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Law Enforcement & Supply Reduction

Welcome to the Law Enforcement & Supply Reduction hub! This page is designed for police officers, customs and border personnel, anti-narcotics agencies, and other professionals working to reduce the supply of illicit drugs and address drug-related crime. It provides curated content, resources, training opportunities, and practical insights to support effective drug supply reduction efforts.

Recommended Reading

A selection of Knowledge Share posts, webinars, podcast episodes for you to get started.

Responding to Drug-Related Offending 

Drug Diversion Schemes Linked to Lower Reoffending Rates, New Research Finds

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Supply & Market Disruption

Organized crime groups: A systematic review of individual-level risk factors related to recruitment

Responding to Drug-Related Offending 

The introduction of drug Arrest Referral schemes in London: A partnership between drug services and the police

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Psychoactive Substances

Assessment of the threat posed by highly potent synthetic opioids in Europe

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Responding to Drug-Related Offending 

Addressing the recruitment of young people into criminal drugs networks

Law Enforcement

Law Enforcement and Prevention of Problem Behaviors: An Important Connection to Improve the Health and Safety of Our Communities

Prevention

Building Safer Communities: The Role of Community Policing in Substance Use, Violence and Crime Prevention in Uganda

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Latest ISSUP Webinars

  • Addressing Drug Use in Nigeria Through Supply Reduction: The NDLEA Experience
  • Strengthening Public Health and Security in the new African Union Strategy and Plan of Action on Drug Control and Crime Prevention
  • Emerging Lethal Synthetic Drugs and Dangerous Drug Mixtures: The Wave of the Future and How We Should Respond
  • International Youth Day 2026: Launch of the Global Youth Survey
  • Día Internacional de la Juventud 2026: Lanzamiento de la Encuesta Global sobre la Juventud
  • Building Safer Communities: The Role of Community Policing in Substance Use, Violence and Crime Prevention in Uganda
  • Beyond Borders: Is the Synthetic Drug Crisis Outrunning Our Public Health Infrastructure
  • Highlights from the 2026 UNODC World Drug Report
  • Aspectos destacados del Informe Mundial sobre Drogas de la UNODC 2026
  • Youth Voices for Prevention: Creative Pathways to Address Violence, Crime, and Build Safer Communities

Latest Knowledge Share

  • Deflection and Cross-Sector Collaboration
  • Public Health Alert: Cychlorphine, a Highly Potent Emerging Synthetic Opioid
  • SBIRT AS A TOOL FOR PREVENTION AND REDUCING RISKY SUBSTANCE USE BEHAVIOURS AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE IN ZARIA, KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA.
  • Understanding youth recruitment to inform prevention: Insights from EUCPN
  • Making intersectoral collaboration work: connecting people, services and communities
  • New Synthetic Drugs Increase Overdose Risks in Scotland
  • Recent U.S. drug alerts: Turning emerging evidence into workforce preparedness
  • Synthetic cannabinoids: Reflections from Mauritius
  • Organized crime groups: A systematic review of individual-level risk factors related to recruitment
  • Carfentanil Detected in Counterfeit Tablets and Powders: What the Substance Use Workforce Should Know

Upcoming Events

  • PTACC 2026 International Deflection and Pre-Arrest Diversion Summit
  • European Strategy and Policy Analysis System (ESPAS) Annual Conference 2026
  • Leveraging National Surveillance Networks for Local Action and Collective Impact
  • The Hidden Economic Cost of Substance Use
  • NordAN 2026: Public health, policy and prevention in changing times

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