Community-Led Monitoring System (CLM) was born out of the need for a more rights-based approach to HIV & AIDS service delivery experiences and improvements. It aims to serve as a structure and mechanism for documenting evidence, experiences, and trends related to its four pillars; for improving community capacities to generate and use data for advocacy; and for triggering the co-creation of solutions by the different rights holders and duty bearers of the multisectoral HIV response. It envisions integrating HIV & AIDS-related programs, relevant data, and knowledge-based systems that will form an integral part of a national Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) system.