Welcome to the International Drug Policy Consortium website
The International Drug Policy Consortium is a global network of national and international NGOs that specialise in issues related to illegal and legal drug use. We have come together to pool our knowledge and contacts to advocate for more humane and effective drug policies at national and international level. This website contains details of our work, and provides easy access to a wide range of drug policy reports and events produced by the IDPC, our members, and related organisations... [+ more]
As the process of reviewing the 10-year achievements of the global drug control system continues, the IDPC has been synthesising the wide range of publications and analysis from its members into brief advocacy notes that summarise our positions on the key issues in this review. [+ more]
As the process of reviewing the 10-year achievements of the global drug control system continues, the IDPC has been synthesising the wide range of publications and analysis from its members into brief advocacy notes that summarise our positions on the key issues in this review. [+ more]
As the process of reviewing the 10-year achievements of the global drug control system continues, the IDPC has been synthesising the wide range of publications and analysis from its members into brief advocacy notes that summarise our positions on the key issues in this review. [+ more]
To provide our network and partners with concise information on the background to the UNGASS 10-year review, the IDPC has produced an Advocacy Guide that explains the structures, processes and issues involved. [+ more]
On June 19, 2008, WOLA Senior Associate John Walsh testified before Joint Economic Committee of the US Congress (chaired by Senator Jim Webb, Democrat of Virginia) on U.S. drug policy. [+ more]
A workshop for interested NGOs to review their contribution to the UN drug policy review, and agree actions for the next phase. Details to follow. [+ more]
As you can see from the website www.outreachwork.no, the main target audience for the conference are: practitioners, policy planners and researchers/ educators that are involved with early intervention or street-based youth work. The conference already has over 200 registrations from across Europe, Africa and North America. [+ more]
The BEYOND 2008 Forum is an attempt to collect, analyse and disseminate the views and experience of civil society in relation to the achievements of the worldwide global drug control efforts based on the targets established by the UNGASS on Illicit Drugs in 1998. [+ more]