CND Thematic Discussions on Strengthening Public Health Responses to Drug Use Session 2: Drug Treatment and Health Services Falling Short of Meeting Needs; Increase in Deaths Related to Drug Use Chair: We begin the afternoon session with a discussion on the topic of Treatment and health services – falling short of meeting needs, increase in deaths …
L3. Promoting research on evidence-based interventions for the treatment and care of stimulant use disorders E/CN.7/2025/L.3 (…) Chair: There are several paragraphs in this document that have been agreed during informals, so we will go through those first. PP1 Agreed in CoW. PP4 Agreed in CoW. PP5 Agreed in CoW PP8 Agreed in CoW PP10 …
Item 1. Election of officers CND Chair. It’s an honour to welcome you to the 68th session of the CND. I thank all my colleagues at the extended bureau and secretariat. With over 2,000 participants, this is one of the largest CNDs. The CND can be followed in Boardroom A and UN Web TV. The …
MORNING SESSSION CCPCJ 1st VICE-Chair: Annotated Agenda. As you can see, it is proposed that the session today will address Item 4 on strategic management, budgetary, and administrative questions. As a joint meeting we are CND. Any outstanding elections for the FINGOV Bureau for 2024 will happen under that item as agreed upon by the …
2024 Thematic Discussions on the Implementation of All International Drug Policy Commitments, Following-up to the 2019 Ministerial Declaration Chair: Hello, good afternoon, everyone. Welcome back. Let’s begin the afternoon session. Introductory remarks: Mr. Michael Osman, Social Affairs Officer, Border Management Branch, UNODC: I’ll provide a brief overview to leave more time for our interactive discussions …
L2 – Celebrating the tenth anniversary of the United Nations Guiding Principles on Alternative Development: effective implementation and the way forward (Dominican Republic, Germany, Peru, Philippines and Thailand) Chair: Good Morning! Chair: We have two resolutions still to be agreed this morning. I hope we can see good flexibility this morning as in the last …