The WHO report describes global and regional estimates on viral hepatitis, setting the baseline for tracking progress in implementing the new global strategy of eliminating hepatitis as a public health threat by 2030.
Cerda and Kilmer explain how Uruguay’s middle-ground approach to cannabis supply falls in between the two options commonly discussed in the United States: prohibition versus the standard commercial model.
Csete and Wolfe warn that though a public health approach is gaining pace at the international level, many "treatments" are neither voluntary nor evidence-based.
The Nigeria Stability and Reconciliation Programme examines the relationship between drug consumption, peace and security at the local and state levels in Nigeria.
The Community, Rights and Gender Department at the Global Fund shares findings, conclusions, and recommendations for enhancing meaningful engagement with Global Fund grants.
The Regional Center for Technical Assistance has developed a strategy to support civil society organisations to plan for sustainability of their outreach strategies to control HIV, TB and malaria.
The INCB underscores the importance of proportional responses to drug offences, reminding that the Conventions permit alternatives to conviction and punishment.
