Over 600 participants from 58 countries attended the First European conference on addictive behaviours and dependencies held in Lisbon in 2015. Following this success, the organisers have decided to launch Lisbon Addictions 2017.
This webinar will assess the achievements and shortcomings of civil society engagement with the UNGASS process, setting the basis for an interactive discussion on the implementation of the Outcome Document and on the ways forward in the run-up to 2019.
This multidisciplinary event will bring together leading scientists, legal experts, practitioners, environmentalists and other experts interested in the issues related to ayahuasca.
This 2 -hour webinar will describe the role of non-clinical health and human services providers in supporting clients living with chronic Hepatitis C as they consider starting hepatitis C treatment.
The Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) will host a number of thematic discussions on the implementation of the outcome document of the United Nations General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS) on the world drug problem on 10-11 October and 27-28 October 2016 in Vienna, Austria
In this edition, the 6th Latin American and 1st Caribbean Conference on Drug Policy aims to be a platform for discussion and elaboration of solution-oriented proposals.
La Conferenza tratta del tema della riforma delle politiche di droghe secondo la perspettiva delle regioni dove le misure innovatrici in questa direzione hanno iniziato a multiplicarsi nel corso degli ultimi anni. Per altre informazioni in inglese, vi preghiamo di leggere le informazioni successive.
A Conferência é o tema da reforma da política de drogas de acordo com perspettiva de áreas onde medidas inovadoras neste sentido começaram multiplicarsi nos últimos anos. Para obter mais informações em Inglês , por favor leia as seguintes informações .
This two-hour webinar will provide participants with an introduction to basic philosophy and practices of HIV/STI/HCV harm reduction with regards to substance use and sexual risk behavior.
The aim is to facilitate professional development, covering a range of topics and allow a forum for networking opportunities, information sharing and innovation to be shared amongst the substance misuse treatment providers and our partners.
The lecture will make the case for a new policy paradigm that promotes public health, addresses human rights violations, protects young people from harm and reduces opportunities for criminal gangs.