In a meeting held in Lisbon, health and drug policy experts concluded that drug wastewater analysis will shape future public health initiatives.

OSF is working with communities to document discriminatory ethnic profiling and the problem and working with police to find solutions.

The goal of ATOME project is to align countries with WHO human rights and evidence based clinical standards to improve public health outcomes.

The data analysis provided in this publication will allow the analysis of the market from the demand and supply perspective and for the estimation of the size of the market and of the populations involved.

The goal of this publication is to produce effective global indicators to evaluate actions and policies of drug supply and drug demand reduction.

This investigation explores the correlation between the transparency index and routes used by international organised crime for its illicit trafficking.

The book makes a comparison between the laws of most European countries regarding illegal drug use and trafficking activities and highlights the different outcomes of the Italian and Portuguese laws.

The number of injecting drug users is growing every year in Romania, while harm reductions measures are lagging behind to meet the demand.

Policy makers and professionals need to know more about ‘Early intervention’ to implement these strategies in larger scale and about the obstacles to be expected when passing scientific findings into practice.

Opioid substitution treatment and harm reduction measures are crucial to tackle HIV and other infections in prisons in Eurasia.

This project, financed by the Life Long Learning Grundtvig Programme, will document best practice examples in different European countries and develop training to promote work and social (re)integration.

The task of the Scientific Committee is to assist the Management Board and the Director of the EMCDDA by delivering an opinion on scientific matters. The deadline for submission is 15 April 2013.

This report describes characteristics of users and consumption patterns among differenttypes of users of cannabis, ecstasy, amphetamines and cocaine, as well as the availability of drugs to the different seven sample EU Member States.

State-inflicted violence against women who use drug starts to draw more attention at international high-level meetings, as was the case in March, where two sessions addressed the issue.

For most people affected by drug use problem, there are family members who are affected also. The negative consequence can be more serious when it is a mother who is using drugs.

The task for this consultant is to develop a “roadmap” of EU institutions and mechanisms that can be used by EHRN, IDPC and others in their advocacy efforts for drug policy reform. The deadline for applications is Friday 8th March 2013.

This February 2013 newsletter focuses on drug policy developments and harm reduction services in Montenegro, OST treatment in Albania or the development of local responses to the emerging HIV threat among users of legal high in Romania.

The aim of this second TEDI' s report is to present the results of the data that has been gathered, analysed and compared by six harm reduction groups during the seven-month period June–December 2012 in five countries.

SENSE invites the authorities to consider the unintended consequences of the recent decision to prosecute Dr Katerina Matsa and Mr. Stavros Kevopulos in the light of the right to health and access to treatment in one of the most vulnerable groups in Greece.

The International HIV/AIDS Alliance is seeking a Senior Policy and Programme Adviser: Harm Reduction Advocacy to play a lead role in the planning, development, technical oversight and delivery of a new three-year harm reduction advocacy programme. This position will be based in the UK as part of...