The Eurasian Harm Reduction Network position is based on an evidence-informed approach and promotes the respect, observance and protection of human rights.
The GIPA (Greater involvement of people living with HIV) Good Practice Guide contains information, strategies and resources to support programme officers in enabling meaningful involvement of people living with HIV in new and existing HIV programmes.
The Guide aims to support the scale up of community-based HIV and harm reduction programmes in developing and transitional countries. It looks at practice and research and also sets out an approach to programming at the community level where communities are fighting poverty, rapid social change, inequality and sometimes restrictive political cultures.
This document, prepared by overdose experts Matt Curtis and Nab Dasgupta for OSI and EHRN, presents evidence and arguments that organisations can make to AIDS funders to show that overdose prevention and response matter for HIV programming.
The 'Young People's Recommendations for Addiction Prevention Policy Paper' was compiled by the Drug Policy Programme of Espolea through a series of workshops, in order to build on the current drug policy debate and contribute to the engagement of young people in dialogue around prevention, harm reduction, treatment and law enforcement.
The toolkit provides information and guidance on conducting situation and needs assessments for the prevention and treatment of HIV infection and tuberculosis in prisons, and aims to help governments set more specific targets for achieving the universal access of prisoners to evidence-based HIV prevention, treatment, care and support interventions.
This PEPFAR document serves as an update to the previous policy and technical guidance on the development of HIV prevention-focused programmes for people who inject drugs in an effort to reduce their risk of HIV acquisition and transmission.
This report presents recommendations to governments for legislative and policy reform to strengthen the national response to the HIV epidemic and improve accessibility of evidence-based HIV-related services for people who use drugs and incarcerated people. Further recommendations aim to ensure that UN and other international aid organisations support countries in implementing such reforms.
This regional strategy is a roadmap for Member States, civil society and development agencies on how to successfully address the HIV epidemic among people who inject drugs in Asia and the Pacific.
This briefing paper explores the question of Heroin Assisted Treatment (HAT), examines the growing body of evidence emerging from its clinical use in addiction therapies, and makes recommendations for policy makers.
This magazine features interviews with police officers from South East Europe and Eurasia who express their views on their countries’ law enforcement strategies, which often focus on arresting drug users for possession of small amounts of illegal drugs.