World Drug Report 2020 by UNODC.
                     World Drug Report 2020 by UNODC
IINTRODUCTIION
• The World Drug Report 2020 provides a wealth of information 
and analysis to support the international community in 
implementing operational recommendations.
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OUTLIINE  OF  THE  REPORT
• The UNODC has outlined the possible consequences of the 
COVID-19 pandemic on illegal drug production, supply and 
consumption.
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Bookllet  1:  Key  Fiindiings
• This booklet provides a summary of the rest of the booklets by 
reviewing their key findings and highlighting their policy 
implications.
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Bookllet  2:  Demand  and  Trend
• This booklet focuses on drug demand and contains a global 
overview of the extent of and trends in drug use.
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Bookllet  3:  Supplly
• This booklet deals with drug supply and presents the latest 
estimates and trends regarding the production of and trafficking 
in opiates, cocaine, stimulants and cannabis. 
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Bookllet  4:  Cross-cutting
• This booklet addresses a number of cross-cutting issues. 
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Bookllet  5:  Sociio-Economiic  Characteriistics
• This booklet looks at the association between socioeconomic 
characteristics and drug use disorders. 
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Bookllet  6:  Drug  Polliicy
• This booklet addresses a number of other drug policy issues that 
all form part of the international debate on the drug problem but 
on which in-depth evidence is scarce. 
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KKeeyy p pooininttss  meenntitioonneedd i nin t thhee R Reeppoorrtt
• Economic Crisis
• Diverted Focus
• COVID-19 and its impact on supplies
• Maritime Routes
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RREEPPOORRTT O ONN I NINDDIAIA
• As per the report India is one of the major hubs of illicit drug 
trade.
• India lies in the middle of the two major illicit opium production 
regions in the world, Iran-Afghanistan-Pakistan in the west and 
South-East Asia in the east.
Source: UNODC