PERTEMUAN DIGITAL CABANG NASIONAL AFRIKA

Pertemuan Zoom dipandu oleh Jeff Lee yang mengundang Kapitel Nasional Afrika untuk menjadi bagian dari pertemuan tersebut. Pertemuan diadakan pada Selasa 14 Januari 2020 pukul 2 siang – 3 sore (EAT). Bab Nasional Uganda diwakili oleh Uganda Youth Development Link (UYDEL) yaitu Bapak Rogers Mutaawe, Bapak Andrew Lubega dan Ibu Barbara Nakijoba.

Masalah yang dibahas meliputi;

1. Tinjauan risalah dari pertemuan terakhir dan proses di masa depan
2. Pembaruan tentang Aktivitas NC Regional Afrika (harap berikan masukan singkat tentang aktivitas Anda atau...

A preparatory meeting was held on 29th November 2019 at UYDEL office and they discussed about recruitment of members, updating of Uganda ISSUP website, the work plan for 2020, Launch of the ISSUP Chapter in April 2020 and future plans. The meeting also agreed to hold an initial meeting with identified members on 12th of December 2019 to get more input from members on the best way to run the ISSUP Chapter.

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Compiled by Andrew Lubega

 

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Psychoactive substance use and substance use disorders (SUDs) continue to be major problems around the world, taking a toll on global health and on social and economic functioning. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) reports that, in 2015, about 250 million people between ages 15 and 64 used illicit substances at least once. Of those who use psychoactive substances, a significant number will develop substance use problems or SUDs. The 2015 UNODC survey found that about 29.5 million substance users suffer from SUDs, which means their use is harmful to the point they may...