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Call for Letters of Intent: Consequences of the UN General Assembly Special Session on Drugs
September 3, 2007

The OSI International Harm Reduction Development Program (IHRD) is offering small grants to support the collection and presentation of information that evaluates the health and human rights consequences, with regard to injection drug use and HIV infections, of the resolutions taken at the 1998 UN General Assembly Special Session on Drugs.

This project will provide grants of up to $12,000 for organizations or networks able to produce a report in English on how law enforcement and drug control have impacted HIV prevention and treatment efforts for drug users in their country or region. The reports, to be gathered from developing/transitional countries with injection-driven HIV epidemics (either majority of cases of HIV due to injection, or significant, concentrated IDU epidemic), will be edited and compiled in a booklet to be published by IHRD during activities leading up to the high-level ministerial meeting in Vienna in 2009 at which countries will reflect on progress since the 1998 UNGASS. Preference will be given to proposals that have a regional, rather than country specific, focus.

To Apply

Please see further instructions in the attached pdf below.

Deadline

Wednesday, September 15, 2007

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