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The group discussed the needs and prospects for local harm reduction policies and investigated the challenges and potential such services offer with regard to urban security policies and social cohesion at the local level. The three main objectives of the SDCR are to: improve the health of drug users by offering low-threshold services; improve their social situation by re- creating a link between those most marginalised and the public health and social service system, and improving public security by reducing the risks and nuisances related to opencast drug consumption in public spaces. The group then visited SDCR Salle Jean-Pierre Lhomme, Espace Gaia, getting first-hand information on how it is operated, the services it offers, and how it responds to the high demand as the sole establishment of its kind in the greater Paris region. The group was then split up a smaller groups to visit a wide range of sites and services in North Paris, where there are zones of open drug consumption as well as low-threshold harm reduction services and related offers for different groups of users. Following the visits, the participants took part in an exclusive screening of the documentary film The slightest risk Le moindre risque , which includes interviews with users of the Paris DCR, followed by an exchange with the film director Edie Laconi. For this exchange, the group was joined by Colombe Brossel, Deputy Mayor of Paris in charge of all matters relating to crime prevention, security, working class neighbourhoods and integration, Luis Fernandez , Advisor to the Police Commissioner in charge of the prevention of crime and radicalisation, and Marie Jauffret-Roustide, sociologist and public health researcher in charge of evaluating the Paris DCR. Discussions focused on the reduction of nuisances related to public drug use, such as dumped syringes and disorderly conduct of users, neighbourhood resistance to and involvement in harm reduction services, the policing of drug trafficking and use in areas close to consumption sites, and the right balance between harm reduction and repressive responses to risky behaviours in public. These visits have offered the project partners the opportunity to learn about different models of SDCRs and linked services for users. They also were able to see first hand how drug-related challenges affect differently a range of cities throughout Europe, and how policies and legal frameworks vary among countries and regions. All these cities are currently reinforcing their local harm reduction strategies with DCRs or related low-threshold services. This event is open to the interested public — please find information and register here. The knowledge and expertise gathered through the project will result in a final publication in the form of a guidebook featuring practical advice and promising practices, which will be available to local authorities across Europe. More information about Solidify. About Us. Our ecosystem. Crisis Management. Discriminatory Violence. Organised Crime. Public Spaces. Specific Groups. The City at Night. Exchanges among peers. European cooperation. Efus network. Subscribe to newsletter. Related Posts.