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26.08.2015 Seite 1 1 Implementation of MEDISSA National Steering Committee Meeting Ashgabat 2 February, 2011 National Bureau for Drug Prevention Poland.

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1 26.08.2015 Seite 1 1 Implementation of MEDISSA National Steering Committee Meeting Ashgabat 2 February, 2011 National Bureau for Drug Prevention Poland

2 26.08.2015 Seite 2 2 MEDISSA – one component of CADAP  Activities on national level  Support of establishment of ISSA  building national information strategy and action plan  improvement of technical skills of persons involved in dissemination of information about drug problem and risk related to drug use  Activities on local level  Development of target-group-specific communication strategy

3 26.08.2015 Seite 3 3 Main assumptions and ideas  Assumptions  Local level is the best one for counteracting drug problem  Drug problem is involved in cultural context hence the prevention measures should be also culturally specific  Ideas  Initiation and integration of activities of numerous institutions into well designed and coordinated prevention programs  Mobilization all local resources  Formulation and implementation of best response to local specificity of drug problem

4 26.08.2015 Seite 4 4 Development of target-group-specific communication strategies  CADAP input:  training and consultancy  expertise (designing, evaluating program)  networking 26.08.2015  General approach - community based prevention  One locality (city, town) selected in each country  Dissemination of results and experiences to the national level  National and regional networking  Beneficiary input:  selection of locality  designing campaign (program)  implementing campaign (program)  The action includes development, implementation and evaluation of local campaign/program

5 26.08.2015 Seite 5 5 Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan Development of target-group-specific communication strategies CAMPAIGN IMPLEMENTATION Initial mission Training seminar Midterm evaluation seminar Final evaluation seminar Initial mission Training seminar Midterm evaluation seminar Final evaluation seminar Initial mission Study visit to Poland Training seminar Midterm evaluation seminar Final evaluation seminar Regional seminar Initial mission Training seminar Midterm evaluation seminar Final evaluation seminar Initial mission Training seminar Midterm evaluation seminar Final evaluation seminar

6 26.08.2015 Seite 6 6 Building national information strategies and action plan National seminar Study visit to Poland & Germany Regional seminar National seminar Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan

7 26.08.2015 Seite 7 7 Support for ISSA Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Turkmenistan Uzbekistan Training for journalists Regional training seminar (web page, help line)

8 26.08.2015 Seite 8 8 Initial mission  Preparatory meeting with national government and national experts – a half a day  Introductory meetings with local experts and authority – 4 days

9 26.08.2015 Seite 9 9 Initial mission – expected outcome  Specificity of local drug problem in selected sites and response identified  Priority for the action selected and agreed  Local working group established  Detailed draft working plan prepared  Draft agenda of next activity (study visit) prepared 26.08.2015

10 26.08.2015 Seite 10 10 Preparatory meeting with national teem  Description of local program - presentation  Discussion (rules of collaboration with national level, possible contribution of central government)  Introduction to activities for national level  Discussion – detailed planning of activities implementation 26.08.2015

11 26.08.2015 Seite 11 11 Preparatory meeting with national teem – expected outcomes  Role of institutions from national level in implementation of local activities defined  Draft of detailed plan of national activities implementation (national information strategy and action plan, web page, help line) developed 26.08.2015

12 26.08.2015 Seite 12 12 Introductory meetings with local experts and authority  Introductory presentation of the MEDISSA  Assessment (role and organization)  Training component related to prevention and early intervetion targeting young occasional drug users as well as public health approach to drug problem  Discussion on composition of local working group (local team) 26.08.2015

13 26.08.2015 Seite 13 13 Assessment visits to local institutions  Gathering information about:  Extend and nature of local drug problem  Attitudes to drug problem and drug users  Activities of institution on the area of drug problem  Cooperation between institutions on the local level  Gaps in response to drug problem on the local level 26.08.2015

14 26.08.2015 Seite 14 14 Working group initial seminar  Finalization of establishment of local working group  Presentation and discussion of results of initial assessment  Discussion about local priorities  Planning further action including study visit 26.08.2015

15 26.08.2015 Seite 15 15 Experiences with MEDISSA implementation in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan  The cities for local program selected (Urgench, Bishkek, and Dushanbe)  The working group/local team established  The priorities adopted and action plan drafted  Priorities for Bishkek:  Reaching young occasional psychoactive substances users, especially cannabis, with prevention and early intervention measures  Reducing barriers in access of drug addicts to services and labor market by decreasing discrimination practices

16 26.08.2015 Seite 16 16 Experiences with MEDISSA implementation in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan  Priorities for Urgench  Reaching problematic youth, especially young occasional cannabis users, with prevention and early intervention measures  Improvement of planning process (defining goal, objectives, expected out-puts)  Priorities for Dushanbe  Strengthening the capacity of teachers, parents, school psychologists and pedagogies in dealing with problematic youth  Media campaign addressed to parents to increase awareness  Reaching drug users to involve them in tratment

17 26.08.2015 Seite 17 17 Lesson learned  Huge differentiation of drug problem and socio- economical context in the region – differentiated response needed  Crucial role of close collaboration with local expert  The need for mutual elaboration of local program with local experts  European best practices cannot be directly transfer but should be carefully adopted  Important role of support from national government

18 26.08.2015 Seite 18 18 Conditions of successful implementation  The necessity for continuation of actions based on the results of CADAP 4  The acceptance of MEDISSA component as capacity building concept  Close and efficient collaboration with national and local stakeholders will play the crucial role in the implementation process  Open-minded and flexible approach to the needs of beneficiary countries 26.08.2015

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