PLEDGE 4 ACTION INITIATIVE - 67 CND, 14-22 March 2024 - Pledges submitted by NGOs

African Youths Initiative on Crime Prevention Nigeria In reference to the call for pledge and in a view to enhancing the implementation of all international drug policy commitments, and in addressing the challenge that drug treatment and health services continue to fall short of meeting needs and deaths related to drug use have increased, we humbly pledge to carryout sensitization and training pro. [...] With a view to enhancing the implementation of all international drug policy commitments, and in addressing the challenge that responses are not in conformity with the three international drug control conventions and not in conformity with applicable international human rights obligations, and pose a challenge to the implementation of joint commitments based on the principle of common and shared r. [...] The Reformed Drug and Substance Abuse Initiative Nigeria With a view to enhancing the implementation of all international drug policy commitments, and in addressing the challenges of harm and supply reduction, human rights, and civil society engagement, REDSAI pledges to embark on the following initiative: REDSAI pledges to establish a comprehensive community-based rehabilitation and reintegration. [...] With a view to enhancing the implementation of all international drug policy commitments, and in addressing the challenge that both the range of drugs and drugs markets are expanding and diversifying, TGCS pledges to reinforce the life skills of 210,000 students through Life Skills Training Program, which is a school-based protective and empowering training program and to evaluate the program’s im. [...] • Challenge 4: that drug treatment and health services continue to fall short of meeting needs and deaths related to drug use have increased: With a view to enhancing the implementation of all international drug policy commitments, and in addressing the challenge that drug treatment and health services continue to fall short of meeting needs and deaths related to drug use have increased, TGCS pled.