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    The National AIDS Control Program was launched in 1987 to prevent further transmission of HIV infection and minimize socioeconomic impacts of HIV/AIDS. The National AIDS Control Organisation was established to implement and monitor the program. The current phase, NACP-IV launched in 2017, has a budget of 14,295 crores with the goal of halting and reversing the HIV/AIDS epidemic in India over 5 years through prevention, care, support, and treatment programs including antiretroviral therapy, targeted interventions for high risk groups, and condom promotion.

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    The National AIDS Control Program was launched in 1987 to prevent further transmission of HIV infection and minimize socioeconomic impacts of HIV/AIDS. The National AIDS Control Organisation was established to implement and monitor the program. The current phase, NACP-IV launched in 2017, has a budget of 14,295 crores with the goal of halting and reversing the HIV/AIDS epidemic in India over 5 years through prevention, care, support, and treatment programs including antiretroviral therapy, targeted interventions for high risk groups, and condom promotion.

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    The National AIDS Control Program was launched in 1987 to prevent further transmission of HIV infection and minimize socioeconomic impacts of HIV/AIDS. The National AIDS Control Organisation was established to implement and monitor the program. The current phase, NACP-IV launched in 2017, has a budget of 14,295 crores with the goal of halting and reversing the HIV/AIDS epidemic in India over 5 years through prevention, care, support, and treatment programs including antiretroviral therapy, targeted interventions for high risk groups, and condom promotion.

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    National AIDS CONTROL

    PROGRAM (NACP)
    NATIONAL AIDS CONTROL PROGRAM
    • The National AIDS control program was launched in the year 1987.
    • The Ministry of Health and Family welfare has set up National AIDS
    Control Organisation(NACO) as a separate wing to implement and
    closely monitor the components of the program.
    • The aim of the programme is to prevent further transmission of HIV
    infection and to minimize the socio economic impact resulting from
    HIV infection.
    NACP-IV
    • It was launched on 12 February 2017
    • Total budget outlay Rs.14295 crores
    GOAL:-
    To HALT and REVERSE the epidemic in India over next 5 years by integrating programmes for prevention and
    care, support and treatment.
    OBJECTIVES:-
    Reduce new infections by 50% (2007 Baseline of NACP III)
    1. Provide comprehensive care and support to all persons living with HIV/AIDS
    Services provided are:
    1. Anti-retroviral Therapy
    • 1St line ART
    • Alternate 1st line ART
    • Second line ART
    National Paediatric HIV/AIDS initiative
    Targeted Interventions For high risk groups
    Condom promotion
    Thank you

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