On of the main ideas is to strengthen links with existing partners in the implementation of programmes which are already underway, to ensure that those reached on the field are redirected to the services offered by PILS or the government.
Ayahuasca is the Quechua word referring to a liquid produced by the slow decoction of the Amazonian Banisteriopsis caapi vine which contains harmine, harmaline and tetrahydroharmine.
A window of opportunity exists to test approaches to drug prevention that take into account existing evidence and the rights of individuals who use drugs.
Their model drug law is based on evidence and research from New Zealand and around the world about the best way to reduce the harms caused by both drugs and our current drug laws.
The Global Forum on MSM & HIV provide advice to civil society and community groups on how to engage in grant-making activities once a funding request has been developed.
The English Harm Reduction Group have published a statement, strongly condemning the absence of harm reduction in the UK Drug Strategy, despite dramatically increasing numbers of drug-related deaths.