Identify, recommend and test 95% of key population & Treat 95% of people diagnosed with HIV, Among them Retain 95% of people diagnosed with HIV on antiretroviral therapy. Eliminate vertical transmission of HIV and keep mothers alive and well. Eliminate congenital syphilis. Reduce 75% of new HIV infections.
Dr. Sarbesh Sharma
+977-1-536-1653 /977-9851330204
director@ncasc.gov.np
Information Officer
Mr. Lok Raj Pandey
Sr. Health Education officer
977-1-536-1653/977-9841689554
lokraj.pandey@ncasc.gov.np
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NCASC Staff Welcome and Farwell Program.
NCASC Staff Welcome and Farwell Program.
Interoperability of DHIS 2 tracker, Biometric system and mhealth
Users' Manual for HIV Care and ART Tracking (DHIS2 Tracker, mHealth and Biometric) System.
32 World AIDS Day 2021
32 World AIDS Day 2021
Training at Province of HIV Care and ART Tracking system
HIV Care and ART Tracking system
Interaction with Stakeholders on World AIDS Day 2022
Interaction with Stakeholders on World AIDS Day 2022
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The first case of HIV in Nepal was reported in 1988. Though the prevalence of the virus in the country has remained low, at 0.13%, the total number of People Living with HIV (PLHIV) is estimated at 30,300 as of 2021. In 2017, the National Centre for AIDS & STD Control (NCASC) of the Ministry of Health and Population launched the HIV Care and ART Tracking System in Nepal
