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4 Condom and Lubricant Programming

Figure 4.1 Roles and responsibilities in condom programming
Programme level
Central

State/Province

District/County

Programme role
• Leadership of national Comprehensive Condom Programme
• Political leadership to destigmatize and normalize condom use
• Regular monitoring and evaluation of condom programming and communication of
results
• Advocacy for removal of laws and regulations that hinder condom programming
• Management of national supply chain system and logistics management system
(LMIS) for condoms and other commodities

• Management of condom and lubricant supply chains at the state/provincial level
• Capacity-building of organizations to implement LMIS
• Communication with state/provincial stakeholders to disseminate condom
programming results
• Police education on HIV prevention and advocacy for supportive laws regarding
carrying condoms
• Implementation of media programmes to destigmatize condom use

• Management of condom and lubricant supply chains at the district/county level
• Staffing and support for commodities distribution to lower levels
• Communication with district stakeholders to disseminate condom programming
results
• Police education on HIV prevention, and advocacy at district/county level for
supportive laws regarding carrying condoms
• Implementation of media programmes to destigmatize condom use

Municipality/
Sub-municipality

• Training of frontline workers in condom promotion and education
• Condom and lubricant distribution
• Collection of LMIS data to report to national Comprehensive Condom Programme
• Advocacy and education on policy for HIV prevention services and condom
promotion, to allow sex workers to carry condoms an