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This survey is a part of a larger research project by the Civil Society Forum on Drugs aiming to assess the state of implementation of the EU Action Plan on Drugs 2017-2020 in the EU Member States and beyond. It is addressed to civil society organisations working in the field of drug policy.
The Civil Society Forum on Drugs (CSFD) is an expert group of the European Commission. Its members are selected by the Commission for a three-year mandate based on their competencies, knowledge, and expertise. One of its thematic working groups is concerned with the EU drug strategies and action plans.
Following the survey conducted at the beginning of the Action Plan 2017-2020 implementation (report can be accessed here), the CSFD continues the monitoring of accessibility and quality of key demand reduction and harm reduction measures. This survey aims to collect the data allowing for the evaluation of the current situation and identify the potential changes taking place during the last three years. Its results, complemented with other elements of this research project, will be published on the CSFD website.
Please, fill in the questionnaire providing answers according to your best expert knowledge. If you have any questions, please contact Iga Jeziorska, the Chair of the Working Group on the EU Action Plan, at:
iga.kender-jeziorska@euro-yoda.org
Thank you for your contribution!

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* 1. Geography of your work and expertise

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* 2. Please, indicate the area(s) of your organisation's work:

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* 3. Which country/area will your answers in this questionnaire apply to?

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* 4. Please rate the role the EU Drug Strategy and Action Plan on Drugs play in drug policy making in national level. (0 - no role at all, national policies are not in line with EU drug policies, 100 - they play a great role and national policies are fully in line with EU drug policies. International organisations can rate the European average.)

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* 5. Please rate the accessibility and quality of services in the following fields in your country/geographical area in a 10 point scale where 10 is high accessibility/high quality, 5 is medium accessibility/fair quality and 0 is no accessibility/very poor quality.

Accessibility - the equitable distribution of services taking into account the demographic composition, rural-urban mix and under-served areas or populations

Quality - services employees' competencies, skills, knowledge and behaviour, as assessed according to professional norms and as perceived by users

  Accessibility Quality
Prevention
Online prevention programs
Safer nightlife programs
Treatment
Treating co-morbidities
Recovery/rehabilitations
Needle and syringe programs
Opiate substitution programs
Naloxone distribution programs
Drug checking programs
Drug consumption rooms
Alternatives coercive sanctions
HIV and hepatitis C treatment availability among PWID

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* 6. Please rate the accessibility of services in your country/geographical area among the following specific populations on a 10-point scale where 10 is high accessibility, 5 is medium accessibility and 0 is no accessibility! (Scroll to the right to see all columns!)

  Prevention Harm Reduction Treatment Recovery/Social rehabilitation
Women
Young People
Ageing People
Prisoners
Migrants/ethnic minorities

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* 7. Please indicate the name of your organisation and name / contact of the person who filled the document (optional)

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* 8. If you wish to receive the report when it has been completed please give your email

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