Promote a unified platform and common voice for people who use drugs in Asia, through providing representation and coordination at various forums where people who use drugs should be represented.

Establish or strengthen national networks of people who use drugs in Asia to ensure their representation at all decision making forums and processes which affect their lives.

Advocate for harmonisation of policies that negatively impact on the health and well being of people who use drugs, decriminalisation of drug use and reduced stigma and discrimination.

Advocate for universal access to diverse range of evidence based, locally driven harm reduction approaches in conformity with the ‘WHO, UNODC, UNAIDS Technical Guide for Universal Access to HIV prevention, treatment and care’ for people who use drugs in the Asian region with special focus on access to hepatitis C diagnosis and treatment.

Establish strategic alliances and forge collaborations with various like minded individuals, groups and organizations to promote and support the effective and meaningful participation of people who use drugs in the regional and global response to HIV and drug use.

Provide expertise, resources and support to country networks in advocating for issues affecting people who use drugs at country levels.