ILEMBE DISTRICT MUNICIPALITY
DAC REPORT
OPERATION
20/03/2013
TO PROVINCIAL COUNCIL ON AIDS
1
Community Mobilization
Number of People aged 25-49 reached with prevention
information including anti-gender based violence information
Q1-1164; Q2- 1077; Q3- 1348;
The LACs have ongoing awareness creation campaigns on anti
gender based violence through community, men and women
dialogues
 Number of young people aged 15- 24 reached with
prevention information including anti-gender based
violence information
Q1-3490; Q2-3620; Q3-3295;
Most of these campaigns were conducted at schools that
is why the trend shows some decline in the third
quarter due to exams and school holidays
Orphans & Vulnerable Children
Number of registered OVC
Q1- 154, Q2 – 221, Q3 - 167
The number change as OVCs exit the programme when
they receive foster care, grants, etc and when new ones
enter
Number of registered OVC in schools
 Q1 – 0
 Q2 – 0
 Q3 – 0
The information is not captured by DOE and DSD
Orphans & Vulnerable Children
Number of Registered OVCs receiving Care and Support
Q1 – 407
Q2 – 308
Q3 - 249
The same comments as above applies in regard to entry and
exit into or out of the programme
Life Skills
Number of learners pregnant
Q1-286; Q2-142; Q3-137
Although the numbers seem to decrease the anti teenage
pregnancy campaigns such as my life my future and inspire life
skills continue in the District
Strategic Objective 2
PMTC
Baby PCR tested positive around 6 weeks rate
Q1-3.1%; Q2-3.1%; Q3- 2.10%
The District shows an exponential improvement in its
performance on this indicator
Baby HIV antibody test positive at 18 months rate
- The DAC Reporting tool does not have this indicator
however the District Health Information System (DHIS)
shows that
Q1 – 2%, Q2 – 6% Q3 – 3%
- This performance is unstable. The District continues with
creating awareness for early presenting to Ante Natal Care
and ART
ANC booking before 20 weeks rate
- This information has not been collected as it is not in
the DAC Reporting Tool however the District Health
Information Systems (DHIS) records shows the
following performance ;
- Q1 – 42%, Q2 – 48%, Q3 – 45%
- The District continues with the community dialogues
and awareness campaigns including talks in the local
radio stations.
 Children under 12 sexually assaulted rate
- The DHIS shows the following:
Q1 – 56, Q2 – 55, Q3 – 66
- The District is conducting an awareness campaign
against Rape and teenage pregnancy in schools and
communities to address the above
ANC booking before 20 weeks rate
- This information has not been collected as it is not in
the DAC Reporting Tool however the District Health
Information Systems (DHIS) records shows the
following performance ;
- Q1 – 42%, Q2 – 48%, Q3 – 45%
- The District continues with the community dialogues
and awareness campaigns including talks in the local
radio stations.
Male Medical Circumcision
Number of males aged 15 – 49 circumcised
Q1-1273; Q2-1753; Q3-1022
- This indicator excludes boys under 15 and yet this
cohort comes in large numbers. The District has
trained nurses to perform MMC and is cascading this
programme to clinics in an effort to increase
numbers. 7 clinics already involved.
- Adult males are not keen to come for MMC and a
campaign started last year by the Mayor to have MMC
whenever he meets them only attracted the youth
again
HCT & TB Screening
Number of new HIV tests carried out
Q1-31513; Q2-33911; Q3-27781
- The first half of the year shows an increase in the District’s
performance on this indicator, however there is a decrease
in Quarter 3 which is probably due to the noticeable trend of
lower health seeking behavior during December holidays
Condoms Distribution
Number of Male condoms distributed
- Condom distribution has increased
Q1-1,278,887; Q2- 1,226,431; Q3- 513205
The decrease in the third quarter is due to the termination of
the private service providers’ month to month contract for
distribution to taverns , spaza shops etc. in response to the
call for reducing activities that count towards irregular
expenditure. The new contracts should start in April
2013.There is also a plan to extend the activity to war rooms
 Number of female condoms distributed
Q1-27138
Q2-38696
Q3-54559
This performance indicates a remarkable improvement in all
quarters
Prevention of exposure to transmission from occupational
exposure, Sexual violence
Number of new sexual assault cases
Q1-152; Q2-144; Q3-158
Children under 12 years sexually assaulted
Q1-56; Q2-55; Q3-66
As mentioned in slide 11 above the District is conducting an
awareness campaign against this increasing social ill
especially in schools.
Coordination, Monitoring & Evaluation
Number of LACs submitting reports to DAC
Q1-2; Q2-2; Q3-1;
Only Mandeni and KwaDukuza present narrative reports at DAC
meetings and the latter did not have the third quarter report.
- The narratives are only on activities and not on the LAC tool
indicators as expected.
- A workshop aimed at work shopping them on the new DAC tool
has been proposed.
Number of WACs submitting reports to LAC
Q1-0, Q2-0; Q3-0
The above mentioned workshop is thought to be a
solution to this poor performance as it should address
the understanding of the indicators and the sources
of the information in each Ward.
THANK YOU
CllR s.w mdabe