Association Prevent was created in 2004 in Novi Sad, Serbia, with the objective of educating the population about drug problems and STIs, advancing activities to prevent drug use and STIs, and promoting the advancement of youth work and volunteerism.

Association Prevent fue creada en 2004 en Serbia para educar a la poblacion, desarrollar actividades de prevencion del consumo de drogas y de infecciones sexualmente transmisibles, y promover la inclusión social de los jóvenes a través del trabajo voluntario y del empleo.

L’association serbe Prevent a pour but d’éduquer la population, de développer des activités de prévention de l’usage de drogues et des maladies sexuellement transmissibles et de promouvoir le volontariat et le travail des jeunes.

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La revisión por parte de la Junta del Fondo Mundial de los criterios de elegibilidad para solicitar financiación no debería acarrear consecuencias negativas para los países de ingresos medios.

Más información, en inglés, está disponible abajo.

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On the 7th – 8th November 2013, the Global Fund’s Board will consider revisions to the Eligibility, Counterpart Financing and Prioritization Policy (ECFP), based upon recommendations from its Strategy Impact and Investment Committee (SIIC). While some of these recommendations are positive; others, if adopted without changes, would have negative consequences for middle-income countries (MICs) and particularly regions with MICs such as Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA), Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) and the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).

We – the organizations representing civil society and including communities of people living with these diseases, i.e. key affected populations from different countries and regions - are deeply concerned about these recommendations and would like to share with Global Fund Board members our position on several critical issues that should be considered by the Board during its deliberations.

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Declaración conjunta de organizaciones de la sociedad civil de cara a la 30ª reunión de la Junta del Fondo Mundial 

sudeste europeo ofrece las últimas noticias sobre políticas de drogas y reducción de daños en la región.

During its annual meeting in Vienna in March 2012, the Drug Policy Network in South East Europe decided to publish a quarterly Newsletter for a more regular communication between the Network organisations.

The Newsletter was prepared and published by Diogenis, Drug Policy Dialogue in South East Europe, in collaboration with the members of the South East Europe Drug Policy Network. Each newsletter focuses on two or three countries in the region, for which updates are provided on issues related to drug policy reform, criminal justice, social and health programmes and human rights.

The first edition of the Newsletter provides updates on drug policy developments in Albania and Greece.

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