Mobilization for AIDS Suraksha

Attain HIV/AIDS epidemic control in India by March 1, 2027 by achieving 95:95:95 targets and triple elimination of vertical transmissions (HIV, Syphilis, Hepatitis B)

Why is it important?

There are geographies e.g. North East and Punjab and demographics e.g. IDUs, Virtual Dating etc. where the disease is growing after a decade of stability

Program management is loose, testing and treating had many gaps at the facility level - kits, human resource, goal clarity, role clarity and so on

Critical need to fast-track UNAIDS targets and achieve epidemic control ahead of the global 2030 commitments

Program Highlights

4-tier district classification framework

Distrcts divided into Sangharshsheel, Saksham, Surakshit, Surakshit+ establishing clear goal clarity and accountability.

System inputs codification

Inputs codified via MAS Handbook, video guides, and supportive supervision deploying Sahyogis and Sanyojaks across 219 priority districts

Digital outcome tracking

Tech-enabled outcome tracking via SOCH Portal integration and MAS Dashboards enabling cascaded reviews at all levels

Recognition and field motivation

Recognition (Surakshit Ghoshna & Sammaan Samaaroh) driving field motivation and repeated communication sustaining the momentum

Impact

219

Districts under supportive supervision which cover ~70% of India’s HIV burden

100%

Field officers gained role and goal clarity through MAS guides and regular communication

92.8–90.6–96.3

Progress towards India’s 95–95–95 HIV targets in September 2026

92 / 284

Surakshit / Saksham districts in September 2026, up from 16 / 149 in January

Our Partners

The team is working with National AIDS Control Organization, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India

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Write to us at: outreach@samagragovernance.in