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Publications
You can find relevant publications from the Global Partnership on Drug Policies and Development (GPDPD) and other organisations here.
Raising Voices: Empowering female farmers in drug crop cultivation areas
What is known about the lives of women in drug production areas? What experience and skills do they have and how can they be used to improve the lives of smallholder families? The new publication "Raising Voices: Empowering female farmers in drug crop cultivation areas" summarises the experiences and stories of affected small farmers and aims to encourage political decision-makers and implementing organisations to include them in their development-oriented drug programmes.S3 Practice Guideline Methamphetamine-Related Disorders (Thai language)
The document describes successful medical-therapeutic treatment concepts and offers professionals a guideline for taking care of people who use methamphetamine.GPDPD Fact Sheet
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Conference room paper submitted by the Federal Republic of Germany on the importance of harm reduction for people who use stimulant drugs (E/CN.7/2018/CRP.5)
18.09.2019 Raising Voices: New publication on the life of women in drug crop cultivation areas
What is known about the lives of women in drug crop cultivation areas? What experience and skills do they have and how can these be used to improve the lives of smallholder families? The new publication "Raising Voices: Empowering female farmers in drug crop cultivation areas" summarizes the experiences and stories of affected female small farmers and aims to encourage political decision-makers and implementing organizations to include them in their development-oriented drug programmes.
15.11.2018 What is Sustainable Alternative Development (AD)?
What is Sustainable Alternative Development (AD) and how does it transform the life of people in drug crop cultivating communities? The Mae Fah Luang Foundation with support of the Global Partnership on Drug Policies and Development explains how the AD approach can diversify livelihood opportunities to help impoverished and marginalised communities to thrive. AD puts people and their needs at the centre and offers a holistic solution to address the root causes of illicit drug crop cultivation while fostering sustainable development in balance with the environment.
26.10.2018 Speed limits – Harm reduction for people who use stimulants
Harm reduction for people who use stimulants
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