West Africa Drug Policy Network
@wadpn.org
The West Africa Drug Policy Network is a coalition of West African CSOs that have come together to support drug policy reform in West Africa by building the capacity of local CSOs to address the impact of drug markets on democracy, governance, human security, human rights, and public health.
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West Africa Drug Policy Network's Brand Colors
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Parsley
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About West Africa Drug Policy Network
The West Africa Drug Policy Network (WADPN) is a regional network of individuals and civil society organizations dedicated to advocating for evidence-based drug policy reform in West Africa. Established in 2015 and registered in 2018, the network brings together diverse backgrounds and specialties, including human rights, public health, harm reduction, prison reformation, governance, and education. With chapters in all 16 ECOWAS West Africa countries, including Mauritania, WADPN aims to address the impact of drug markets on democracy, governance, human security, human rights, and public health.
Their goal is to promote an evidence-based drug control response that protects the rights, health, and well-being of individuals and communities affected by drug use and related infectious diseases. The network believes in an approach grounded in public health and human rights, striving for humane drug policies in West Africa. Contact WADPN for more information or visit their location in East Legon, Accra, Ghana
Brand industry
Business and Consumer Services
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2018
Company size
11-50 employees
