DRUG USE WORLDWIDE AND HIV

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DRUG USE WORLDWIDE AND HIV JULIA BUXTON

RELIABILITY OF DRUG USE DATA Arcane, century old prohibition regime: criminalization, stigma Law enforcement approach: quantitative, metrics ‘Measure what they treasure’ not IMPACTS Poor data for policy evaluation / programming

CONTEXTS OF DATA COLLATION Criminalisation: Hidden populations, informal economies, cognitive bias Drug control architecture: organic /synthetic bias UNODC reporting / national survey capacities Reliability and robustness of methods Capturing extent, nature, harms, benefits and characteristics over time

The Data: 2018 World Drug Report Global high: 275m people (5.6% global population) used drugs at least once 2016 31m ‘suffer from drug use disorder’ 1 in 6 with dud received ‘treatment’ (2016) Women as 1 in 5

PWID PWID (10.6m): ½ in China, Russia and US 1 in 5 are women, 1 in 4 under 24 y/o 20% of new HIV inflections (2015) 1 in 2 live with hepatitis C 1 in 8 live with HIV Only: 79 countries have both NSP and OST 4 have provision to scale 34 have HIV testing for PWID 162 no information on ART

PREVALENCE OF HIV INFECTION: PWID AND GENERAL POPULATION Countries with more than 30,000 PWID are shown. Data for PWID are from 2009-14, those for the general population are from 2014. Source UNAIDS Gap report

S. Larney et al, The Lancet Global Health, vol. 5, No. 12 (2017)

WDR 2018, p 20 Given the hidden and stigmatized nature of injecting drug use, it is extremely challenging to arrive at accurate and valid population size estimates for PWID and the prevalence of HIV among PWID in a given country

HOLISTIC POLICY FAILURE Opium poppy cultivation - 420,000 ha, coca cultivation - 213,000 ha Global opium production up 65% 2016-2017: 10,500 tons Global cocaine manufacture up 56% 2013–2016 - 1,410 tons 247 tonnes of ATS seized 450,000 drug use deaths (WHO)