Training & Capacity-Building

The International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD) is a global, peer-based organisation that seeks to promote the health and defend the rights of people who use drugs. INPUD exposes and challenges stigma, discrimination, and the criminalization of people who use drugs, and their impact on the drug-using community’s health and rights. INPUD is a movement of people who use drugs (currently and formerly) who support the Vancouver Declaration. The Vancouver Declaration sets out the demands of people who use drugs, emphasising that their human rights must be respected and their health and well-being prioritised. INPUD is a global network
that seeks to represent people who use drugs in international agencies such as the United Nations and with those
undertaking international development work. It believes that people who use drugs should be meaningfully represented in the decision-making processes that affect their lives. INPUD is committed to demonstrating at country level how people who use drugs can constructively contribute to the development and delivery of services for our community.