Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Overview -- 1 The Multi-Country AIDS Program Context and Objectives -- HIV/AIDS and the World Bank's Response -- Changes in the HIV Landscape since the MAP Began -- 2 Study Purpose and Methodology -- Purpose -- Study Design and Methodology -- 3 MAP Results -- MAP Funding Committed and Disbursed -- Output-Level Results to Which the Map Has Contributed -- Outcome-Level Results to Which the Map Has Contributed -- 4 Beyond Numbers: How the MAP Has Changed People's Lives -- Ethiopia -- Uganda -- Rwanda -- 5 Conclusions: What Has the MAP Achieved So Far? -- Achieving the MAP Phase 1 Primary Objectives -- Addressing Country Needs -- Study Limitations and a Recommendation -- 6 Measuring and Reporting on Future Bank-Financed HIV/AIDS Programs -- Results Scorecard and Generic Results Framework to Measure HIV/AIDS Assistance by the Bank -- APPENDIXES -- A Summary of MAP Evaluations and Assessments -- B Ghana MAP Project Summary of Results -- C Task Team Leader Interview Guide -- D Country Feedback Form -- E All Approved MAP Projects in Africa -- F Introduction to ACTAfrica, GHAP, and GAMET -- G Results Achieved by MAP Countries in Africa -- H Generic Results Framework for HIV/AIDS Projects -- References -- Index -- Figures -- 1 MAP Phase 1 Funding Commitments and Disbursements, by Sector ( millions), as of September 2006 -- 2 Distribution of MAP Funding, by Activity ( millions) -- 1.1 Prevalence and Number of People Living with HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa, 1985ƒ2005 -- 1.2 Cumulative HIV Commitments by the World Bank, FY 1989ƒ2005 -- 2.1 Percentage of 35 MAP and IDF Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa That Submitted an UNGASS Report with Values for the Common UNGASS Indicators -- 3.1 MAP Funding Committed by the World Bank for MAPs in Africa, FY 2001ƒ06.

3.2 Extent to Which MAP Countries Have Achieved the Three Ones -- 3.3 Increase in Government Allocations for HIV/AIDS (n = 29) -- 3.4 Total Government and Development Partner Funding to MAP Countries (excluding MAP funding) since 2001 -- 3.5 Increase in the Percentage of Pregnant Women Receiving PMTCT -- 3.6 Progress in Implementing Prevention Activities in the Education Sector, 2002ƒ06 -- 3.7 Young Women with Comprehensive Knowledge about HIV, 2003 and 2005 -- 3.8 Percentage of Young Men Who Reported Using a Condom in Last Sex with a Nonregular Partner -- 3.9 Percentage of Young Women Who Reported Using a Condom in Last Sex with a Nonregular Partner -- 3.10 Increase in VCT Visits over Time, Various Years 2001ƒ06 -- 3.11 Increased Percentage of HIV-Positive Persons Receiving ART in MAP-Funded Countries -- 4.1 Cumulative Number of People on ART at MAP Sites -- 4.2 Number of HIV Tests Performed -- Tables -- 1 Outputs to Which the MAP Contributed as of September 2006 -- 2 Outcome-Level Results to Which the MAP Contributed -- 1.1 Funding to MAP Countries in Africa from the World Bank, PEPFAR, and GFATM, 2001ƒ06 -- 2.1 Data Used to Document MAP Results -- 2.2 Description and Limitations of Data Sources Used for the Study -- 3.1 MAP Funding Committed by the World Bank for the MAPs in Africa, FY 2001ƒ06 -- 3.2 Estimated Commitments and Disbursements to MAP Fund Recipients in Africa -- 3.3 Estimated Commitments to MAP Funding Recipients, by HIV Service Delivery Area -- 3.4 Estimated Disbursements to MAP Funding Recipients in Africa, by Service Delivery Area -- 3.5 MAP Input-Level and Output-Level Results in Countries in Africa with MAPs -- 3.6 Progress in Operationalizing National HIV M&E Systems -- 6.1 Africa Region HIV/AIDS Scorecard -- E.1 All Approved MAP Projects in Africa.

G.1 Results Achieved by MAP Countries in Africa (from DHS, ISR, and UNGASS data) -- Boxes -- 1.1 Non-MAP Funding from the Bank for HIV/AIDS in Africa -- 1.2 The "Three Ones" -- 2.1 Joint Commitment to Manage for Development Results -- 2.2 Definition of HIV/AIDS Service Delivery -- 2.3 Challenges of Using HIV Prevalence as a Measure of Change.