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On the European Union level, the issue of how to strengthen the civil society involvement (CSI) in drug policy has increasingly attracted attention over the last few years, starting with the presentation of the “Green Paper on the role of Civil Society in Drugs Policy in the European Union” by the European Commission (2006) and the subsequent establishment of the “Civil Society Forum on Drugs” as a platform for regular dialogue on policy development and implementation between the Commission and representatives of European civil society. How the Civil Society Forum on Drugs is to be involved in EU drugs policy is further defined in the current EU Action Plan on Drugs 2017-2020 (Council of […]

Including civil society in the development and implementation is critically important, this is we know. But how to do this effectively, is less clear. This Road Map is a tool for both CSO’s and policy-makers to enhance the involvement of Civil Society in policy-making.

The European Society for Social Drug Research (ESSD) wishes to continue a fruitful tradition and, as in previous years, will publish a peer-reviewed book.

Inspired by the presentations and discussions at the 2018 annual ESSD conference in Budapest, the theme of the book is:

WHY? EXPLANATIONS FOR DRUG USE AND DRUG DEALING IN SOCIAL DRUG RESEARCH

Le rapport intersectoriel 2018 est rédigé par le CBCS en application de l’article 163 du décret de la Cocof du 5 mars 2009 relatif à l’offre de services ambulatoires dans les domaines de l’action sociale, de la famille et de la santé.

Les sources du rapport sont les rapports sectoriels élaborés précédemment par les organismes de coordination et/ou représentation* enrichis de quelques éléments contextuels de contributions extérieures. Il ne peut donc pas être appréhendé comme une photographie exhaustive et sa lecture doit être enrichie par moult documents disponibles par ailleurs.