 Insufficient Reliable data in this region  Estimated 460 000 people living with HIV  The number of new HIV infections in the region increased.

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 Insufficient Reliable data in this region  Estimated people living with HIV  The number of new HIV infections in the region increased to in 2009  In 2 countries (Djibouti and southern Sudan), HIV prevalence among pregnant women exceeds 1%. HIV prevalence in other countries across the region remains low  Evidence of HIV prevalence over 5% among men having sex with men, and prevalence 2-4% among sex workers in some countries

National facts and figures Recent estimation (2009) ~ Registered HIV positives23125 Registered HIV advanced disease 3054 Registered Death4311

 The first case of HIV reported in 1987 in a hemophilic child  In 1996, the epidemic was detected among IDUs in two prisons  After a while Injecting Drug Use became the most important driver of the epidemic

 Country is in concentrated epidemic among injecting drug users with around 15% prevalence  No evidence of generalized epidemic  Prevalence of HIV among pregnant women is very low  Expansion of harm reduction programs has slowed down the growth rate among IDUs

Government instigated and rapidly developed HIV prevention, care and treatment measures among vulnerable groups by;  Development of the 3 rd HIV National Strategic Plan  Methadone Maintenance Treatment (MMT) Programmes  Needle and Syringe Programmes: Through NGOs running Drop In Centers (DICs) and outreach teams  Triangular Clinics: Providing MMT and ARV to HIV positive IDUs  Delivering all of the services free of charge and confidential  Scale up the services to all the provinces toward universal access

Many of strategies in National program are toward prevention activities: Many of strategies in National program are toward prevention activities: Education, Blood safety, Precautions in health care settings, Harm reduction, Voluntary counseling and testing, prevention and care for Sexually Transmitted Infections

Establishment of :  VCT Centers  MMT Centers  DICs  Out Reach Teams  Peer Group Educators  Training of Trainers  Hot Lines Services  Home Care Services  Family Education

 Establishment of the behavioural surveillance system ( 2 nd Generation HIV Surveillance System ) system ( 2 nd Generation HIV Surveillance System )  Development of the National M& E System  Installing the Positive Prevention strategy by Positive Clubs  Establishment of HIV prevention in workplaces

 Development the Protocol of Standard Precaution  Produce Media Tool Kits  Procurement of CD4 & CD8 Tester instruments  Installing the Counselling and Harm Reduction Services for Vulnerable Women Vulnerable Women Delivering all of the services free of charge and confidential

Target groups HIV National Strategic Plan Main Objectives Main Objectives General Population Keep the prevalence of HIV below 0.1% among General Population General Population Reduction of Mother to Child Transmission IDUs Prevention of New HIV cases among IDUs and Reduce HIV prevalence among them Vulnerable Women Keep the prevalence of HIV below 5% among vulnerable women PLWHAs Increase the stay time under care & treatment

I.R.IRAN`s National AIDS Program emphasize it`s commitment towards it`s commitment towards  Zero New HIV infection  Zero Discrimination  Zero HIV related Death

Thanks for your Attention STOP the AIDS Keep the Promise