The execution of the National Strategy will be monitored by the HIV Board, which was established under the HIV/AIDS Act of 2011. This strategy aims to enhance public health, treatment, care, human rights, and social justice for individuals affected by HIV and drug use.
Key objectives include aligning local legislation with international norms, improving access to HIV testing and treatment, broadening harm reduction initiatives, raising awareness and education, enhancing data collection and analysis, and promoting necessary policy reforms.
Ultimately, the strategy aims to develop a unified response to the intertwined challenges posed by HIV and drug use, emphasizing prevention, treatment, harm reduction, and social justice.