WHO/UNICRI's unpublished but leaked Cocaine Project study (1995)

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Between 1992 and 1994 the World Health Organization Programme on Substance Abuse (WHO/PSA), in association with the United Nations Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI), undertook the largest global study on cocaine ever. Through the WHO/UNICRI Cocaine Project, information was collected from 22 cities in 19 countries about how cocaine and other coca products are used, who uses them, what effects they have on the users and the community, and how governments have responded to the cocaine problem.
The information collected represents the largest body of current knowledge on cocaine use at a global level. This briefing kit contains information sheets which summarize the findings of the project. The complete findings of the study wilt be made available in a set of project documents and publications which will be released by WHO/PSA later in 1995.
The views expressed in these information sheets are those of the researchers who participated in the WHO/UNICRI Cocaine Project. They do not represent the official views or recommendations of the World Health Organization.
This Briefing Kit contains the following information sheets:

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