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Situational analysis of illicit drug issues and responses in the Asia–Pacific region 334 Recent relevant LECP initiatives include: • facilitating significant joint operational activities with Malaysia, Fiji and Thailand through the provision of personnel and equipment to assist the promotion of joint investigations into major narcotics syndicates operating across multiple jurisdictions, including Australia • the provision of training and equipment to the Samoan Police Service to develop its internal security capacity for hosting major events • funding the establishment of the Pacific Transnational Crime Coordination Centre in Suva, Fiji, and Transnational Crime Units in Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu and Papua New Guinea • funding the placement of a full-time AFP program manager and Pacific Island police officer in the South Pacific Chiefs of Police Secretariat in Wellington, New Zealand • the ongoing provision of specialised police training courses to foreign law enforcement agency partners in Asia, the Pacific and the rest of the world . In late 2004, the AFP hosted the 3rd Asia Region Heads of Criminal Intelligence Working Group in Hong Kong . Delegates from 18 agencies in 15 Asian countries participated in the working group in addition to observers from seven other agencies who attended to provide their experience in criminal intelligence . The working group achieved a number of productive outcomes in the form of broad regional development needs, strategies and potential projects to be pursued . In late 2003, the AFP hosted the 32nd annual South Pacific Chiefs of Police Conference (SPCPC) in Brisbane . Delegates from 21 member countries and a number of observers from other law enforcement agencies attended . Delegates achieved a number of important outcomes including the drafting of a strategic plan for the SPCPC . International projects undertaken by Australian organisations Project title A Review of Drug Injection and HIV in Prison Summary This desk review reported HIV prevalence and transmission and levels of injecting in prison in developing and transitional countries . Timeframe 8 months Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Project type Research Reports to UNAIDS Funding source UNAIDS Contact Program of International Research and Training, Kate Dolan Project title A Review of HIV Prevention among Young Injecting Drug Users Summary To review HIV prevention programs for young injecting drug users and produce a guide for researchers . Timeframe 6 months Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Project type Research Reports to WHO Funding source WHO Contact Program of International Research and Training, Kate Dolan 335 Appendix B: Regional aid projects, in full
Situational analysis of illicit drug issues and responses in the Asia–Pacific region 336 Project title Assess the Best Documents on HIV Prevention and Care among Injecting Drug Users Timeframe 2 months Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Project type Education Reports to International Harm Reduction Association Funding source UNAIDS Contact Program of International Research and Training, Kate Dolan Project title Injecting Drug Use and HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction, Prevention and Treatment Aims To review IDU and HIV/AIDS risk reduction, prevention and treatment for women drug users . Timeframe 6 months Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Project type Research Reports to Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Canada Funding source Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Canada Contact Program of International Research and Training, Kate Dolan Project title Injecting Drug Use and HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction, Prevention and Treatment Measures for Prison Populations Timeframe 6 months Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Project type Research Reports to Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Canada Funding source Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Canada Contact Program of International Research and Training, Kate Dolan Project title International Review of Methadone in Prison — ‘Document all countries with prison methadone programs’ Timeframe 6 months Percentage of project relating to drugs 100% Project type Research Reports to WHO Funding source WHO Contact Program of International Research and Training, Kate Dolan 337 Appendix B: Regional aid projects, in full
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