National Drug Control Strategy
Ministry of Counter-Narcotics
Country Resources
Substance Abuse Strategies and Plans
Afghanistan
31 January 2006
Policy document
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An updated Five-Year strategy for tackling the Illicit Drug ProblemThe four priorities are:
- Disrupting the drugs trade by targeting traffickers and their backers;
- Strengthening and diversifying legal rural livelihoods;
- Reducing the demand for illicit drugs and treatment of problem drug users; and
- Developing state institutions at the central and provincial level vital to the delivery of our CN strategy.
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