The National AIDS Commission of Indonesia, known by the Indonesian initials KPAN for Komisi Penanggulangan AIDS Nasional, was an independent Indonesian non-structural government agency responsible for the prevention and management of AIDS issues across the country. The commission operated until 2016, when it was abolished and its functions were transferred to the General Director of Disease Prevention and Control within Indonesia's Ministry of Health.
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Indonesia established a National AIDS Commission in 1994 to focus on preventing the spread of HIV, addressing the needs of people living with HIV/AIDS, and coordinating government, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), private sector, and community activities.
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The National AIDS Commission of Indonesia noted in 2015 the need for increased investment into HIV prevention with epidemiological modelling showing Indonesia would not achieve zero new infections and zero HIV-related deaths by 2030.
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