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Learning without Borders with CPDAP |
South, Central and East Asia

Explore CPDAP’s Learning Management System (LMS) and access learning opportunities in evidence-based SUD Courses

#drugpreventionandeducation by @cp_dap

The CPDAP : One Team. One Commitment.

In commemoration of the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking - 26 June 2026.

Together in Action, Advancing Innovative Responses and Strengthening Partnerships for a Healthier, Safer, and Drug-Free Future.

#CPDAPWorldDrugDay by @cp_dap

A new era of learning is about to begin!

From 28 October 2026, the Colombo Plan Drug Advisory Programme’s Universal Curricula will be available online in English and Spanish, bringing professional learning in substance use prevention, treatment and recovery within reach.

Stay tuned! by @cp_dap

Marking the significant step of the CPDAP Learning Management System (LMS), DAP Director Oranooch Sungkhawanna introduces the platform to H.E. Chulamanee Chartsuwan, Secretary-General of the Colombo Plan, reaffirming the readiness of a new digital gateway to global learning and professional development in Drug Demand Reduction including drug prevention, treatment, and recovery support.

Explore the platform: https://lms.dap-colomboplan.org - link in bio

#cpdaplms by @cp_dap

Introducing the CPDAP Learning Management System (LMS)!

The Colombo Plan Drug Advisory Programme (CPDAP) LMS is now available online, offering learning opportunities to strengthen professional knowledge and skills in evidence-based drug prevention, treatment, and recovery support.

Explore self-paced, instructor-led, hybrid, and in-person learning opportunities.

Access the CPDAP LMS: https://lms.dap-colomboplan.org/ - link in bio

Please share this opportunity with relevant professionals and institutions in your network!

#LearningWithoutBorders #ProfessionalDevelopment #drugpreventionandeducation by @cp_dap

Launching of CPDAP Learning Management System: A milestone worth celebrating! A new chapter in learning!

Listen to Oranooch Sungkhawanna, Director of the Drug Advisory Programme, as she reflects on the significance of this milestone – not only for CPDAP, but for the wider field of drug demand reduction – as we make a wealth of knowledge accessible to professionals worldwide, at the click of a button.

#onlinelearningcourse #drugpreventionandeducation by @cp_dap

CPDAP LMS is now live! by @cp_dap

DRUG THREAT NOTICE | OCTOBER 2026

The growing availability of concentrated Kratom extracts and 7-Hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) products raises serious public health concerns. Awareness of their potential risks, health effects, and dangers of misuse is essential to protecting our communities.

Stay informed. Stay safe. Share awareness.

#drugawareness by @cp_dap

A new era of learning is yet to unfold.
Launching tomorrow, the CPDAP LMS!

Stay tuned! by @cp_dap

A five-day Training of Trainers (TOT) on the Universal Recovery Curriculum (URC) – Peer Experiences in Addiction Recovery Services (PEERS) commenced today, 26 October 2026, in Bhutan.

Organized by the Colombo Plan Drug Advisory Programme (CPDAP) in collaboration with the PEMA Secretariat and the National Drug Task Force of Bhutan, the training brings together 35 Bhutanese professionals to strengthen their knowledge and skills in peer-based recovery support.

The training, running from 26–30 October 2026, is facilitated by Mr. Achmad Nuhung from Indonesia and Ms. Aditi Ghanekar from India - the CPDAP Master Trainers.

Through this initiative, CPDAP continues to support capacity-building efforts in Bhutan to strengthen evidence-based and recovery-oriented responses to substance use disorders. by @cp_dap

CPDAP in Cooperation with the Drug Control and Enforcement Authority (DCEA) and Gift of Hope Foundation Strengthen Substance Use Prevention in Tanzania

The Colombo Plan Drug Advisory Programme (CPDAP), Tanzania’s Drug Control and Enforcement Authority (DCEA) and the Gift of Hope Foundation (GoHF) are joining forces to address substance use disorders—a key shared concern for all three institutions. Their collaboration supports a five-day Universal Prevention Curriculum Training of Trainers in Tanga, Tanzania, from 20–24 October 2026.

The initiative is especially relevant in Tanga, a region of more than 2.6 million people that faces significant drug-related challenges. Tanga is known as a major drug entry point and ranks second only to Dar es Salaam in drug consumption, reinforcing the need for coordinated prevention and early intervention.
Delivered through the ECHO Training Model, the prevention training forms part of GoHF’s “Focus on Youth, Not the Substance” project under the TangaYetu Programme. It brings together 22 participants—11 women and 11 men—from government, civil society and the private sector, including doctors, teachers, psychologists, social welfare workers, project coordinators and community outreach officers.

The Deputy Mayor of Tanga City Council graced the opening ceremony, underscoring the importance of coordinated local action.

Through evidence-based prevention and sustained local capacity, CPDAP, DCEA and GoHF are equipping professionals and communities to respond more effectively to substance use disorders, protect young people and build healthier, safer futures across Tanga and beyond. by @cp_dap

A new era of learning is about to happen.

Stay tuned! by @cp_dap