ABOUT US

In January 2008, the “First Consultation on the Prevention of HIV Related to Drug Use” in Goa, India, provided a platform for Asian drug user activists to hold a regional consultation and develop the Goa Declaration, building on the International Network of People who Use Drugs (INPUD) Vancouver Declaration, effectively giving birth to ANPUD.

Instigated in 2008, and registered in 2010 in Hong Kong, ANPUD is now registered as a Foundation in Thailand since 2015. We are the only regional network representing the voice of people who use drugs in regional fora, and supporting the development of country networks of people who use drugs across Asia. As a community based network, we represent people who use drugs, including women who use and inject drugs, and advocate for issues pertinent to us in the Asia region.

  • The Vancouver Declaration

    Why the world needs an international network of activists who use drugs

    The International Activists who use drugs

    30 April 2006, Vancouver Canada

  • The Goa Declaration

    First Asian Consultation on the Prevention of HIV related to Drug Use, 2008

Historical Documents