Publications database

Drugnet Europe, the EMCDDA's quarterly newsletter, provides regular information on the Agency's activities to a broad readership. The newsletter aims to offer a complete overview of the work of the Agency and...

Commissioned each year by the EMCDDA and produced by the national focal points of the Reitox network, the National reports draw an overall picture of the drug phenomenon at national level in...

Women-specific drug issues have not, to date, been systematically examined by EU drug-information systems. However, most Member States do address the needs of drug-dependent women through specialised programmes, although their extent and...

This is the final report of a pilot project to describe and analyse local drug markets was started in September 1999 and carried out throughout 2000 in Frankfurt (Germany) and Milan (Italy).

The EMCDDA receives stable funding under Commission budget line B3-441 of the general budget of the European Union. Each year, a preliminary draft budget is presented by the Centre's Director to the...

Drugnet Europe, the EMCDDA's quarterly newsletter, provides regular information on the Agency's activities to a broad readership. The newsletter aims to offer a complete overview of the work of the Agency and...

The General report of activities is an annual publication providing a detailed progress report of the EMCDDA's activities over a 12-month period. Published every spring, it catalogues the Centre's achievements in each...

This is the scientific report from the second phase of a project set up to promote and co-ordinate the setting up of cohorts of drug users recruited through treatment centres, in order...

This report presents the results and findings of a field trial conducted in 1999 on the treatment demand indicator. This field trial was conducted as part of a project which had the...

Prevalence of problem drug use (PDU) is one of five key indicators used by the EMCDDA to provide more comparable, scientifically based estimates of the prevalence of more severe patterns of drug...