- Focus on evidence-based and current best practice

- To assist law enforcement and other uniformed services build their capacity and enhance their role as part of the national HIV response.

1. An Overview of HIV and AIDS epidemiology and response

2. Occupational Health and Safety for LE officials in the Context of HIV

3. An Overview of the Role of LE officials in Public Health and the Importance of Working with Vulnerable Populations

4. Risk and Vulnerability: Policing Key Populations and Protecting Human Rights

5. An introduction into Drugs, Policing and Harm reduction

8 modules

6. Part A: An Overview of the WHO, UNODC, UNAIDS Comprehensive PackagePart B: An Overview of the Role of LE officials in Drug Overdose

7. Law enforcement and the use of discretion, drug diversion programs and the role of an ethical framework

8. Creating multi-sector partnerships to more effectively work with vulnerable populations to enhance the National HIV Response

8 modules

• Annex 1 “Creating a Law Enforcement Institutional Environment that will Support an Enhanced Role of LE officials in the National HIV Response” outlines specific components of the design of an overall National HIV Policy for LE officials.

• Annex 2 “Implementation and Evaluation of the UNODC Training Guidelines” contains more specific logistical considerations for the implementation of the training manual across various law enforcement training institutes and to LE officials who are already working in the field.

• Annex 3 “References, Additional Readings and Resources” contains the full text of each of the references as well as providing a list of potential additional readings and resources that may be useful when adapting and implementing the Training Guidelines at the country specific level.

3 Annexes