy and Capacity Building

Country/Countries of engagement

Regional / Asia and the Pacific /
Priority Countries: Thailand / The Philippines / Malaysia / Indonesia

Mailing address

138/8 Sukhumvit 33 (Phrom Chit) Klongton-nua, Watthana, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

Email address afaostaffbangkok@afao.org.au

Social Media https://www.facebook.com/SHIFT.HIV.Financing/

Website Link http://www.shifthivfinancing.org

Resources:

• Civil society programming through a decentralised budgeting system: The Case of Indonesia

• Civil society programming through a highly centralised funding model: The case of Malaysia

• Civil society accreditation in pursuit of improving CSO access to domestic funding: The case of Thailand

• Civil society budgetary participation through alternative budget initiatives: The case of the Philippines

• National Situation Assessment of HIV Financing in Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines

• SHIFT: Baseline Evaluation Report of Sustainable HIV Financing in Transition (SHIFT) project in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, and Thailand

• SHIFT: 2017 Annual Report