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Title |
Drug Policy In Numbers |
Series |
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Author(s) |
Katalin Felvinczi, Adrienn Nyírády (editors) |
Publisher |
L'Harmattan Kiadó |
Place of publishing |
Budapest |
Year of publishing |
2009 |
No. of pages |
438 |
ISBN |
978-963-883-360-0 |
Abstract |
The National Drug Strategy (National Strategy to Combat the Drug Problem) has started in 2000 and is valid for ten years. It expires nowadays and we will need to develop a new one. Summary is needed for developing new strategy but the National Strategy itself also requires assessment about achieved and not realized goals. Development of first strategy started with huge élan. Such momentous professional work, reconciliation has never been in the field of prevention and health promotion on national level. Every stakeholder was able to know and discuss the document. Its receptivity in the parliament was also equally favourable and there was not professional or political debate on it even later. In spite of political changes it has stayed in force. Professionalism on drug affairs has recruited, Hungary joined to the European current on drug affairs. National Focal Point has been established, epidemiology and prevention researches were carried out. Even on European level significant publish activity has started, civil organizations on drug problem have strengthened, modern dialogues have been started in society. The issue aims to review different aspects of drug situation in Hungary and to point out the role of National Strategy in achieved goals. |
Remarks |
In Hungarian |
