Terms Of Reference For Development of CHASE THE VIRUS, NOT PEOPLE! National Campaigns
2020-02-09
Eurasian Harm Reduction Association (EHRA) is looking for national partners (country consortia, NGOs, community organizations
Alternative Financing: Models of sustainable development for non-profit organisations
2020-01-29
In recent years, many non-profit organisations in CEECA countries started asking themselves how to survive
Look ahead and plan for a future: Eurasian Regional Consortium reflective meeting on 2019
2020-01-28
A logical continuation of the reflective meeting on the results of the Community-led monitoring in
League of Practices: first results of Community-led monitoring of satisfaction with services in EECA region
2020-01-24
On January 20-21, the Eurasian Regional Consortium* hosted in Vilnius the final reflective meeting based
What’s new in 2019?
2019-12-23
In 2019, we began to build new partnerships and look for new advocacy allies. Our
EXTENDED: TERMS OF REFERENCE FOR TECHNICAL CONSULTANT TO SUPPORT FIELD DATA COLLECTION ON NPS IN KAZAKHSTAN, KYRGYZSTAN AND SERBIA
2019-12-18
Eurasian Harm Reduction Association (EHRA) is a non-for-profit public membership-based organisation, registered by the initiative
Extended: Terms of reference Consultants\Organizations to conduct the assessment of the sustainability of opioid agonist therapy in the context of donor transition in Republics of Belarus, Moldova and Tajikistan
2019-12-11
In 2019 the Eurasian Harm Reduction Association (EHRA) has developed the approach and tools for
EHRA is seeking a Consultant to develop organizational Communication Strategy
2019-12-04
Eurasian Harm Reduction Association (EHRA) is seeking a consultant to provide support in the development
Effective EHRA is critical to the joint struggle for rights and services for people who use drugs in the CEECA region: The Annual Meeting of the Steering Committee and the
2019-12-04
In circumstances, when the states of Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia (CEECA) fail
A World Beyond the War on Drugs
2019-11-25
Drug policy and feminist movements have rarely been connected – but they should be.