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In , the area under cultivation was around 23, hectares, while the previous year's figure was some 25, The UNODC Representative in Bolivia, Antonino De Leo, whose office has been jointly producing the annual survey with the Bolivian Government since , underlined that 'this decline confirms a downward trend over the last three years, during which period coca cultivation dropped by 26 per cent'. He added that 'in , Bolivia recorded the lowest area under coca cultivation since '. Satellite images and surveys on the ground showed reductions in the two main areas of cultivation. Yungas de La Paz and the Cochabamba Tropics - which together make up 99 per cent of the coca cultivation area - had reductions of 7 and 12 per cent, going from 16, to 15,, and from 8, to 7, hectares, respectively. The rest of the surveyed area, in the Norte de la Paz provinces, saw an even sharper decrease of 28 per cent, from to hectares. Government-led eradication contributed to the 9 per cent reduction in the total area of cultivation. Eradication efforts increased 3 per cent nationwide, from around 11, to some 11, hectares. At the provincial level, around 7, hectares were eradicated in the Cochabamba Tropics region, 3, in the Yungas and Norte de la Paz areas, and almost hectares cleared in the Santa Cruz province. This figure represents a 0. Compared to , seizures of coca leaf decreased by 36 per cent to tons, cocaine base paste by 37 per cent to 20 tons, and cocaine hydrochloride by 62 per cent to 1. Also, between and the number of cocaine paste factories destroyed rose 34 per cent to 5,, cocaine hydrochloride laboratories 81 per cent to 67, and chemical precursors recycling facilities 32 per cent to Mr De Leo hailed Bolivia's continuing reduction of the area under coca cultivation, which is on track to reach 20, hectares, the objective set by the national strategy against drug trafficking and coca leaf surplus reduction. While speaking to the press, De Leo underlined that in order to achieve the goal of sustained reduction of illicit crop cultivation, good practices show that 'eradication efforts should be combined with comprehensive, participatory, long term development programmes in cultivation areas, as well as regional and international cooperation'. The Bolivia Coca Survey can be accessed at: www. Welcome to the United Nations. United Nations. Information Service Vienna. Site Search Search the site. Media Press Releases.

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In this period the surface under cultivation declined from 23, hectares ha to 20, ha. The surface under coca cultivation in is the lowest since UNODC began its monitoring survey in De Leo highlighted that, between and , 'the surface under coca cultivation declined by 10, ha, which represents a reduction of more than a third. Through the use of satellite imaging and field monitoring, reductions in the two main areas of cultivation were detected. Between and , these two areas reduced their surface under coca cultivation by 10 per cent and 14 per cent respectively, from 15, to 14, ha and from 7, to 6, ha. In the Norte de La Paz provinces the cultivation area decreased from to ha. There are 22 protected areas in Bolivia - accounting for 16 per cent of the country's surface - where coca crops are forbidden by Bolivian law. In , there were ha of coca crops detected within six protected areas, of which 59 per cent were in Carrasco National Park. This reservation allows the chewing, consumption and use of the coca leaf in its natural state for cultural and medicinal purposes, as well as its growth, trade and possession to the extent necessary for these licit purposes. The current national legislation, which dates back to , states that the area under coca cultivation must not exceed 12, ha. A dialogue-based process led by the Government saw the participation of coca growing unions in the implementation of the national strategy to reduce the surplus of coca crops in permitted areas. Another important factor has been the abandonment of old coca fields in the Yungas de La Paz province, due to the drastic reduction of their coca crop yields. Between and , the area eradicated declined by two per cent at the national level, from 11, to 11, ha. The potential coca leaf production in the country was estimated to be 33, tons in The total value of coca leaf production in represented 0. Compared to , seizures of coca leaf were up by 22 per cent, from tons to tons; seizures of cocaine base decreased 11 per cent, from around 20 tons to 18 tons; while those of cocaine hydrochloride increased per cent, from around 1. Between and , the number of cocaine paste factories destroyed decreased 11 per cent, from 5, to 5,; the number of cocaine hydrochloride laboratories increased 10 per cent, from 67 to 74;and the chemical precursors recycling facilities rose 16 per cent, from 50 to Speaking to the press, Mr. De Leo highlighted the country's policy of dialogue, participation of coca growing unions and respect for human rights. Additionally, he reminded the audience of 'the importance of comprehensive, participative and long-term development programmes, as essential elements to ensure a sustained reduction of illicit crops. Welcome to the United Nations. United Nations. Information Service Vienna. Site Search Search the site. Media Press Releases.

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