Illicit Drug use in the Asia Pacific Region - Burnet Institute

Situational analysis of illicit drug issues and responses in the Asia–Pacific region
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Project title Donor Implementing agency Duration Project focus Start/end year Budget $US Geographical areas
Community-based UN Trust Fund for UNODC 3 .5 years Establishment of
mid-2005 to $1 .1 million Phnom Penh (2 centres)
drug abuse counselling,
treatment and
Human Security
— through funding
community-based
drug abuse counselling,
end of 2008
Battambang (1 centre)
rehabilitation services from the Government
treatment, rehabilitation
+ 1 other centre
of Japan
and reintegration services
in three selected locations
(to be decided)
Injecting drug use and United States Centers WHO To strengthen national January 2003; $65,000 Phnom Penh and Poipet
related HIV/AIDS risk in for Disease Control
capacity to conduct rapid final report
Phnom Penh and Poipet and Prevention
assessments relating to risk June 2005
using I-RARE
through UNAIDS
behaviour for HIV/AIDS
Integrated expert German Centre for
2 years
Demand reduction late 2003
to help support the International Migration
(with
activities of the NACD and Development (CIM)
possible
extension
for an
additional
2 years)
Development of the Government of Sweden UNODC project since 2001 over $1 million
drug control sector
(AD/CMB/01/F14)
[see entry 3 above United States Centers CDC to NACD,
$20,000
re this project] for Disease Control UNODC, National AIDS
and Prevention (CDC) Authority and the
expanded UN Theme
Group on HIV/AIDS,
throughout 2003
Program
CDC and UNAIDS UNAIDS
Information is $65,000 +
Acceleration Fund
WHO
not available
for the
UNAIDS aspect
of the project .
The WHO
component
is Oct 2003 –
June 2005;
UNODC
component
is 2003 –
June 2005 .
$65,000
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Country summaries: Cambodia