Transcript THE CENTRAL DRUG AUTHORITY ACHIEVEMENTS 2006/7 to

THE CENTRAL DRUG AUTHORITY
ACHIEVEMENTS
2006/7 to date
A PRESENTATION
TO THE
PARLIAMENTARY PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE
ON
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
PART 3
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CONTENTS
CDA RESULTS-ORIENTED APPROACH
NDMP OBJECTIVES
RESULTS EXPECTED
ANNUAL REPORTS
CDA ACHIEVEMENTS
C0NCLUSION
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CDA APPROACH TO ACHIEVEMENT IS
RESULTS-ORIENTED
“It is not what you do that counts, but
what you achieve by doing it!”
For example:
“Reaching 5000 children is less
important than preventing 500 from
using drugs.”
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NDMP OBJECTIVES 2006-7
ITEM
OUTCOME
MEASUREMENT
Governance
Strategic
Plan Coordinated
outcomes achieved
implementation
Strategic Plan
Management of the NDMP
Integrated
implementation
departments,
and LDAC
Manage
the
by implementation of the
PSAF NDMP
Infrastructure development Infrastructure enabled
project
NDMP
achievement Assessment
measurement project
achievements
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Develop
enabled
infrastructure
of Measures
of
achievements of the
NDMP
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NDMP OBJECTIVES 2006-7 continued
Database hub project
Bi-annual
project
National database
substance abuse
on Networking
hub
on
substance abuse data
conference CDA stakeholder needs Inform
stakeholders
met
effectiveness of NDMP
Evaluation
of
Strategic Plan
CDA Evaluation
strategy
Marketing
communications
and Convincing
stakeholders that
meets their needs
Finance
Implementation
programme for
Business Plan
of
NDMP Evaluate NDMP success
key Inform
key
CDA stakeholders
Funds required for CDA
Achievement
the objectives
of
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Apply funds effectively
NDMP Monitor achievement
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NDMP INTEGRATED STRATEGY
Supply
Reduction
Harm
Reduction
Demand
Reduction
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SUPPLY REDUCTION RESULTS
EXPECTED
TRENDS
LEGAL
ACTION
CONTROL
PRODUCT-ION
SUPPLY
REDUCTION
RESULTS
TRAFFICKING
PRICES
PURITY
CONSUMPTION
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DEMAND REDUCTION RESULTS
EXPECTED
POVERTY
REDUCDUCTION
ADVOCACY
SOCIAL
POLICY
COMMUNITY
DEV.
DEMAND
REDUCTION
RESULTS
ED.
&
COMM.
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HARM REDUCTION RESULTS
EXPECTED
DETOX
&
REHAB
LIMITING
SPREAD OF
IDU
DISEASES
AFTERCARE
&
REINTEGRATION
HARM
REDUCTION
RESULTS
CONTROL OF
DISTRIBUTION
AND
ACCESS
SUBSTITUTION
THERAPY
MEDICAL
TREATMENT
EDUCATION
&
COMMUNICATION
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ANNUAL REPORTS RECEIVED FROM
CDA SUPPORTING STRUCTURES
Provincial Substance Abuse Forums
Western Cape
Gauteng
Northern Cape
North West
Free State
Limpopo
Eastern Cape
Mpumalanga
Departments
SA Revenue Service
Foreign Affairs
Social Development
Correctional Services
SA Police Services
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CDA SUPPORTING STRUCTURES
NOT SUBMITTING ANNUAL REPORTS
Province
Kwa-Zulu Natal
Departments
Justice and Constitutional Development
Health
Home Affairs
Trade and Industry
Labour
Secretariat for Safety and Security
Medicines Control Council
Education
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CDA ACHIEVEMENTS: GOVERNANCE
CDA POSITION:
•Authority in name only
•11 OF 14 organisations represented
•No control over funding
•SUPPORTING STRUCTURE:
•9 Provincial Substance Abuse Forums
•80 of 328 Local Drug Action Committees
•SECRETARIAT:
•Understaffed
•Located within Directorate: Substance Abuse and CDA
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CDA ACHIEVEMENTS: GOVERNANCE
Continued
STRATEGIC PLAN IMPLEMENTED:
•Business and Financial Plans accepted
•Rules of Conduct gazetted
•Annual report submitted
•ELEMENTS OF STRATEGIC PLAN IN PLACE:
•Four Committees in working:
•Exco
•R & D
•Marketing and Comms
•Governance
•NDMP 2006-11 accepted
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CDA ACHIEVEMENTS: GOVERNANCE
Continued
CORRECTIVE ACTION TAKEN:
•Meetings with departments to remedy membership
•Road shows to Provinces to remedy membership of PSAF and Mini-DMP’s
•Submission to DG SocDev re upgrading Secretariat
•Submission on Bill12-2008 to correct CDA position
•Committee plans of action developed and accepted
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CDA ACHIEVEMENTS:MANAGEMENT
OF NDMP
SUPPORTING STRUCTURES:
•Structures incomplete
•Staffing not representative of stakeholders
•Funding inadequate
COMMUNICATION:
•PSAB’s attend CDA meetings
•Quarterly reports
•Road shows to 5 provinces completed
•MINI-DMP:
• Workshops held for all provinces and 6 departments
•Mini-DMP received from 4 departments
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CDA ACHIEVEMENTS:MANAGEMENT OF
NDMP continued
CORRECTIVE ACTION TAKEN:
SUPPORTING STRUCTURES:
•NGO listing started
•Road shows ongoing
•COMMUNICATION:
•PSAF”s join CDA meetings quarterly
•Communication and marketing plan in place
•2009 Biennial summit planning commenced
•MINI-NDMP’s
•First of new format plans received
•New round of workshops in process
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CDA ACHIEVEMENTS: SUPPLY REDUCTION
In the Annual Report 2006-7 the results of supply reduction are
shown in terms of the following:
•Trends in world drug markets
•Production
•Seizures of specified drugs
•Prices of the specified drugs
•Purity data
•Consumption of the specified drugs
•Trafficking
•Control of distribution, sale and access to
•Legal action taken to curb production, consumption and
distribution of the specified drugs
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SUPPLY REDUCTION EXAMPLE
140
122
120
104 107
100
80
Cocaine
86
Heroin
60
Mandrax
40
20
0
Cannabis
Other Drugs
25
14
22
11
2 12
2005/2006 2006/2007
Total
SEIZURES OF DRUGS BY SARS
AND SAPS 2006-7
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CDA ACHIEVEMENTS: DEMAND
REDUCTION
In the Annual Report 2006-7 the results of demand reduction are
shown in terms of the following:
Education and communication
Poverty reduction
Community development
Social policy application
Advocacy
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DEMAND REDUCTION EXAMPLE: AWARENESS WORKSHOPS
Forum/
Org
Limpopo
Substance
abuse
!8 /
110
Free State
Volunt
eers
Detox
Codependents
233
36/70
Norms
& stds
Crime &
drugs
3
No. not
reported
Gauteng
50/150/2
5
North.
Cape
43
program
mes/24
SA Police
Service
Youth
model
45
465
53
250
137 at 36
565
schools
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CDA ACHIEVEMENTS: HARM REDUCTION
In the Annual Report 2006-7 the results of harm reduction are shown in
terms of the following:
Detoxification and rehabilitation
Aftercare and reintegration
Medical treatment
Education and communication related to long-term
recovery
Substitution therapy and controlled drug use
Control of legal distribution of and access to illicit
drugs
Programmes for limiting the spread of HIV/AIDS, TB
etc
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HARM REDUCTION: Primary and secondary drugs of
abuse: all patients
70
60
50
WC
KZN
40
EC
30
GT
MP
20
CR
10
0
Alcohol
C'bis
Heroin Cocaine
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HARM REDUCTION: Primary drug of abuse:
patients under 20 years of age
70
60
50
WC
KZN
EC
GT
MP
CR
40
30
20
10
0
Alcohol
C'bis
Heroin
Cocaine
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HARM REDUCTION: TREATMENT CAPACITY
Treatment demand exceeds the capacity of
many treatment centres to cope, and waiting
lists exist at several centres.
Extrapolations indicate that the capacity is
approximately 17 500 patients per annum
against an estimated 1.97 million problem
alcohol users and 237 000 drug dependents.
Note that not all problem users need treatment
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CDA ACHIEVEMENTS: DATABASE HUB
AND CLEARING HOUSE PROJECTS
Database Hub:
•Long delay (7 years) due to lack of departmental
capacity and CDA funding
•Specifications accepted
•SITA approached for implementation
Clearinghouse:
•Long delay (2 years) dues to lack of departmental
capacity and CDA funding
•Specifications written
•Tenders to be obtained
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CONCLUSION
•CDA ANNUAL REPORT CONTAINS DETAILS OF
NDMP OBJECTIVES AND ACHIEVEMENTS
•NOT ALL OBJECTIVES ACHIEVED
•CORRECTIVE ACTION INITIATED WITHIN
CDA MANDATE
•ADDITIONAL CORRECTIVE ACTION LIES IN
CHANGES TO CDA POSITION AND BILL 122008.
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