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Demand reduction programmes should take into account.
It is the youth audience that drug demand reduction programmes should address.
Demand reduction programmes should be integrated into national master plans Norway, UNICRI.
Recalling the Declaration on the Guiding Principles of Drug Demand Reduction, which states that demand reduction programmes should be effective, relevant and accessible to those groups most at risk, taking into account differences in gender, culture and education.
Demand reduction programmes should be developed and implemented within the context of an overall national strategic plan Australia, Colombia, ESCAP.
Central to the Declaration on the Guiding Principles of Drug Demand Reduction is the principle that responses should be consistent with the evidence and that demand reduction programmes should therefore be based on a regular assessment of the situation.
Effective demand reduction programmes should complement and be coherent with law enforcement strategies and drug regulations.
Taking note of the Action Plan for the Implementation of the Declaration on the Guiding Principles of Drug Demand Reduction, adopted by the General Assembly in its resolution 54/132 of 17 December 1999, which, inter alia,recognized that demand reduction programmes should cover all areas of drug abuse prevention, ranging from discouraging the initial use of illicit drugs to reducing the negative health and social consequences of drug abuse.
Demand reduction programmes should address the ethical and cultural dimensions of the problem in national educational policies and programmes. .
A further indicator of both the appropriateness of national strategies andthe extent to which they are in accord with the Declaration on the Guiding Principles of Drug Demand Reduction(which stresses that demand reduction programmes should be based on a regular assessment of the drug situation) was that the majority(79 per cent) of States that had national demand reduction strategies reported that the nature of the drug problem had been assessed before their strategies had been developed.
Demand reduction programmes should be designed to address the needs of the population in general, as well as those of specific population groups, paying special attention to youth.
The representative of South Africa noted that demand reduction programmes should be integrated into broader social health and welfare programmes involving a community-wide participatory and partnership approach.
Demand reduction programmes should be based on a regular assessment of the nature and magnitude of drug use and abuse and drug-related problems in the population.
The demand reduction programmes should cover all areas of prevention, from discouraging initial use to reducing the negative health and social consequences of drug abuse.
Demand reduction programmes should cover all areas of prevention, from discouraging initial use to reducing the negative health and social consequences of drug abuse.
Governments should introduce drug demand reduction programmes including treatment, rehabilitation and social reintegration programmes that are effective, accessible, affordable and sustainable.
The Board drew Governments' attention to the crucial importance of demand reduction programmes, urging that demand reduction should become one of their priorities in the fight against drug abuse.
In accordance with international treaties, government entities andnon-governmental organizations should cooperate in carrying out demand reduction programmes for illicit drugs, tobacco and alcohol.
UNDCP should be very selective in undertaking demand reduction programmes and projects to be executed by itself, and should rather work through other organizations in the system Norway.
Governments should also introduce drug demand reduction programmes, including programmes for the treatment, rehabilitation and social reintegration of drug abusers, that are effective, accessible, affordable and sustainable.
Government entities, in cooperation with relevant agencies of the United Nations system, non-governmental organizations,particularly youth organizations, should cooperate in carrying out demand reduction programmes for illicit drugs, tobacco and alcohol.
Member States should further expand and improve the coverage of demand reduction programmes and services, including in the areas of prevention, treatment and rehabilitation, and should aim to reduce the negative health and social consequences of drug abuse.
In developing future demand reduction programmes, systematic programme monitoring and evaluation should continue to be built into all programme planning and should constitute an essential element of the national plans.
Reaffirming the Declaration on the Guiding Principles of Drug Demand Reduction, adopted by the General Assembly at its twentieth special session, in which Member States pledged their political, social, health and educational commitment to investing in demand reduction programmes, which should cover prevention, treatment, rehabilitation and social reintegration.
Demand reduction policies and programmes should.
Demand reduction methods and programmes should be evidence-based and cost-effective.
Alternative development programmes should include appropriate demand reduction measures.
Therefore drug demand reduction policies and programmes should address all sectors of society.
Programmes aimed at demand reduction should also receive urgent attention commensurate with the increasing magnitude of this problem.
Demand reduction strategies and programmes should also be built on knowledge acquired from research as well as lessons derived from past programmes. .