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    1. Bridging Policy & Research Mammusa Rantsoti-Lekoa Policy Liaison Officer
    2. Outline
      • Background
      • Policy Defined
      • History of Policy liaison
      • PLO tasks
      • Tools used
      • Initiatives with Govt Departments
      • New Initiatives
      • Conclusion: Challenges, Successes
    3. Background
      • An evident gap between policy & research
      • Policy Liaison Office(PLO) establishment to bridge the gap
      • Assigned with specific tasks
    4. Public Policy " The term public policy always refers to the actions of government and the intentions that determine those actions ". -Clarke E. Cochran, et al. " Public policy is the outcome of the struggle in government over who gets what ". -Clarke E. Cochran, et al. Public policy is " Whatever governments choose to do or not do ". -Thomas Dye " Public policy consists of political decisions for implementing programs to achieve societal goals ". -Charles L. Cochran and Eloise F. Malone " Stated most simply, public policy is the sum of government activities, whether acting directly or through agents, as it has an influence on the life of citizens ". -B. Guy Peters
    5. Policy A policy is a deliberate plan of action to guide decisions and achieve rational outcome(s). The term may apply to government, private sector organizations and groups, and individuals Policy Maker : someone who decides what an organization's or government's policies will be
    6. History of Policy Liaison
      • Joint initiative between Africa Centre (AC) & Agincourt – grant applications & supervision
      • Responsibilities
        • Familiarise policy makers with data/information from the Centre relevant to their policy and programme needs
        • Working with the Centre scientists to most effectively present data to policy makers and service providers
    7. Cont..
        • Developing effective and enduring relationships with national, provincial and district governments as well as NGOs, civil society groups, international agencies and funding organisations
        • Proactively promoting the policy influencing value of the Centre’s work with policy makers and programme leaders
        • Responding swiftly and effectively to policy maker’s requests for information and data
    8. Tools
      • Scientific Meetings
      • Policy Forums
      • Seminars
      • Policy Dialogues
      • Workshops
      • Others: Science open day, Gala Dinners,
    9. Levels of Government
      • Local level (Municipal level)
      • District & Regional
      • Provincial Level
      • National Level
      • Other stakeholders: NGO’s, civil societies,
    10. Initiatives with Govt.
      • Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Department of Social Development (DSD)
      • Invite other members of social cluster
      • MoU with local Department of Health – ART programme
    11. New initiatives
      • Develop Prevention Research Network
      • Researchers, Policy makers, lobbyists, professional organizations, media practitioners & other relevant stakeholders
      • To achieve a common goal
    12. Conclusion
      • Successes
        • Vertical Transmission Study
        • Mortality decline from surveillance are (DSA)
      • Challenges
        • Busy schedules
        • Stimulating researchers interest
        • Food for thought
          • An independent body- who pays for operations
          • Be part of the other body- will it work better if its part of policy structure or research structure?
    13. Thank you!!!
    14. Questions?
      • ?

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