1. HOME/2014/JDRU/AG/DRUG/7086 (JUST/2014/JDRU/AG/DRUG) Introduction
Identification and assessment of new psychoactive substances: a European network
HOME/2014/JDRU/AG/DRUG/7086 (JUST/2014/JDRU/AG/DRUG)
Introduction
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2. 4 Partners + 3 Associate Partners
Istituto di Ricerche Farmacologiche Mario Negri (IRFMN), Italy
Universitat Jaume I de Castellon (UJI), Spain
Facultade de Farmacia, Universitade de Lisboa (FFULIS), Portugal
Istituto Nacional de Medicina Legal e Ciencias Forenses (INMLFC), Portugal
Norsk Institutt for vannforskning (NIVA), Norway
Staten Institutt for rusmiddelforskning (SIRUS), Norway
Egas Monitz - Cooperativa de Ensino Superior (EMCES), Portugal
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3. HOME - EU Drugs Policy Initiatives – DRUG
New psychoactive substances: to support the implementation of EU legislation on new psychoactive substances by improving the capacity to identify and assess new psychoactive substances, to respond effectively to the rapid spread of such substances across the EU, by reducing the availability of harmful substances, monitoring the extent and patterns of use of such substances, and by sharing best practices on prevention.
Rehabilitation: to develop and share innovative approaches aimed at preventing relapse and models of good practice for reintegration and rehabilitation of (long-term) drug users, including those released from prison, inter alia by exploring alternatives to coercive sanctions.
Best practices: to exchange best practices on cooperation between public authorities involved in drug related services, including at local or regional level, and civil society, to ensure that drug supply and demand reduction activities are joined up, with a view to enhancing the effectiveness of prevention, harm reduction and law enforcement activities to help prevent and reduce the number of drug-related offences.
Civil society: to support the involvement of civil society in the implementation of the objectives of the EU Drug Strategy and of the specific actions under the EU Drugs Action Plan , with a view to helping reduce the negative consequences of illicit drugs on individuals and society.
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4. HOME - EU Drugs Policy Initiatives – DRUG
Contacts DG HOME E1:
Programme Coordinator: Christina Naneva
Project Managers: Petar Kovachev
Mercedes Revuelta – Mercedes.REVUELTA-
Zaldo
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5. Selected Projects: EU Drugs Policy Initiatives – DRUG
ReWIND - Rehabilitation Way in New Directions (6629)
Coordinator: Eughenia s.c.s. (Italy)
Michele Bulzis and Jonida Sheremeti
DG HOME: Mercedes Revuelta – Zaldo
PRIDE – Profiling Relations in Drug Trafficking in Europe (7074)
Coordinator: Catholic University of the Sacred Heart (Italy)
Fidelia Cascini
New Psychoactive Substances – transnational project on different user groups, user characteristics, extent and patterns of use, market dynamics, and best practices in prevention (7077)
Coordinator: University of Amsterdam (the Netherlands)
Marije Wouters and Jeroen van Wolferen
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6. Coordinator: Maastricht University (the Netherlands)
Predicting Risk of Emerging Drugs with In silico and Clinical Toxicology – PREDICT (7082)
Coordinator: Maastricht University (the Netherlands)
Jan Ramaekers and Corry van Gurp
DG HOME: Petar Kovachev
Identification and Assessment of New Psychoactive Substances: a European Network (7086)
Coordinator: Mario Negri Institute for Pharmacological Research (Italy)
Ettore Zuccato and Riccardo Sclavi
Triple R – Rehabilitation for Recovery and Reinsertion (7092)
Coordinator: Comunità San Patrignano Società Cooperativa Sociale (Italy)
Sara Carrena and Andrea Rivalta
B.A.O.N.P.S. – Be Aware On Night Pleasure Safety (7107)
Coordinator: Alice Onlus Social Cooperative (Italy)
Lorenzo Camoletto and Elisa Fornero
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