a. Development of various media communication support such as posters, leaflets and brochures; b. Production of TV and radio spots; c. TV program production; d. Publication of articles on the press; e. Organization of an extensive outreach program for Imams and Mourchidat as a communication medium in mosques; f.Finalisation of the national code of the sale of formula milk; g. Commitment of 104 hospitals as part of the initiative "Baby Friendly Hospital" to encourage breastfeeding. For its part, civil society states that Algeria has a legal arsenal that protects human rights of people living with HIV by guaranteeing such care without discrimination, in appropriate quality care services and the right to a decent life within the family and the society. It states that people living with HIV (PVIH) are considered as full citizens with a patient status. It recalled that a National Strategic Plan 2008 - 2012 was adopted by Algeria to strengthen the fight against HIV / AIDS. Various departments are involved, as well as civil society and UNAIDS. This plan includes the "Three Ones" with a common national framework to combat the diseases, which is a common national coordinating agency and a common national system of monitoring and evaluation as well as universal access to prevention, access to treatment, care and support related to HIV / AIDS. This strategic plan was considered as very ambitious by UNAIDS. This was in response to a bid of the UN Global Fund against HIV-AIDS. Now, Algeria is ineligible because the World Bank has changed the economic status of Algeria as an intermediate country. Providing a healthy diet and drinking water 1. In terms of healthy eating: 232.With the improvement of living conditions and health coverage in connection with the national development plan and health programmes implemented since the 70s, nutritional indicators show that the problems related to malnutrition recorded a sharp decline, and that the problems of overweight and obesity are gradually replacing the nutritional deficiencies. 233.Indeed, rapid changes in diets and lifestyles resulting from industrialization, urbanization, economic development and globalization, which accelerated during the past decade has had a significant impact on the health and nutritional status of the population, particularly countries with economies in transition such as Algeria. It has led to inappropriate eating habits and decreased physical activity, resulting in the development of overweight and obesity responsible for the increase in chronic diseases linked to diet. 234.Thus, obesity which is a major risk factor for non-communicable diseases has began to take a place in the society and therefore the reinforcement of nutrition surveillance has been integrated into the action of the MSPRH. Moreover, the results 38