European Agencies by Country with Alcohol and Other Drug Interests

Here is the complete alphabetical directory of the primary government agency in each European country responsible for alcohol and drug abuse policy, prevention, and treatment. All are official members of the REITOX network — the European information system coordinated by the European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA).

Pan-European Coordinating Body

European Union Drugs Agency (EUDA)Formerly the EMCDDA; the EU’s central drug monitoring and policy agency, based in Lisbon. All national agencies below report to it.

Austria

Austrian Public Health Institute — Addiction Competence Centre (GÖG)(Gesundheit Österreich GmbH)

  • Contact: Mr Martin Busch
  • Address: Stubenring 6, 1010 Wien, Austria
  • Website: goeg.at

Belgium

Sciensano — Scientific Institute of Public Health(Epidemiology and Public Health Division)

  • Contact: Ms Lies Gremeaux
  • Address: Brussels, Belgium
  • Website: sciensano.be

Bulgaria

National Focal Point on Drugs and Drug Addictions(National Centre of Public Health and Analyses)

  • Contact: Mr Aleksandar Panayotov
  • Address: Sofia, Bulgaria
  • Website: nfp-drugs.bg

Croatia

Croatian Institute of Public Health — Service for Combating Drug Abuse(Hrvatski zavod za javno zdravstvo)

  • Contact: Ms Lidija Vugrinec
  • Address: Zagreb, Croatia
  • Website: hzjz.hr

Cyprus

Cyprus Anti-Drugs Council — National Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction

  • Contact: Ms Ioanna Yiasemi
  • Address: Nicosia, Cyprus
  • Website: naac.org.cy

Czechia

National Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Addictions(Office of the Government of the Czech Republic)

  • Contact: Ms Pavla Chomynová
  • Address: Praha, Czech Republic
  • Website: drogy-info.cz

Denmark

Danish Health Authority(Sundhedsstyrelsen)

  • Contact: Ms Kari Grasaasen
  • Address: Copenhagen, Denmark
  • Website: sst.dk

Estonia

National Institute for Health Development — Centre for Drugs and Addictions

  • Contact: Ms Katri Abel-Ollo
  • Address: Tallinn, Estonia
  • Website: tai.ee

Finland

Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL)(Terveyden ja hyvinvoinnin laitos)

  • Contact: Ms Marja Liisa Helminen
  • Address: Helsinki, Finland
  • Website: thl.fi

France

French Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (OFDT)(Observatoire français des drogues et des tendances addictives)

  • Contact: Mr Guillaume Airagnes
  • Address: Paris, France
  • Website: ofdt.fr

Germany

German Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (DBDD)A tripartite body comprising:

  • Federal Centre for Health Education (BZgA), Cologne
  • German Centre for Addiction Issues (DHS), Hamm
  • IFT Institute for Therapy Research, Munich
  • Contact: Ms Esther Neumeier
  • Website: dbdd.de

Greece

University Mental Health, Neurosciences & Precision Medicine Research Institute (UMHRI)(Athens University / National Centre for Documentation & Monitoring on Drugs & Alcohol)

  • Contact: Ms Ioulia Bafi
  • Address: Athens, Greece
  • Website: umhri.gr

Hungary

Hungarian National Focal Point(Department of Public Health, Ministry of Interior)

  • Contact: Hungarian Ministry of Interior
  • Address: Budapest, Hungary
  • Website: drogfokuszpont.hu

Ireland

Health Research Board (HRB)

Italy

Department for Anti-Drug Policies(Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri)

  • Contact: Ms Elisabetta Simeoni
  • Address: Presidency of the Council of Ministers, Rome, Italy
  • Website: politicheantidroga.gov.it

Latvia

Centre for Disease Prevention and Control of Latvia (CDPC)

  • Contact: Latvian REITOX focal point
  • Address: Riga, Latvia
  • Website: spkc.gov.lv

Lithuania

Drug, Tobacco and Alcohol Control Department(Under the Government of the Republic of Lithuania)

  • Contact: Lithuanian national focal point
  • Address: Vilnius, Lithuania
  • Website: ntakd.lt

Luxembourg

Directorate of Health — Department of Epidemiology and Statistics(Ministry of Health)

  • Contact: Ms Nadine Berndt
  • Address: Luxembourg-Hamm, Luxembourg
  • Website: sante.lu

Malta

National Anti-Drug Agency(Ministry for Social Policy and Children’s Rights — National Coordinating Unit on Drugs and Alcohol)

  • Contact: Mr Manuel Gellel
  • Address: Valletta, Malta
  • Website: gov.mt/nada

Netherlands

Trimbos Institute — National Drug Monitor(Netherlands Institute of Mental Health and Addiction)

  • Contact: Ms Margriet van Laar
  • Address: Utrecht, Netherlands
  • Website: trimbos.nl

Norway

Norwegian Directorate of Health (Hdir)(Helsedirektoratet — Ministry of Health and Care Services)

Poland

National Center for Prevention of Addictions(Krajowe Centrum Przeciwdziałania Uzależnieniom — Ministry of Health)

  • Contact: Ms Marta Zin-Sędek
  • Address: Al. Jerozolimskie 155, 02-326 Warsaw, Poland
  • Website: kcpu.gov.pl

Portugal

General Directorate for Intervention on Addictive Behaviours and Dependencies (SICAD)(Note: transitioning to new Institute on Addictive Behaviours and Dependencies — ICAD)

  • Address: Lisbon, Portugal
  • Website: sicad.pt

Romania

National Anti-Drug Agency(Agenția Națională Antidrog — Ministry of Internal Affairs)

  • Address: Bucharest, Romania
  • Website: ana.gov.ro

Slovakia

National Monitoring Centre for Drugs(Department of Drug Strategy Coordination and Monitoring — Ministry of Health)

  • Contact: Ms Bibiana Balazova
  • Address: Bratislava, Slovakia
  • Website: health.gov.sk

Slovenia

National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ)(Information Unit for Illicit Drugs)

  • Contact: Ms Mateja Jandl
  • Address: Ljubljana, Slovenia
  • Website: nijz.si

Spain

Government Delegation for the National Plan on Drugs(Delegación del Gobierno para el Plan Nacional sobre Drogas — Ministry of Health)

Sweden

Public Health Agency of Sweden(Folkhälsomyndigheten)

Türkiye

Turkish Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (TUBİM)(Ministry of Interior / Turkish National Police / Counter Narcotics Department)

  • Contact: Mr Attila Ayata
  • Address: Ankara, Türkiye
  • Website: tubim.gov.tr

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