{"content":[{"text":"Nepal NHSP and its Key Priority Actions: \n • Develop human resource plan or strategy for national HIV program and sustainability plan for HIV services \n • Strengthen integration of HIV services into health systems at all levels \n • Standardize ART sites in terms of human resources, health infrastructure and availability of other health \n care services. \n • Scale up the health insurance scheme for PLHIV across the country. \n • Addressing social protection services for key and vulnerable populations, including income generation \n opportunities for PLHIV and KPs, is a priority for CSOs and local governments to ensure adequate care \n and support provisions through community care centers (CCC) and community and home-based care \n (CHBC) services at the local level. \n • Strengthen joint monitoring and evaluation of HIV services including CSOs. \n • Further build the capacity of CSOs in scaling up out-reach services, community involved monitoring, \n documentation and advocacy for domestic resource mobilization","bbox":{"left":0.088235,"top":0.088783,"width":0.823802,"height":0.22955299999999995}},{"text":"The COVID-19 pandemic has brought challenges to KPs and most at Risk Groups in Nepal including limited \n resources and/or lack of government support for key populations. Many experienced loss of income and KPs from \n Low socio economic backgrounds became street dwelling. There was also increased gender-based violence (GBV), \n stigma and discrimination, disruption to HIV and other health services, criminalization of key populations with cuts \n in HIV funding and shifting funding priorities with the COVID19 epidemic and lack of larger planning for potential \n emergency response the country such as seasonal flooding. \n Ahead of the 2021 UN High-Level Meeting (UNHLM) on HIV and AIDS, national key population networks, and \n organisations and groups in Nepal came together to develop this collective statement to highlight the key issues \n and concerns affecting our communities. \n We call on the Nepal to adopt the recommendations presented in this statement and commit to guaranteeing the \n fundamental human rights of all people, including the right of everyone to the enjoyment of the highest attainable \n standard of physical and mental health. \n Below are the key issues we jointly want to recommend.","bbox":{"left":0.088235,"top":0.339324,"width":0.8238360000000001,"height":0.23301500000000003}},{"text":"Our Major Concerns","bbox":{"left":0.088235,"top":0.584452,"width":0.189403,"height":0.023648000000000002}},{"text":"•","bbox":{"left":0.092353,"top":0.630317,"width":0.008296999999999999,"height":0.01707700000000001}},{"text":"Upcoming High Level Declaration 2021 must separately address low income countries like Nepal in response \n to, and beyond HIV prevention treatment complemented by livelihood and income generation and Capacity \n building at all levels. \n The criminalization of people who use drugs and Sex work in our country has always been controversial and \n doubtful of evidence based harm reduction and SRH approaches leading to several challenges in the service \n delivery response towards HIV, hepatitis and TB. In response to the vision of ending HIV epidemic by 2030, \n decriminalization by virtue of health status and facilitating access to fulfilling basic human needs must be \n specifically addressed. \n Upcoming High Level Declaration 2021 must address the proper implementation of recommendations received \n from Universal Periodic Review and other UN treaties bodies relating to key population regarding their health \n and Human Rights issues.","bbox":{"left":0.117686,"top":0.629653,"width":0.794531,"height":0.18045100000000003}},{"text":"•","bbox":{"left":0.088235,"top":0.679256,"width":0.008296999999999999,"height":0.01707700000000001}},{"text":"•","bbox":{"left":0.088235,"top":0.760203,"width":0.008296999999999999,"height":0.01707700000000001}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}