Policy Brief: “Where There Is Fruit, There Is Seed: Scaling Up Community Involvement for Integrated, Responsive, and Sustainable Harm Reduction”
This policy brief underscores the transformative potential of community-led responses in driving sustainable harm reduction strategies. It highlights the indispensable role of communities in addressing the intersecting challenges of HIV, TB, and viral hepatitis, while aligning with global targets.
By emphasizing actionability, measurable progress, and equity, this brief calls for urgent investment in community leadership to ensure no one is left behind. Scaling up community-led responses is essential to achieving sustainable and equitable health outcomes and policymakers must prioritize investment in these initiatives, ensuring measurable progress and inclusive participation.
