A sustainable future for cannabis farmers ‘alternative development’ opportunities in the legal cannabis market

TNI explains how reducing barriers for small farmers while raising them for large companies can help to steer legal cannabis markets in a more sustainable and equitable direction.

Publications 3 hours, 17 minutes ago

Edging forward: How the UN’s language on drugs has advanced since 1990 (Version 2)

IDPC and TNI provide an overview of the evolution of the UN-agreed language on key drug policy issues for the last three decades.

Publications April 7, 2021

Community participation and the legal regulation of drugs

16 December 2020 15:30-17:00

This webinar explores how to ensure communities affected by prohibition participate in drug policy reform and that legal regulation protects their livelihoods, espouses social justice and promotes equity.

Events 9 December 2020

UN green lights medicinal cannabis but fails to challenge colonial legacy of its prohibition

Although welcoming the removal from Schedule IV, drug policy experts expressed serious concerns that cannabis will remain in Schedule I of the 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs.

Press Releases December 2, 2020

Sustainable livelihoods and the legal regulation of drugs

13 November 2020

Online

The concept of ‘alternative development’ has dominated the intersection of drug control and development historically – but has been subject to growing critique. We explore how can it evolve into meaningful promotion of sustainable livelihoods for impacted communities, including possibilities for transitioning into legally regulated drug crop products.

Events 13 November 2020

The emerging cannabis industry in the Caribbean and a place for small-scale traditional farmers

FTCWG aims to contribute to the debate on finding sustainable and realistic solutions to the challenges posed by the developing cannabis industry.

Publications October 30, 2020

Cannabis rescheduling: A global introduction

IDPC and TNI offer guidance on WHO's cannabis scheduling recommendations.

Publications October 5, 2020

Drug policy experts raise concerns regarding the draft EU Agenda and Action Plan on Drugs 2021-2025 - Open Letter

Civil society experts concerned the new Agenda and Action plan turns its back to the EU's 'balanced approach' on drug policy.

News Alerts September 10, 2020

Responses to COVID-19 impacts must include Moroccan cannabis farmers

Despite the difficulties farmers face, cannabis production remains the most immediately viable and rapidly scalable livelihood in the Rif mountains.

Blog Posts August 27, 2020

WHO cannabis rescheduling and its relevance for the Caribbean

IDPC, TNI and the ICCR analyse the recommendations highlighting their historical context and their implications for Caribbean countries.

Publications August 13, 2020

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