This grant funds projects addressing the growing prevalence of synthetic drugs and stimulants in Europe by strengthening evidence-based prevention, treatment, and harm reduction approaches. It supports strategies to reduce violence and crime linked to these substances, improve technologies to combat trafficking across the supply chain, and analyze external societal and geopolitical drivers affecting drug markets. Collaboration among researchers, policymakers, and security practitioners is emphasized to create comprehensive responses.
Eligible applicants must include at least 3 Police Authorities and 2 Civil Society or Non-Governmental Organisations from at least 3 different EU Member States or Associated Countries. Participants must comply with specific admissibility, financial, and operational conditions as described in the Hor
