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Implementing comprehensive HIV and HCV programmes with people who inject drugs: Practical guidance for collaborative interventions

ONUDC / UNODC ; INPUD ; UNAIDS = ONUSIDA ; UNDP ; United Nations Population Fund ; OMS / WHO ; United States Agency for International Development | 2017
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In all regions of the world, people who inject drugs are disproportionately affected by HIV. Globally, people who inject drugs are 28 times more likely to be living with HIV than the general population. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Cri[...]

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Is decriminalisation enough? Drug user community voices from Portugal

INPUD | 2018
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This is the first community-driven evaluation of the outcomes of Portugal's decriminalisation of people who use drugs. Introduced in 2001, Portugal's model of decriminalisation has been hugely influential and is frequently referred to as an exam[...]

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On the a-gender: Community monitoring tool for gender-responsive harm reduction services for women who use drugs

INPUD ; J. CHANG ; H. SHEPHARD-LEWIS ; C. THOMAS | 2020
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Worldwide, women who use drugs are vastly underserved within health and social services and programmes. National and international research, services, guidelines, and training programmes are either gender-neutral or male-focused. As harm reducti[...]

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The IDUIT brief guide for people who use drugs

INPUD | 2017
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FRANÇAIS : Le Guide contient des conseils pratiques pour mettre en oeuvre des programmes de lutte contre le VIH et l'hépatite C avec les usagers de drogues injectables et il peut être utilisé par les décideurs politiques, les praticiens et les [...]

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Women who inject drugs and HIV: Addressing specific needs

UNODCCP ; OMS / WHO ; INPUD | 2014
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Throughout the world, people who inject drugs (PWID) are all too familiar with stigmatization, vulnerability, marginalization and high risk for HIV. The situation is even worse for women who inject drugs (WID), who are often ignored and invisibl[...]

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