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Reports
Get to know updates on the implementation of the Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy by reading these reports from implementing agencies.
Learning Materials
Find here a collection of materials that you may use in the planning and development of drug abuse prevention and advocacy programs.
Manuals and Guides
Have existing programs on drug abuse prevention and control? Click here to download references to ensure adherence to established guidelines.
Video Materials
Watch here video recordings of webinars on different topics in drug abuse prevention and control.
Templates
Implementing agencies may download from here templates and forms for reports to be submitted in line with the implementation of the Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy.
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Reports
2019 PADS Implementation Report
The Dangerous Drugs Board is committed to continue its effort to work hand in hand with different government agencies in order to achieve drug-free communities by 2022. DDB makes public the accomplishments of the PADS through the different initiatives which were undertaken using a “whole-of-nation approach” on drug abuse prevention and control.
2019 DDB Annual Report
The 2019 Annual Report is the Dangerous Drugs Board’s annual performance report which summarizes the efforts of the Board for the year under review.
Anti-Illegal Drugs Seminar
Anti-Illegal Drugs Seminar held at the Main Office of the Dangerous Drugs Board
Learning Materials
2019 National Household Survey on the Patterns and Trends of Drug Abuse
The 2019 National Household Survey on the Patterns and Trends of Drug Abuse was conducted in collaboration with the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD), Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) and I-Metrics Asia Pacific, Inc. The PSA vetted and validated the research framework, methodology and instruments used, while the DSWD’s trained field interviewers took charge of the data-gathering activities. I-Metrics Asia Pacific, Inc. processed and analyzed the data collected by the DSWD.
The 2019 drug survey’s main objective is to determine the magnitude of the drug problem nationwide and estimate the number of lifetime and current drug users. It aims to determine the prevalence and the number of lifetime and current drug users at the local and national level; define the demographic characteristics of lifetime and current drug users; measure awareness of the respondents of the anti-drug services provided by the government at the barangay level; and provide recommendations to counter the drug problem on a national level.
Manuals and Guides
PADS Communications Plan
To aid in the effective implementation and proper dissemination of the Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy (PADS), the Dangerous Drugs Board, with the help of Rebel Marketing, Inc., came up with a comprehensive national communication plan to anchor agency-level messages and identify communication strategies focused on the youth, families, and other target populations.
An internal communications task force was formed to work with Rebel Marketing to develop the communication plan, collaborate on developing key messages, and improve a communication system to synergize DDB and PADS implementing agencies. The communications plan further aims to delve into understanding the context, trends and environment that shapes perception on the PADS and elicit support and participation of all government and non-government agencies.
The three-year communication roadmap includes reframing conversation and building momentum for 2020, sustaining momentum and rallying the PADS to the finish line for 2021, and highlighting the PADS impact and positive change to society for 2022.
PADS Branding Manual
Simultaneous with the development of PADS Communication Plan, a Brand Book was conceptualized to project unity and promote synergy among PADS Member Agencies. The DDB looks to communicate PADS with a distinct visual branding, making it easily recognizable by stakeholders and distinguishable from other government’s campaign.
Video Materials
Fact Talk Series: Rethinking Drug Abuse Preventive Education Programs Using the NSTP Platforms in HEIs (28 May 2020)
How can we improve and utilize drug abuse prevention programs using the NSTP platform? Find out by watching the Fact Talk Series with Dr. Francis Grace Duka-Pante from the University of the Philippines and Ms. Ella Marie Dimaculangan from the DDB.
Webinar on Effective Parenting (28 May 2020)
Interested to know more about effective parenting in this time of pandemic? Watch this video and find out how to #PreventYourChildrenFromDrugs and
#ProtectYourChildrenFromCOVID-19
Fact Talk Series: Sports as Part of Self-Discipline in Rejecting Drug Dependence (4 June 2020)
On our third episode of Fact Talk Series, we were joined by our special guest, former PBA player, Mr. Chris Tiu. Mr. Tiu discussed how youth can utilize sports as part of self-discipline in rejecting drug dependence.
Usapang Milenyal: Katatagan ng Kabataan Tungo sa Kaligtasan (11 June 2020)
“Usapang Milenyal” is an episode of DDB’s Fact Talk Series which focused on the role of millennials in keeping oneself safe and healthy during the time of pandemic.
Fact Talk Series: Strengthening Barkada Kontra Droga (17 June 2020)
This Fact Talk Session tackled how we can tap the university student council platform for anti-drug advocacy. Our guest speaker, Mr. Mark Andrew Copuyoc, former President of Ateneo de Manila University Central Student Council, shared tips on how to effectively maximize the use of the platform to encourage students to stay away from illegal drugs.
Fact Talk Series: Understanding Cryptocurrencies in Relation to the Drug Trade (24 June 2020)
What are cryptocurrencies? How is it related to the illegal drug trade? Find these out in this episode of DDB’s Fact Talk Series with our resource speaker, Atty. Marcley Augustus D. Natu-el, Supervising Legislative Staff Officer of the Senate of the Philippines.
Webinar on Discouraging Drug Use in the Workplace (3 July 2020)
Ang webinar na ito ay para sa mga magigiting nating manggagawa. Halina at panoorin ang isang makabuluhang talakayan tungkol sa pananatiling malaya sa impluwensya ng droga sa ating mga pinagtatrabahuan.
Webinar on Impact of Drug Use to Mental Health (17 July 2020)
Learn more about the impacts of drug use to mental health and its effect on individual’s psychological being in this webinar. In this discussion, Dr. Bernardino A. Vicente, former Medical Chief of the National Center for Mental Health, shared his expertise in the field of medicine.
Webinar on the Use of Nutritional Guide for Persons Who Use Drugs (24 July 2020)
What is the importance of adopting a balanced diet for Persons Who Use Drugs? Get to know more about the dietary manuals developed by the researchers from the DOST-FNRI led by our resource speaker, Dr. Imelda Angeles-Agdeppa.
What you should know about RA 9165 (14 August 2020)
Alamin ang mahahalagang probisyon ng RA 9165, o ang batas patungkol sa iligal na droga. Kasama natin sa talakayan na ito ay ang Chief, Legal Affairs Division ng Dangerous Drugs Board, Atty. Philip Josef Vera Cruz.
Sarah Geronimo performs Tala
Watch the new music video of Sarah Geronimo called Tala.
Templates
Budget Matrix Template
The Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy (PADS) allows member agencies to submit proposal with corresponding budget to their drug related activity in relation to the mandates of PADS.
This template will serve as the working document of all member agencies planning to send request for funding to the DDB.
PADS Reporting and Monitoring Template
Reporting and dissemination of findings are essential in ensuring the relevance of the monitoring and evaluation component of the plan. This template will serve as the guiding tool of every member agency in submitting accomplishment reports to DDB.