More than fifty experts from health and drug administrations from the European Union, Latin America and the Caribbean are participating in a three-day meeting in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, from March 24-27 to improve drug policies and expand community-based interventions.
The meeting is being held within the framework of the European Union (EU)-funded COPOLAD III Latin America-Caribbean-European Union Cooperation Program on Drug Policy, which aims to improve bi-regional cooperation on drug policy. In collaboration with the National Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Program (NADAPP) of the Ministry of Health and the National Drug Council of Trinidad and Tobago, this initiative focuses on strengthening support systems for vulnerable communities affected by drug use.
Participants from 14 countries, Bahamas, Belize, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Peru, Portugal, Spain, Suriname, Uruguay and Trinidad and Tobago, will exchange experiences, challenges and best practices.
Agenda de trabajos
Nota conceptual
PPTS Metodology
Propuesta de Formación del Seminario/Training Presentation
1 – Enfoque y Metodología/Focus and Methodology
2 – Cuatro modalidades de territorialización/Foru Ways of Territorialization
3 – Modelo de inclusión comunitaria/ Inclusion Model
Experiencias/Experiences
Portugal: Territorialización en entornos carcelarios–Claudia Costa
España- el Area de Prevención Social y los Planes Municipales-Alfonso Ramírez
Colombia / ABC Ley de utilidad pública2025 ING
Brasil: Centro de Acesso a Direitos e Inclusão cearense sobre drogas
Jamaica: Guiando a las comunidades hacia su empoderamiento
Propuesta de atención comunitaria desde Costa Rica
Perú-Centro de Escucha y atención en el Alambre, Trujillo
Trinidad & Tobago: Dispositivo de prevención comunitaria a través del deporte y el arte en Penal
