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Alternatives to Incarceration for Drug‐Related Offenses
These programs provide justice-involved individuals with the option of choosing treatment and rehabilitation instead of incarceration.
Group picture of the CCM Master Trainer Training held in Washington, D.C. September 7-9 with 26 participants from 14 countries.
Case Care Management System (CCM) for the Social Integration of Persons in Conflict with the Law for Drug-related Offenses
Supports multi-system cooperation among the justice, health, and social services sectors to facilitate the effective social integration of persons in conflict with the law with substance use disorders
Participants attending the Montevideo 2019 Group of Experts meeting.
Comprehensive and Sustainable Alternative Development
CICAD supports the Group of Experts on Comprehensive and Sustainable Alternative Development
This photo shows professionals from English Caribbean countries seated in tables attending a workshop on how to formulate national policies on drugs in Saint Kitts and Nevis.
Drug Policies, Strategies and Action Plans Program
Promoting the development and strengthening of institutional capacities of OAS member states in the formulation, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of policies, strategies, and drug plans
Graphic design featuring silhouettes of people, with a text that reads “Promising practices on alternatives to incarceration for drug-related crimes with a gender perspective,” and logos of CICAD/OAS and the Government of Canada.
Gender in the Criminal Justice System: Alternatives to Incarceration for Drug-Related Offenses
This project seeks to generate knowledge and build capacity for the implementation of gender-sensitive alternative measures to incarceration for drug-related offenses.
Training of officials from several Mexican states on therapeutic justice best practices.
Implementation of Therapeutic Justice Programs in Mexico
This project supports the expansion of existing therapeutic justice programs (located in five Mexican states at the start of the project) and creating new programs in other states.
Display of reports published by the Executive Secretariat of CICAD in the area of monitoring and evaluation of Drug Treatment Court programs.
Monitoring and Evaluation of Drug Treatment Courts and other Alternatives to Incarceration Models
This initiative seeks to ensure that Drug Treatment Courts and other ATI models meet evidence-based practice standards through improved monitoring and evaluation.
Meeting with the Colombian Minister of Justice to discuss the use of risk-needs informational instruments in the criminal justice system.
Smarter Use of Alternatives to Incarceration and Sentencing through Better Information in Colombia
This project supports the creation and piloting of risk-needs informational instruments to encourage the participation of justice-involved individuals in alternatives to incarceration.
Map of the Americas with the institutional logo of OAS-CICAD and the headline: Universal Training Curriculum on National Drug Strategies in the Americas (UCNDSA).
Strengthening Institutional Capacity through Training on National Drug Policies: Curriculum Development
This project focuses on the development of a Universal Training Curriculum on National Drug Strategies in the Americas (UCNDSA).
This photo shows professionals from Latin American OAS member states attending a training workshop on the development of national drug policies, strategies, and plans.
Strengthening National Drug Policies, Strategies, and Plans of Action
Contribute to the development, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of national drug policies, strategies, and plans of action in OAS member states.
Group picture of people at the San Patrignano headquarters involved in their socio-occupational program. They are wearing shorts with the San Patrignano logo.
Strengthening Therapeutic Communities and Treatment Centers in Latin America and the Caribbean with Italian support (FOCTALI)
Within the framework of Alternatives to Incarceration, this program strengthens the institutional capacity of member states working with civil society partners on socio-occupational integration.
Support for the Development of Local Drug Policies
This project focuses on promoting and consolidating progress in the subnational/local management of drug policies in OAS member states.
The photo shows six officials standing on a stage next to a backdrop saying “Therapeutic Justice with a Restorative Approach” in Spanish.
Therapeutic Justice for Adolescents in Conflict with the Law with Substance Use Disorders in Peru
This project supports the development and consolidation of therapeutic justice programs for justice-involved adolescents with problematic drug use in Peru.
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