Annual report 2010: the state of the drugs problem in Europe.

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Annual report 2010: the state of the drugs problem in Europe

2 European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA) Established: 1993 Location: Lisbon Staff: 100

3 A multilingual information package

4 Europe’s biggest drug problem Overall stable Large problem in some neighbouring countries Heroin problem Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

5 About 1.35 million in the EU and Norway: 0.4 % of the adult population Recent national estimates: 0.1 to 0.8 % of the adult population Problem opioid users Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

to one million in the EU and Norway — 0.26 % of the adult population Decrease in the proportion of injectors among opioid users entering treatment Injecting drug users Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

7 Trends in newly reported HIV infections in injecting drug users in four EU Member States reporting high rates of infection Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

8 Indirect indicators show stable or slightly increasing opioid problems in Europe Opioid trends Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

9 Trends in treatment entries by primary drug Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

10 Drug-induced deaths: change 2000 to 2003 Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

11 Drug-induced deaths: change 2004 to 2007/8 Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

12 Trends in mean age of drug-induced deaths in some European countries Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

13 Trend in heroin-related drug-law offences Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

14 Estimated number of heroin seizures and of quantities seized Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

15 Global heroin production Ageing cohort of problem opioid users Polydrug use and other high-risk behaviours Possible reasons for the current opioid trends Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

16 Reports of problem opioid use in Russia and Ukraine (UNODC): 2−4 times the EU average High proportion of drug injectors and levels of HIV infections Problem opioid use in neighbouring countries Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

17 14 million Europeans have ever used cocaine (4.1 %) 4 million during the past year (1.3 %) 3 million are between 15 and 34 years old Prevalence of cocaine use Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

18 Cocaine use: last year prevalence among young adults in Europe, Australia, Canada and the USA Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

19 Cocaine use: last year prevalence among young adults Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

20 Trends in treatment entries by primary drug Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

21 Around cocaine-related deaths were reported in 2008 Marked increases in Spain and the United Kingdom Cocaine deaths Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

22 Number of seizures increasing for last 20 years: (2008) Quantities seized decreased since 2006: 67 tonnes (2008) New smuggling techniques Cocaine seizures Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

million young adults (1.7 %) have used ecstasy in the last year 1.5 million young adults (1.2 %) have used amphetamines in the last year Overall stabilisation in the use trends of ecstasy and amphetamines Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

24 Trend in last year use among young adults Ecstasy Amphetamines Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

25 Regional differences in levels and patterns of problem amphetamine use in Europe Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

26 Illicit drug facilities dismantled in the EU as reported to Europol Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

million Europeans have ever used cannabis (22.5 %) 23 million in the past year (6.8 %) 17 million are between 15 and 34 years old Prevalence of cannabis use Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

28 Cannabis use: last year prevalence among young adults Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

29 Trends in treatment entries by primary drug Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

30 Daily cannabis use Up to 3 million young Europeans (2.3 %) could be using cannabis on a daily basis Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

31 Seizures About tonnes of cannabis seized (90 % resin) Domestic cultivation reported in all European countries Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

32 Detecting new drugs Record number (24) of new substances reported to the European Early-Warning System (EWS) in 2009 Growing popularity of synthetic cathinones, including mephedrone New synthetic cannabinoids Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

33 Use of new drugs (Spice, cathinones, etc.) Few studies available Changing substances and brands Can reach high prevalence levels among clubbers and cannabis users Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

34 Monitoring the Internet 170 online shops Substances sold as ‘legal highs’ Rapid adaptation to control measures Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

35 Development of drug policies in Europe Almost all EU Member States have a comprehensive drug strategy No clear pattern for linking alcohol and drugs strategies Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

36 Prevention Information provision is widespread in Europe, despite evidence of limited effectiveness Selective and indicated prevention still limited in most countries Development of prevention standards Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

37 Large investments in treatment At least 1 million Europeans undergo drug treatment every year Major increase over the last decades: new providers and new needs Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

38 Large investments in treatment: opioid substitution treatment Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

39 Estimated proportion of problem opioid users in substitution treatment Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

40 Treatment access: barriers and challenges Limited number of providers, restrictive admission criteria, costs, opening hours, etc. Pharmacological treatment for stimulant use Economic austerity: more needs and fewer resources? Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

41 Harm reduction About 40 million syringes distributed through specialised programmes Increases in syringe provision in most countries Overdose prevention with ‘take-home’ doses of naloxone in some countries Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

42 Prisons (situation) people in penal institutions in the EU Reports of 10−30 % incarcerated because of drug law offences Drug use prevalence much higher than among the general population Increased overdose risk after prison release Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

43 Prisons (responses) Entitlement to equivalent services as in the community Some countries recognise the need to develop specific strategies and interventions Transfer of prison health to Ministries of Health; integration of drugs or health services in prison Development of specific standards Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the internet Responding to drug problems

44 Proportion of prison population receiving opioid substitution treatment Heroin and injecting Cocaine Ecstasy and amphetamines Cannabis New drugs and the Internet Responding to drug problems

45 Conclusion 2010 Drug use in Europe is overall stable, but with regional variations Changes in the supply and use of established drugs and the emergence of a record number of new substances test Europe’s drug control models Europe’s response to drug problems has increased in the last decades, will it decrease with economic austerity? There is still progress to be made in several areas (prevention, treatment, prisons)