Publications database

The EMCDDA Programming Document for the period 2018–20 covers the final year of implementation of the EMCDDA Strategy 2016–18 and coincides with the completion of the first Roadmap established under the new...

This strategy sets out an ambitious course of travel for the agency to 2025. It presents a vision to contribute to a healthier and more secure Europe, through better informed drug policy...

The EMCDDA Single Programming Document (SPD) for the period 2017–19, which includes the 2017 work programme, is the first work programme to be implemented under the new EMCDDA Strategy 2025. Priority in...

The EMCDDA strategy and work programme for 2016–18 and the 2016 annual work programme is based on the EMCDDA’s vision to contribute to a more secure and a healthier Europe. A more...

The EMCDDA’s 2015 annual work programme sets out the objectives for the final year of the agency’s 2013–15 strategy. Among the core principles are: delivering a relevant, timely and responsive analysis of...

The 2014 Work programme continues to implement the commitments set out in the EMCDDA’s 2013–15 strategy and work programme. It builds on the achievements made in 2013 where measures were put in...

Communication is a core activity of the EMCDDA both in supporting its role as an information agency and helping further its reputation as the ‘reference point on drugs in Europe’. We now...

The EMCDDA treatment strategy provides a coherent strategic framework for data collection on treatment responses to drug use in Europe. Resulting from cross-unit collaboration in 2010–12, it offers a common conceptual framework...

This is the first of the three annual work programmes required to implement the activities and commitments set out in the EMCDDA’s new strategy for the 2013–15 period. The central challenge for...

The 2013–15 strategy and work programme is the third one since the EMCDDA’s recast Regulation in 2006. It is built around three top-level commitments: (a) providing a relevant, timely and responsive analysis...