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Annex 2: People consulted French Embassy / AFD Farouk Baroukzai Pierre Pouchaire Denis Sainte Marie MCN Dr. Husaini Patrick Halewood Andrew Weir Cristy Ututalum UNODC Mateo Pasquali Francis Patrick Davis UNAMA Sergei Illarionov US Gregory Naarden Jeffrey Fitzpatrick Kimberley Lucas UK Andrew McCoubrey Matt Walters Patrick Davidson-Houston EU Bernard de Schrevel Ingo Badoreck ISAF/OTAN Jan Magnus Brekkhus () Richard Connelly () GTZ Shafic Gawhari UNODC Doris Buddenberg Thomas Pietschmann Hakan Demirbuken Jorge Rios Others Katrina Aitken Pierre-Arnaud Chouvy David Mansfield In Afghanistan AFD (Agriculture) Coopération policière Chargé de Coopération Director General for Policy and Coordination Counter Narcotics Advisor Alternative Livelihoods consultant Advisor to the Deputy Minister Criminal Justice Expert Anti-Corruption Expert Senior Development Officer State Department, INL Assistant Regional Director, DEA USAID Office of Agriculture DFID 1 st Secretary Counter Narcotics (Institutions), FCO (British Embassy) Counter Narcotics Advisor, FCO, British Embassy Head of Section Rural Development, Health & Social Protection Focal point for ONUDC and Counter-Narcotics LtCol Norwegian Army CJ5 SO2 Counter Narcotics Wing commander Royal Air Force CounterNarcotics Plans and Policy Country Director In Europe Former UNODC Representative in Afghanistan Studies and Threat Analysis Section Policy Analysis and Research Branch Studies and Threat Analysis Section Alternative Livelihoods expert Student, former counter-narcotics advisor, FCO British Embassy CNRS drugs researcher Independent consultant, expert in the opiate industry and rural development in Afghanistan 87
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STRATEGIES TO COUNTER OPIATE PRODUC
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CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 7 1. INT
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ACRONYMS ADP Alternative Developmen
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Almost ten years
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have had a long-term impact on opiu
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poppy cultivation in a sustainable
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11. It is important to improve the
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2. Object, methodology and limits o
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3. Opium in Afghanistan 3.1 The hug
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Figure 3. Distribution of opium cul
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governor and they had been impoveri
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hand, the decision not to cultivate
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• The production of opium in othe
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Table 1. Factors which influence th
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Table 2 presents the four prioritie
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4. Opium poppies and development De
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