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This press statement calls on the Nepalese government and its development partners to review, readjust and redesign cost-effective and high-quality harm reduction interventions.
These briefing notes by the Open Society Public Health Program offer guidance on how to incorporate harm reduction best practices into proposals for the Global Fund Round 11.
On 14 August 2011, the Israeli government approved arrangements and supervision regarding the supply of cannabis for medical and research purposes.
Prime minister announces anti-drugs scheme will be halted while government rethinks strategy.
IDPC, HRI and INPUD are pleased to announce the awarding of a joint grant from the UK Department for International Development, which aims to create national and international legal, policy and funding environments that promote the implementation and scale up of HIV prevention, treatment and care for people who use drugs.
The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria is pleased to announce that the Round 11 call for proposal is now open, with a submission date of 15 December 2011.
Il mercato dello sballo ha superato le logiche tradizionali e le sostanze classiche, creando nuovi problemi a tutti i livelli. Questo argomento ha una grande rilevanza e mette a nudo la necessità di adeguare sempre più velocemente i sistemi da adotttare per la riduzione del danno, per la prevenzione degli usi ed abusi.
A special agreement between the Italian Government’s Drug Policy Department and the US ONDCP was signed to foster cooperation between the two countries. This is likely to give more importance to the Italian experience on drug policy, which remains conservative with regards to harm reduction.
The Vancouver health authority prepares to launch a pilot project later this year to distribute clean, unused crack pipes to drug users.
ThinkingDrugs allows the public to explore some of the arguments that are central to drug policy in the form of an argument map. The website looks at the arguments while referencing the situation in Russia, the Netherlands, Mexico and the UK.
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