Representatives from civil society, and national and international stakeholders identify critical areas of concern, from health, advocacy and human rights, and provide recommendations for continuing their work.
Government representatives argue that prohibition has failed to stop the expansion of the informal market, prevent harm, ensure security and protect health.
20 regional civil society networks offer guidance on how the Global Fund should adapt to the circumstances caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
EECA INTERACT 2022 will bring together scientists, clinicians, members of civil society, and government officials to tackle topics facing individual countries while building capacity and strengthening research and clinical networks.
C-EHRN provides an update on the work to ensure access to harm reduction services and other forms of care and support for populations in situations of vulnerability in Ukraine and neighbouring countries.
Students for Sensible Drug Policy International and Youth RISE are launching a new Erasmus+ project intended to increase the capacity of youth-led organisations that engage in drug policy reform and young people to advocate at the European Union level.
The EMCDDA rapid assessment study is two-fold evaluates the initial service response to the needs of displaced Ukrainians in
neighbouring EU countries and identifies factors that may help EU countries to be better prepared for possible future needs in this area.
The survey's respondents were primarily cannabis growers, who had experiences of self-medication with cannabis, and supported different policies of legalisation and regulation - including age restrictions and licensing requirements to apply for commercial growing.
The US athlete is the latest target of the country's 'war on drugs', which serves corruption, social and political control, and the geo-political manoeuvres of the Kremlin.
