This 2015 Annual Report shows how the scope, scale and ambition of RCNF-funded initiatives have resulted in demonstrable and positive impact on the lives of those most affected by the HIV epidemic.
Data from 146 countries show some countries have achieved an important decline in new HIV infections, but many have not made measurable progress, and yet others have experienced worrying increases in new HIV infections.
The study provides data on the current extent and nature of stigma amongst the Scottish general public towards people with drug dependence and people who have recovered from drug dependence.
This case study examines the situation in Macedonia and makes recommendations to the Global Fund, national governments, civil society, and other donors for easing the transition and safeguarding previous gains in HIV prevention in Macedonia.
This report examines the impact of the transition from Global Fund support to governmental funding on the sustainability of harm reduction programs in Romania.
This case study analyses the readiness and risks of the Bosnia and Herzegovina transition from donor to domestic funding, identifying the challenges and recommendations.
This case study examines the situation in Albania and makes recommendations to the Global Fund, national governments, civil society, and other donors for easing the transition and safeguarding previous gains in HIV prevention in Albania.
This report presents the key activities performed by the EMCDDA and Europol in 2015 and the results of the implementation of Council Decision 2005/387/JHA on the information exchange, risk assessment and control of new psychoactive substances, including new psychoactive substances notified in 2015.
One in ten adults who died of a drug overdose in Ontario between April 2006 and March 2013 had been released from a provincial correctional facility within one year, researchers at St. Michael's Hospital and the University of Toronto have found.
Amnesty International documents the use of torture in Mexico’s “war on drugs”. Its impact on women has been largely ignored. This report analyses the stories of 100 women who have reported torture during arrest and interrogation by police and armed forces.
