During the period 2011-2012, IDPC will be involved in a number of specific projects, in addition to the work we are already implementing:

• "New approaches in drug policy and interventions" - IDPC is working in partnership with the Transnational Institute , Diogenis and Forum Droghe to implement this project funded by the European Commission Drug Prevention and Information Programme. The project aims to promote debates on innovative drug policy alternatives. 
• "Community Action on Harm Reduction" - IDPC is working as a technical partner in an ambitious project led by the International HIV/AIDS Alliance, aiming to expand harm reduction services to 180,000 injecting drug users, their partners and children in China, India, Indonesia, Kenya, and Malaysia.
• "Strengthening the capacities of non-state actors - Actions in partner countries" - This project, funded by the European Commission and led by the International HIV/AIDS Alliance,in collaboration with a number of partners, seeks to build the political and social momentum for change by empowering civil society to inform, advocate for, and bring about social and political change to address HIV and to foster greater participation of people who inject drugs in social and community life. 
• "Modernising drug law enforcement" - This project, led by IDPC in partnership with the International Security Research Department at Chatham House and the International Institute for Strategic Studies, aims to collate and refine theoretical material and examples of new approaches to drug law enforcement, as well as to promote debate amongst law enforcement leaders on the implications for future strategies.
• "A strategic plan for strengthening international networks to support improved HIV/AIDS interventions amongst people who use drugs" - IDPC is working in partnership with Harm Reduction International and the International Network of People Who Use Drugs to create national and international legal, policy and funding environments that enable and promote the implementation and scale up of HIV prevention, treatment and care for people who inject drugs.