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Importance of reducing illicit drug demand.
Reducing illicit demand for amphetamine-type stimulants.
Accordingly, the Action Plan placed emphasis on reducing illicit demand for ATS.
Reducing illicit drug demand: revised draft resolution.
Alternative development as a key component of policies and programmes for reducing illicit drug production.
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Reducing illicit demand for drugs”, fact sheet released in English in March.
States in South-East Asia have made remarkable progress in reducing illicit opium poppy cultivation in the past decade.
Progress in reducing illicit opium poppy cultivation in Afghanistan appears to be slow.
UNDCP will hold meetings to promote andcoordinate international activities aimed at reducing illicit drug demand.
The goals of the plan include reducing illicit cannabis cultivation and strengthening border controls.
Support continued to the China/Myanmar border area law-enforcement project aimed at reducing illicit drug trafficking.
Programmes for reducing illicit drug demand are limited, and facilities for the treatment and rehabilitation of drug abusers are grossly inadequate.
Speakers reported on the drug control strategies of their Governments aimed at reducing illicit drug supply and demand.
Governments should recognize that reducing illicit drug demand and reducing illicit drug supply are complementary and mutually reinforcing.
The conference provided an opportunity to review the status of knowledge andexperience on the use of sports as a means of reducing illicit demand for drugs.
National measures and export controls:their effectiveness in reducing illicit small arms traffic, and possible mechanisms for the sharing of expertise;
Reducing illicit drug demand and reducing illicit drug supply are both essential components of a comprehensive programme for preventing drug abuse.
The progress made by the Governments of the Lao People's Democratic Republic and Myanmar in reducing illicit opium poppy cultivation has been remarkable.
In 2006, Afghanistan made no progress in reducing illicit opium poppy cultivation, despite having received significant amounts of military and development assistance.
UNODC also facilitated the provision of advisory services to the Government of Indonesia for the design of a programme aimed at reducing illicit cannabis plant cultivation in Aceh Province.
The sustained progress made by States in South-East Asia in reducing illicit opium poppy cultivation has been offset by significant increases in cultivation in Afghanistan.
Its main area of interestwill be supply reduction, in connection with development-oriented measures aimed at reducing illicit cultivation.
The contribution to achieving the broader aims of the Programme of Action(e.g., reducing illicit trafficking) should be considered, not simply quantitative outputs such as the number of weapons destroyed;
Recognizing the desirability of providing, to the States most affected by the transit of drugs,assistance in enhancing law enforcement capabilities and in reducing illicit drug demand.
While impressive progress has been achieved by countries in South-East Asia in reducing illicit opium poppy cultivation, those efforts need to be sustained.
Reducing illicit traffic in opiates will contribute to enhanced international peace and stability as well as to solving problems of economic, social and humanitarian character related to the world drug problem.
The desirability of providing, to the States most affected by the transit of drugs,assistance in enhancing law enforcement capabilities and in reducing illicit drug demand, Appreciating.
While Pakistan has achieved a significant measure of success in reducing illicit poppy cultivation and promoting crop replacement programmes, illicit consumption and trafficking are increasing.
At the request of the Government of Indonesia, UNODC has facilitated the provision of advisory services for the design of a programme aimed at reducing illicit cannabis plant cultivation in the Province of Aceh.
UNDP is co-financing a UNDCP subregional project on reducing illicit drug use in the highlands of east Asia(Cambodia, China, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Myanmar, Thailand and Viet Nam);