Sentence examples for harm reduction projects from inspiring English sources

The group, which runs several harm reduction projects including pill testing at Shambhala Music Festival, found the fancy lab tech can cost as much as a quarter million.

Known as Fernando Caudevilla when he's doing his day job in various harm reduction projects, Doctor X invites Silk Road members to ask him anything they think he might be able to help them with.

When, in 2010, The Global Fund ended it's financing for prevention and harm reduction projects in Romania the share of new infections among injecting drug addicts rose from 3% in 2010 to 29.23% in 2013, according to "UNAIDS Country Progress Report on AIDS - Reporting period January 2013" for Romania.

When, in 2010, the Global Fund ended it's financing for prevention and harm reduction projects in Romania the share of new infections among injecting drug addicts rose from 3percentt in 2010 to 29.23 percent in 2013, according to the "UNAIDS Country Progress Report on AIDS—Reporting period January 2013" for Romania.

CORINNE A. CAREY New York, Aug. 31, 2000 The writer is director, Harm Reduction Project, Urban Justice Center.

Read more about harm reduction in THUMP's Festival Harm Reduction Project series.

In The Festival Harm Reduction Project series, we examine drug use at music festivals and clubs across the globe, and explore what artists, organizers, harm reduction groups, and concert-goers are doing to make nightlife safer.

In The Festival Harm Reduction Project series, we examine drug use at music festivals and clubs across the globe, and explore what artists, organizers, harm reductiongroups, and concert-goers are doing to make nightlife safer.

Even as the royal circus passed down Hastings Street a half-block away, with a heightened security presence at the street market, Blyth continued her harm reduction project uninterrupted.

"That is why have invested in specialist mental health training for prison officers, allocated more funding for prison safety and have launched a suicide and self-harm reduction project to address the increase in self-inflicted deaths and self-harm in our prisons".

Dr. Arenas said there were similar "harm-reduction" projects in Milwaukee, New York and other cities where needles and Naloxone were distributed.