Let's Keep Albania a Low HIV Prevalence Country:

The National Strategy of Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS in Albania, 2004-2010 

The need for a Strategy of Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS in Albania became evident after 2000 following an increase in the number of new cases, the need to establish collaboration and take action over various sectors and agencies, the need for a long-term/early warning approach, building the capacities of the sectors involved, and strengthen efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs 

Bosnia and Herzegovina Strategy to Prevent and Combat HIV/AIDS, 2004-2009

Bosnia and Herzegovina has an opportunity to establish monitoring and control over this difficult and lethal infection. A proper prioritisation in the fight against HIV/AIDS and the selection of strategic goals and appropriate interventions to prevent the occurrence of HIV/AIDS present, without doubt, a significant challenge to the recently inaugurated Advisory Board for the fight against HIV/AIDS in Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Kosovar Strategy for HIV/AIDS Prevention, 2004-2008

Kosovo’s strategy for HIV/AIDS prevention for the next five years intertwines the needs of the people living in Kosovo to have a unique policy on HIV/AIDS with the best international practices on this issue. Faced with an increased numbers of threats, especially the lack of data on vulnerable groups and the limited knowledge of Kosovo’s population on HIV/AIDS, the need for compiling this document in which the path of Kosovo to prevent HIV/AIDS will be presented was a necessity of time.

Macedonia HIV/AIDS National Strategy, 2007-2011

Republic of Macedonia, National HIV/AIDS Strategy 2007-2011 The main goal of the five year Strategy is to maintain low HIV prevalence in the country. This goal will be achieved by carrying out programmatic and policy actions in five strategic action areas:

1. HIV prevention among most-at-risk populations
2. Other prevention strategies/activities
3. Prevention of treatment, care and support to people living with HIV/AIDS
4. Collection and use of strategic information
5. Coordination and capacity building.

HIV/AIDS strategy for the Republic of Montenegro

 The National Strategy offers to Montenegro the opportunity, over the next five years, to establish an appropriate multisectoral response to tackle the complex medical, social, legal and human rights issues raised by HIV/AIDS. The Strategy framework will guide the design and implementation of the interventions within the overall national programming, governmental and non-governmental sector, and serve as the basis for developing of the sustainable system for monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of the national response.

 

National Strategy for the Fight against HIV/AIDS, Republic of Serbia, 2005-2010

After the overall changes in the society in 2000, the Government of the Republic of Serbia has intensified its effort focused on the prevention and treatment of the persons suffering from HIV/AIDS. Providing the appropriate solutions, in the course of 2004 the Government of the Republic of Serbia has first reformed the existing commission and then, in June of the same year, created a new Commission for the Fight against HIV/AIDS.

 

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 National Strategy Action Plan for the Fight against HIV/AIDS in Serbia, 2005-2010

The main themes in this plan are: prevention; care, treatment and support of PWHAs; role of the community in the fight against HIV/AIDS and to support PWHAs; and epidemiological surveillance of HIV/AIDS, monitoring and reporting.