Alternatives to arrest or imprisonment in the case of minor drug offences
The COPOLAD Programme seeks to improve the results and reduce the negative impact on sustainable development of supply reduction policies...
Results of COPOLAD in 2022 and targets for 2023
On Tuesday 13 December, the COPOLAD programme's steering committee took place in Brussels, where the programme's funders and partners, as...
Drug Policy Challenges for Women
According to a recent study funded by the European Commission, more than 85% of drug users have experienced violence. These...
Support for scientific research on drugs
On 17 November, was launched the first session of the sub-group on Strategic support for the strengthening of national systems...
Cycle of webinars on synthetic drugs and psychoactive substances
This October, COPOLAD III, the European cooperation programme, organised together with the Network of Latin American Anti-Narcotics Prosecutors RFAI/AIAMP its...
26 embassies from Latin America and the Caribbean meet in Brussels to coordinate drug strategies
On Wednesday 5 October, the COPOLAD III Programme co-organised together with the Embassy of Bolivia in Belgium a meeting with...
Recommendations for the coordination of counter-narcotics investigations in prison and border environments
Guide produced by magistrates, police officers and border managers from 15 countries participating in the seminar "Drug trafficking areas and...
XIX Meeting of Contact Points of the GAFILAT Asset Recovery Network
The RRAG is a network of latin american financial action task force (GAFILAT), an organization of member whose objective is...
Copolad organizes study trip to Peru to learn about alternative development initiatives
The development of alternative crops to coca and marijuana is a bet of the European cooperation on drugs in order...
Latin America takes up the drugs and human rights debate
The Santa Rosa storm arrived in Buenos Aires at the end of August, as expected every year. Surrounded, as always,...
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