Fighting war against drugs

Despite 2 years of extensive herbicide spraying source country eradication, the U.S. estimates show that there has not been any net reduction in Colombian coca cultivation – the net coca cultivation has actually increased 50 percent.

1. To achieve a one percent reduction in US cocaine consumption, the United States could spend an additional $34 million on drug treatment programmes, or 20 times more, $783 million, on efforts to eradicate the supply at the source.

1. Fighting
2. Combatting international crime

1. Treating drug addiction
2. Taxing drugs
3. Strengthening police cooperation on drugs
4. Reducing drug-related threats to national integrity
5. Reducing demand for drugs
6. Prohibiting addictive drugs
7. Preventing illicit manufacture of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances
8. Increasing fight against drug barons
9. Improving surveillance against drug trafficking
10. Improving drug law enforcement
11. Implementing drug policies
12. Helping national drug regulatory authorities
13. Fighting drug peddling
14. Destroying drug plants
15. Decriminalizing drugs
16. Curtailing drug plant growing by offering alternative livelihoods
17. Controlling narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances
18. Controlling drug trafficking
19. Controlling drug abuse

1. Promoting drug control

1. Calling for drug law reform

1. Inadequate drug control
2. Economic dependence of countries on the drug trade

1. War
2. Fight