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Kyrgyz Republic: Civil society as a driving force for shaping up a new drug policy .

Kyrgyz Republic: Civil society as a driving force for shaping up a new drug policy. Progress report: Experts’ meeting. Evaluation against the 2009 Declaration Participants: Civil society organizations Parliament Ministry of Health Ministry of Interior Drug Control Agency UN Agencies

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Kyrgyz Republic: Civil society as a driving force for shaping up a new drug policy .

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  1. Kyrgyz Republic: Civil society as a driving force for shaping up a new drug policy.

  2. Progress report: Experts’ meeting • Evaluation against the 2009 Declaration • Participants: • Civil society organizations • Parliament • Ministry of Health • Ministry of Interior • Drug Control Agency • UN Agencies • The Report as a Road Map for follow up

  3. Civil society as a key player • Meaningful engagement • Programs • Laws • Assessment Equal partnership • State agencies • UN, international organizations • Joint participation at international forums Trust • The Report is approved as a CND country report

  4. Achievements: • Harm reduction – strong part of drug policy • Consistency • Political will

  5. Problems identified • Dependence on international funding • DD stems from HIV prevention • Occasional focus on Human Rights • Limited participation of affected communities and local communities

  6. Follow up • QUALITY • INSTITUANALIZATION • SUSTAINABILITY • BALANCED APPROACH • HUMAN RIGHTS

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