AGHA continues to support efforts aimed at strengthening CSO capacities to mainstream human rights issues into their interventions. AGHA also implements capacity support interventions where interns have been placed in service delivery points especially in underserved communities to enable integration of the rights based approaches at that level. AGHA is further strengthen its strategy of training both in-service and pre-service health workers in the rights based approached for improved service delivery.
 Greater emphasis has been placed on ensuring both the quality and relevance of AGHA rights based approaches. AGHA has defined and promoted the action it takes throughout the capacity development cycle (i.e., from the development of curricula through to addressing the results of M&E) to assure the quality (“Quality Assurance” or “QA”) of capacity building efforts and products. In addition the results of M&E reports on AGHA human rights capacity building interventions have been utilized to continually improve the quality of the products.
Periodic Training Needs Assessments (TNA) have been conducted to ensure that AGHA keeps abreast of changing training and capacity development needs among CSOs in Uganda. TNA results have been used to identify new areas of human rights support. |
