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UNITED NATIONS
J O U R N A L Commission on Narcotic Drugs Sixty-second session
Vienna, 14–22 March 2019
No. 6
SCHEDULE OF MEETINGS — THURSDAY, 21 MARCH 2019
REGULAR SEGMENT
10 a.m.–1 p.m.
Thirteenth meeting Plenary Hall
M-Building
Item 13: Recommendations of the subsidiary bodies of the Commission.
Item 14: Contributions by the Commission to the work of the Economic and Social Council, in line with General Assembly resolution 68/1, including follow-up to and review and implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Documents: E/CN.7/2019/7
E/CN.7/2019/NGO/7
3–6 p.m. Fourteenth meeting Plenary Hall
M-Building
Item 14: Contributions by the Commission to the work of the Economic and Social Council, in line with General Assembly resolution 68/1, including follow-up to and review and implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (continued)
Item 16: Other business.
Document: E/CN.7/2019/NGO/7
JOURNAL: The journal of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs is issued every morning. It contains the agenda
for the day and various announcements. Delegations wishing to include an announcement should contact the
Secretary of the Commission: Ms. Jo Dedeyne-Amann, extension 83139/4282.
Follow UNODC (@UNODC) and the CND (@CND_tweets), and use social media hashtag #CND2019 and
#CND62
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COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
10 a.m.–1 p.m. Fifth meeting Board Room A
M-Building, 2nd floor
Consideration of draft resolutions (continued):
E/CN.7/2019/L.2, L.3, L.4, L.7 and L.9
3-6 p.m. Sixth meeting Board Room A
M-Building, 2nd floor
Consideration of draft resolutions (continued):
E/CN.7/2019/L.2, L.3, L.4, L.7 and L.9
ONGOING PRESENTATIONS
10–12 a.m.
2–5 p.m.
Presentation on PEN Online (the automated online system
for the exchange of pre-export notifications)
Organized by the International Narcotics Control Board
(INCB/Precursor Control Section)
MOE23
10–12 a.m.
2–5 p.m.
Presentation on PICS (Precursor Incident Communication
System)
Organized by the International Narcotics Control Board
(INCB/Precursor Control Section)
MOE23
10–12 a.m.
2–5 p.m.
Presentation on IONICS (Project ION Incident
Communication System)
Organized by the International Narcotics Control Board
(INCB/Precursor Control Section)
MOE23
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GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Texts of written statements
1. Delegates who will deliver statements are requested to supply them in advance to the Meetings Management
Unit, preferably by e-mail (to: [email protected]), or, alternatively, to provide printed copies of their
statement to the conference service desk in the Plenary Hall.
Documents distribution counter
2. At the documents distribution counter located outside the Plenary hall on the first floor in the
M-building, each delegation will be assigned an individual “pigeonhole” in which official documents issued
during the meeting will be placed.
3. As part of the Secretariat’s efforts to reduce expenditure and limit environmental impact through the
digitization of conference materials and publications, only a limited number of printed pre -session documents
will be available at the session venue. Each delegation will receive a single complete set of the documents in the
language of its choice. Delegates are therefore kindly requested to bring their own copies of the
pre-session documents to the meeting.
4. A Journal will set forth the daily programme and other information related t o the conduct of the session and
will be available in English and French at the distribution counter.
Languages of the sixty-second session of the Commission
5. The official languages of the meeting are the six official languages of the United Nations: Arabic, Chinese,
English, French, Russian and Spanish. Official documents of the meeting will be made available in all six official
languages.
Bilateral meetings
6. For the reservation of rooms for bilateral meetings between Member States, please contact the Meetings
Management Unit by email ([email protected]) or by telephone (+43-1) 26060-6564. When submitting
the request by email, Member States are reminded to include the date, time and proposed dura tion of the meeting
and the number of officials to be in attendance.
Informal consultations on draft resolutions
7. For reservation of rooms for informal consultations on draft resolutions, sponsors of draft resolutions can
contact the Meetings Management Unit:
[email protected] [email protected]
Tel.: +43 (0) 699 1459 4322 Tel.: +43 (0) 699 1459 4615
Information and the media during the ministerial and regular segments
8. Information on accreditation for members of the media who would like to cover the ministerial segment and
the regular segment of the sixty-second session of the Commission is available online
(www.unis.unvienna.org/unis/en/media/media_accreditation.html).
9. Holders of a permanent press access card for the Vienna International Centre do not need additional press
accreditation. For further information on media accreditation, write to [email protected].
Contact: Sonya Yee, Speechwriter and Spokesperson
Office of the Director-General/Executive Director, UNOV/UNODC
Tel.: (+43-1) 26060-4990
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Helene Spitzer, Public Information Officer
Advocacy Section, UNODC
Tel.: (+43-1) 26060-83091
Anne Thomas, Public Information Officer,
United Nations Information Service (UNIS) Vienna
Tel.: (+43-1) 26060-5888
Wireless network connection
10. Wireless connectivity is available everywhere in the M-Building.
Photocopying services
11. The Secretariat is not in a position to provide photocopying services for delegations.
Conference rooms
12. Each seat in the conference rooms in the M-Building of the Vienna International Centre for which
simultaneous interpretation is available will be equipped with a portable receiving set and headphone.
Participants are requested not to remove that equipment from the meeting rooms so that it may be checked
periodically and the batteries recharged if necessary.
Use of mobile phones and laptops
13. Conference participants are kindly requested to keep their cellular telephones switched off inside conference
rooms, as they cause radio frequency interference in the sound system, adversely affecting the sound quality of
interpretation and the recording of proceedings.
Travel settlements
14. Representatives of States members of the Commission who received the funded ticket from the United
Nations are kindly requested to present their boarding passes to the Secretariat to the Governing Bodies (Room
M0123, email: [email protected]).
List of participants
15. Delegations are kindly requested to submit corrections and additions to the list of participants in writing to
the Secretariat to the Governing Bodies (Room M0123, email: [email protected]).
Commissary privileges
16. Commissary passes will be issued upon completion of registration formalities to the following participants:
(i) Heads of Government delegations;
(ii) Professional staff members of specialized agencies and
(iii) All staff members of the United Nations assigned to the Commission from duty station s other
than Vienna.
Catering services
17. The cafeteria, a restaurant and a bar are located on the ground floor of the F building. The restaurant is open
from 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. (reservations are recommended, e -mail: [email protected]). The cafeteria
is open from 7.30 to 10 a.m. and from 11.30 a.m. to 2.30 p.m. The coffee area in the cafeteria is open from 7.30
a.m. to 3.30 p.m. The delegate lounges in the M-Building (M0E) and C-Building (C07) are open from 9 a.m. to
4.30 p.m. The Quattro Uno Delegates Lounge in C04 is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Private luncheons and
receptions at the Vienna International Centre can be arranged by contacting the catering operations office (e -
mail: [email protected]). The weekly Cafeteria menu and the Restaurant menu can be found here:
http://www.eurest.at/unido/index.html.
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Travel services
18. American Express (Room C0E01) is available to participants requiring assistance with travel, car rentals,
sightseeing and excursions. The office is open Monday to Friday from 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Banks
19. Banking service is available at the branch of Bank Austria, located on the first floor of C -Building. Opening
hours are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays and from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. on
Thursdays.
Post office and faxes
20. A post office on the first floor of C-Building of the Vienna International Centre (ext. 4986) provides all
regular postal services, including a fax service, from Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
First Aid
21. Medical attention is available from the clinic operated by the Joint Medical Services located at the Vienna
International Centre, F-Building, seventh floor (ext. 22224 and, for emergencies, ext. 22222). The clinic is open
from 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. On Thursdays the clinic closes at 3 p.m. (except for emergency). For emergency
assistance at other times, please contact staff in the Security Duty Room (Room F0E21, ext. 390 3).
Access to the Vienna International Centre
22. Participants arriving at the Vienna International Centre by taxi are advised to disembark in the side lane
(Nebenfahrbahn) of Wagramer Strasse, register at Gate 1, walk across Memorial Plaza, proceed to entrance “A”
and follow the signs to M-Building. Participants arriving by metro (U1 line) should get off at the
“Kaisermühlen/Vienna International Centre” station, follow the signs marked “Vienna International Centre”,
register at Gate 1, walk across Memorial Plaza, proceed to entrance “A”, and follow the signs to M-Building.
23. There are no parking facilities for conference participants, except for permanent mission delegates in
possession of a valid parking permit.
Security
24. During the sixty-second session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs, including the ministerial segment,
from 14 to 22 March 2019, the Austrian authorities will be responsible for security outside the premises of the
Vienna International Centre. The United Nations Security and Safety Service will be responsible for security
inside the Vienna International Centre. Specific requests regarding security arrangements and related matters
should be addressed to the Chief of the United Nations Security and Safety Service, room F0E08, Uni ted Nations
Office at Vienna, P.O. Box 500, A-1400 Vienna, Austria, Telephone +43-1-26060 ext. 3901, Fax +43-1-26060-
5834, e-mail: [email protected].
25. For security reasons, conference participants are requested not to leave luggage, briefcases or laptops
unattended.
Lost and found
26. Inquiries for any items that are reported lost within the VIC premises should be made at the UNSSS Security
Operations Centre, room F0E18 (opposite the VIC Cafeteria). Telephone extensions 3903.
Emergency reporting
27. All emergency situations within the VIC should be reported directly through extension 99.
Online posting
28. The VIC Online Services will allow participants convenient access to documentation, including the agenda
and programme of work, the meetings programme, the schedule of special events, and information for
participants regarding facilities and services available in the VIC. During the meeting, the application will be
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available through participants’ mobile devices such as smart phones and tablet PCs at the following Internet
address page of the United Nations Office at Vienna:
http://myconference.unov.org
29. The VIC Online Services application is designed to facilitate the distribution of documents and meetings
information more broadly during the conference, while helping to reduce paper use.
***FOR EMERGENCY: dial extension 99***
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Annex I
SIDE EVENTS
9–9.50 a.m. CRIMINALIZATION AND PERSECUTION VS. HEALTH AND
DEVELOPMENT: THE PATH FORWARD
Organized by the International Drug Policy Consortium, Acción
Técnica Social, Center of Studies for Law, Justice and Society, the
Brazilian Drug Policy Platform, Fundación Friedrich Ebert en
Colombia, Elementa, and Instituto RIA.
M2
9–9.50 a.m. RESEARCHING DRUGS AND DEVELOPMENT POLICIES:
UNDERSTANDING THE DEVELOPMENT IMPLICATIONS OF
ILLICIT ECONOMIES
Organized by the Government of Germany, the London School of
Economics and Political Science, Deutsche Gesellschaft für
Internationale Zusammenarbeit and the Mae Fah Luang
Foundation under Royal Patronage.
M3
9–9.50 a.m. CARICOM MARIJUANA COMMISSION AND FAIR-TRADE
OPTIONS FOR THE CANNABIS MARKET
Organized by the Government of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, the
Transnational Institute and Intercambios Puerto Rico.
M6
9–9.50 a.m. LEGALIZATION OF MARIJUANA – A THREAT TO
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
Organized by IOGT International, the Utrip Institute for Research and
Development, the Slum Child Foundation and Smart Approaches to
Marijuana.
M7
9–9.50 a.m. “TAKING STOCK OF THE WORLD DRUG POLICY
PROBLEM”: IMPACTS OF THE WAR ON DRUGS
Organized by the International Network of People who Use Drugs, the
Asian Network of People who Use Drugs and the Eurasian Network of
People who Use Drug.
MOE100
9–9.50 a.m. SAFEGUARDING THE FUTURE THROUGH AGE-TAILORED
AND GENDER-SENSITIVE DRUG USE PREVENTION
Organized by the Drug Abuse Prevention Centre.
MOE79
9–9.50 a.m. NAIF ARAB UNIVERSITY FOR SECURITY SCIENCES DRUG-
RELATED CAPACITY-BUILDING IN THE ARAB REGION
Organized by the Naif Arab University for Security Sciences and the
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Office for the Gulf
Cooperation Council Region.
Press Room
1.10–2 p.m. THE NEW PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES PHENOMENON IN
UKRAINE: TRENDS, CHALLENGES AND POSSIBLE
RESPONSES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF NATIONAL
POLICY ON DEMAND AND SUPPLY REDUCTION
Organized by the Government of Ukraine, the European Union,
and Fundación Internacional y para Iberoamérica de
Administración y Políticas Públicas.
M2
1.10–2 p.m. DRUG POLICY SAVING PUBLIC COSTS: INTERACTIVE
SESSION FOR SHARING BEST PRACTICES ON
APPROACHES OF NON-REPRESSIVE DRUG POLICY
Organized by the Governments of Estonia and Lithuania, the
Association for Safer Drug Policies, and the Eurasian Harm
Reduction Association.
M3
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1.10–2 p.m. LATIN AMERICAN ORGANIZED CRIME GROUPS AND
WORLDWIDE DRUG TRAFFICKING
Organized by the Governments of Colombia and Honduras, and
Interpol.
M6
1.10–2 p.m. CLUSTER EVALUATION EXPERIENCE IN CENTRAL
ASIA AND A HARMONIZED INTEGRATED APPROACH
Organized by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime,
Regional Office for Central Asia and the United Nations Office on
Drugs and Crime, Independent Evaluation Section.
M7
1.10–2 p.m. ALIGNMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION – EVIDENCE TO
DEVELOP SUSTAINABLE AND CONFLICT-SENSITIVE
DRUG POLICIES
Organized by the Government of Switzerland, the United Nations
Office on Drugs and Crime, Research and Trend Analysis Branch,
Programme Development and Management Unit, and the London
School of Economics Global Challenges Research Fund.
MOE100
1.10–2 p.m. SCIENCE IN CONTEXT: FREEDOM OF RESEARCH AND
PRACTICE WITH CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES
Organized by the International Center for Ethnobotanical
Education, Research & Service, Science for Democracy, and
Associazione Luca Coscioni.
MOE79
1.30–3 p.m. SPECIAL EVENT: INCREASING ACCESS TO
CONTROLLED MEDICINES: ADDRESSING THE GLOBAL
DISPARITY IN PAIN RELIEF
Organized by the Governments of Australia, Belgium, Canada,
Colombia, France, Kenya, Lithuania, the Russian Federation,
Switzerland and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime,
Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Section, the
International Narcotics Control Board, the European Union, the
Vienna NGO Committee on Drugs, and the Union for International
Cancer Control.
MBR-A
2.20-3.10 p.m. NATIONAL STRATEGY ON DRUGS LAW FOR
MEDICINAL USE OF CANNABIS AND ITS REGULATION
Organized by the Government of Paraguay.
M2
2.20-3.10 p.m. ALTERNATIVE VALUES, ALTERNATIVE FACTS: DRUG
POLICY AND JUSTICE AS CASUALTIES IN THE
STRUGGLE BETWEEN AUTHORITARIANISM AND
DEMOCRACY
Organized by DRCNet Foundation, the National Alliance for
Medication Assisted Recovery, Associazione Luca Coscioni,
Broken No More, Students for Sensible Drug Policy Sierra Leone,
Students for Sensible Drug Policy – University of Utah, St. Ann’s
Corner of Harm Reduction, the SAOL Project, Arewa Youth Trust
Foundation, Death Penalty Focus, No Peace Without Justice,
Science for Democracy, Legalize Belarus, AIDS and Rights
Alliance for Southern Africa, Sankalp Rehabilitation Trust, and A
New PATH Parents for Addiction Treatment and Healing, and The
Association for Safer Drug Policies in Norway.
M3
2.20-3.10 p.m. LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND: CRAFTING A
MULTISECTORAL APPROACH TO DRUG POLICY
Organized by Students for Sensible Drug Policy, Students for
Sensible Drug Policy Australia, Youth RISE, and Youth
Organisations for Drug Action.
M6
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2.20-3.10 p.m. COLLABORATIONS BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND
CIVIL SOCIETY TO PRIORITIZE PREVENTION OF
SUBSTANCE MISUSE THROUGH THE COMMUNITY
COALITION CONSTRUCT
Organized by the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America
and the Center for Studies and Advisory on Social Risk Behaviors
and Promotion of Integral Development.
M7
2.20-3.10 p.m. THE ROLE OF THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM ON THE WAR ON
DRUGS AT LATIN AMERICA
Organized by the Brazilian Network for Harm Reduction and
Human Rights, the Brazilian Drug Policy Platform, the Center of
Studies for Law, Justice and Society, and Instituto RIA.
MOE100
OTHER EVENTS
3.30-5 p.m. HEARING OF THE INFORMAL SCIENTIFIC NETWORK
Organized by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime,
Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Section, and the World
Health Organization.
M3
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Annex II
EXHIBITS (14-22 March 2019)
VIC, Rotunda, Ground floor, C-Building
Illicit drug trafficking
Organized by the Government of Saudi Arabia
Regional Drug Control Cooperation and Joint Efforts in solving Illicit Drug Trafficking and Abuse in
the Southeast Asian Region
Organized by the Government of Thailand
Islamic Republic of Iran’s Balanced and Comprehensive Strategy countering the world drug problem
Organized by the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran
“Amazones” - Portrait series of female beneficiaries of a programme for at-risk drug users Organized
by Médecins du Monde
Russian Federation in the Fight against the World Drug Problem and Measures to ensure the
availability of narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances for medical purposes and to prevent their
diversion from legal circulation in the Russian Federation
Organized by the Government of the Russian Federation
Discussing Stigma through Research, Collaboration and Compassion
Organized by the Government of Canada
Myanmar’s efforts on combating narcotics drugs
Organized by the Government of Myanmar
Alternative Development Programme in Indonesia
Organized by the Government of Indonesia
UNODC response to the Opioid Crisis
Organized by the UNODC Communication/Advocacy Section
The Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy: A Comprehensive and balanced approach to address the
drug problem
Organized by the Government of the Philippines
Drug Policy of the Kyrgyz Republic
Organized by the Government of Kyrgyzstan
From Coca to Cocaine – The Forgotten Link in the Chain
Organized by the Government of Germany
Bridging the Gaps: Key populations in the lead in the HIV response
Organized by the Government of the Netherlands
Drug Addiction through the eyes of caricaturists
Organized by the International Green Crescent, Turkey
M-Building, Ground Floor (M0E)
Each person counts: Stories of the world drug problem in photographs
Organized by the UNODC Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Section
#ListenFirst: Listening to Children and Youth is the first step to help them grow up healthily and safely
Organized by the UNODC Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Section
Photo exhibition “Drug Treatment Inside Moldovan Prisons
Organized by the Government of the Republic of Moldova
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M-Building, First Floor (M01)
TADOC Introductory Exhibition
Organized by the Turkish International Academy against Drugs and Organized
Public Health Dimension of the World Drug Problem
Organized by the World Health Organization (WHO)
Strengthening efforts to prevent drug abuse in educational settings
Organized by the Government of Pakistan and UNODC Country Office Pakistan
UNODC Laboratory and Scientific Section
Organized by the UNODC Laboratory and Scientific Section
UNODC Advocacy Section publications and drugs exhibition
Organized by the UNODC Communication/Advocacy Section
UNODC Response to the Opioid Crisis
Organized by the UNODC Communication/Advocacy Section
UNODC Global eLearning Programme in Action
Organized by the UNODC Justice Section
UNODC Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Section’s stand
Organized by the UNODC Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Section
UNODC Listen First stand
Organized by the UNODC Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation Section
Pompidou Group publication stand
Organized by the Council of Europe Pompidou Group
Alternative development: 100% made in Peru
Organized by the Government of Peru
CND Social Media Zone
Organized by the UNODC Communication/Advocacy Section
European Union action against drugs and organized crime
Organized by the Delegation of the European Union to the International Organizations in Vienna
M-Building, First Floor (M01) – Coffee corner
OAS-CICAD: Promoting evidence-based drug policy in the Americas for a safer, healthier world
Organized by the Inter-American Drug Abuse Control Commission
Efforts of the Kingdom of Bahrain in Anti-Narcotics
Organized by the Government of the Kingdom of Bahrain
National Rehabilitation Center (NRC) over 17 years
Organized by the Government of the United Arab Emirates
Renewing Hope, Transforming Lives: Empowering Recovery Without Walls
Organized by the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association
EMCDDA: Contributing to a healthier and more secure Europe
Organized by the European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction
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SHERLOC Resource Centre
Organized by the UNODC Conference Support Section
UNODC Drug Control Repository
Organized by the UNODC Conference Support Section
UNODC/Container Control Programme information materials and films
Organized by the UNODC Implementation Support Section
Alternative development
Organized by the UNODC Sustainable Livelihoods Unit
Civil Society documentation
Organized by the UNODC Civil Society Team
Shanghai Cooperation Organization
Organized by the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Anti-Drug Cooperation
