13. märts 2007

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<strong><br /></strong>(14.3.2007- VIENNA) Cooperation betweenthe EMCDDA and the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)took a further step forward in Vienna today with the adoption of anew joint work programme and the launch of a practical toolkit tohelp countries collect data on people seeking treatment for drugproblems.

EMCDDA Director Wolfgang Götz and UNODC Executive DirectorAntonio Maria Costa approved the five-part programme as they met inthe margins of the 50^th session of the Commission onNarcotic Drugs (CND)- the central policy-making body dealing withdrug-related matters within the UN system (¹).