Risk assessment of new psychoactive substances Operating guidelines

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The principal aim of these guidelines is to put in place a sound methodological and procedural basis for carrying out each risk assessment. The risk assessment has regard to the health and social risks of the use of, manufacture of, and traffic in the new psychoactive substance, the involvement of organised crime and the possible consequences of control measures. The guidelines were finalised and adopted by the EMCDDA’s Scientific Committee in November 2008.

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About risk assessment of new psychoactive substances

European Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (EMCDDA)
2009

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