objectives

The main objective of the project is improving the wellbeing and mental health of people through applying a comprehensive approach to addressing risks and harms of drug use and addictive behaviours, including in custodial settings, by placing human rights in the centre of drugs and addiction policies.

Specific Objectives:

  • Professionals working on treatment and care of detained people, coping with or at risk of addictions, apply contemporary approaches and techniques in line with internationally recognised practices.
  • Policy makers and specialists (law enforcement, prevention, health and social professionals) apply the acquired knowledge and tools to implement comprehensive national approaches to addressing substance use and related dependences at policy and institutional levels.
MAIN PARTNERS AND BENEFICIARIES

Ministry of Health , Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Justice, National Administration of Penitentiaries

EXPECTED OUTLOOKS AND RESULTS

 Knowledge and skills of multidisciplinary national stakeholders on addiction prevention and treatment are enhanced.

Treatment and rehabilitation programmes for people who are incarcerated and cope with substance use disorders or addictive behaviors are introduced or improved.

 A knowledge base for policy makers working in the drug policy field is provided for elaborating comprehensive approaches to addressing substance use and related dependences. 

 Policy makers and specialists enhance their knowledge and skills for implementing the national drug and addiction strategy.

 Policy makers and their governmental structures receive guidance for improving multiagency coordination and implementation of targeted interventions across all pillars of the national drugs and addictions strategy.

Project Information

  • Duration: 1 January 2025 – 31 December 2026
  • Country: Republic of Moldova
  • Budget: 600 000 EUR
  • Funding: ​Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2025–2028

     

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