Trainings & TA

In response to EHRN's call for documentation of your best practices in harm reduction advocacy and service provision, we have received 18 submissions from 9 different CEECA countries. We are aware that there are many more harm reduction organizations that have achieved impressive successes but have not yet had time to respond to our call. For that reason, we are extending the deadline and invite you to share your best practices in harm reduction services delivery and advocating for introduction or scale up of harm reduction programs by May 29.

Details of the project are available in the Call for documentation.

Why you should consider applying?

This best practice documentation project will:

• Publicize and showcase your successes and achievements at the national, regional and international levels to potential partners, donors through major web-sites and in print e.g. CEECA Harm Reduction Best Practice Directory and various harm reduction journals;

• Help you establish professional links with other good practice harm reduction programs and advocates and build partnerships and alliances to exchange expertise and develop joint projects;

• Help you use documented good practices and new partnerships in raising funds to sustain your programs and advocacy campaigns.

What is "best practice"?

Best practice harm reduction services and successful harm reduction advocacy projects/campaigns are those that have demonstrated their effectiveness in CEECA and produced tangible results e.g.:

• Improved the quality, scope, and scale of harm reduction services;

• Increased the number and effectiveness of advocacy campaigns, including advocacy by and for people who use drugs;

• Improved policy environments in which harm reduction programs operate;

• Promoted the sustainability of harm reduction services through appropriate funding mechanisms and supportive public policies.

Please submit your best practice using the standard application form here and send it to

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If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us!

The call is open to both EHRN members and non-members. You are welcome to share this information with your colleagues and partners!

We are looking forward to hearing about your experiences and practices!

Marija Subataite                                                                    
Program Manager, Technical Support Program
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Andrius Losakevicius
Program Officer, Technical Support Program
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Eurasian Harm Reduction Network (EHRN)

NGO with the Special Consultative Status with Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
www.harm-reduction.org

Address: Svitrigailos 11-B, Vilnius 03228, Lithuania
Tel.: +370 5 2609007, 2691600
Fax: +370 5 2691601

Also, please share this information with your colleagues and partners.
We are looking forward to your experiences and practices!

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