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The National Strategy for HIV/AIDS was formulated based on information gathered from a Situational Analysis of HIV/AIDS in Belize, which was conducted byu the National AIDS Task Force. The process for the development of the National Strategy was initiated in May 1998. It represents a national effort to respond to the HIV/AIDS epidemic through a coordinated multi-sectoral approach. Consultations were conducted countrywide t oidentify HIV/AIDS related problems and strategies for prevention, intervention and support for people with HIV/AIDS. Three priority areas were identified in the consultation process: Attitudes and Practices, Inter-sectoral Coordinationand Services. This plan focuses on these three priority areas and identifies priority groups, activities and expected outcomes for each area. The National Strategy 2000-2003 is a centralized plan to be used as a guide for the program managers as they develop sectoral/district plans. The emphasis of the plan is on prevention and integrated comprehensive services to people with HIV/AIDS based on the vision statement.
Mongolia is a country with few reported HIV cases. From 1 January to 30 April 2013, 137 HIV cases were cumulatively reported in the country with a prevalence of less than 0.1% among the general population; it was estimated that 674 persons were living with HIV at that time. The success of keeping HIV prevalence at such a low level has been the result of strong government commitment to the national response to HIV/AIDS with collaboration and support from civil society organizations and development partners including the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (Global Fund) and United Nations organizations. In 2010, the National Strategic Plan (NSP) on HIV/AIDS and STIs (2010-2015) was developed to define the main strategic directions for the national response to HIV, AIDS and STIs in Mongolia.