The returns obtained from the surveys formed the basis for an agenda of advocacy actions with priorities being defined by each country by the groups participating in the UNGASS-AIDS Forum on SRH&R. As a result, in all countries where we have been stimulating these efforts to monitor SRH UNGASS AIDS-related issues the relationships between Civil Society, Government and UN agencies have markedly improved. Also, the dialogue with the Government regarding the production of the National Report on UNGASS and Civil Society participation in this process is being improved in 2010.  The National AIDS Commission or Program has held open dialogues with CS and in all countries with an UNGASS Forum, it is helping to bring together different movements around cross-cutting issues associated to the AIDS response, Human Rights, Drugs users, Gays, Transgender Women; in a general collaboration in the advocacy efforts.

 
The project show that the use of international instruments is a useful and effective way of organizing the dialogue between civil society and governments and that it is possible to articulate several different segments in order to undertake actions that have an impact on the epidemic at the country level, not just restricting them to the AIDS movement or Health sectors.