National Project Workplan for National Narcotics Board Indonesia

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National Project Workplan for National Narcotics
Board Indonesia

• Improving ATS Data and Information Systems
  Regional Workshop Bangkok Thailand
• November 2005

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• Output 1 Review and development of network
• Activities undertaken and ongoing July 2005
• Review of existing data and linkages,
• Identification of new ATS sources and
• Contact with national network
• through
• Meetings and consultation with Provincial and
  City Narcotics Board (BNP/BNK), university
  research groups, health and other government
  related agencies and institutions and NGOs
• Access to internet
• Meetings, seminars on drug/ATS related studies,
  surveys and reports

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• Output 2 Complete ATS Networker
• Activities continuing and expanding Aug. 2005
• Complete Data Source Tracking System (3 BNPs for
  Law Enforcement) and expansion of ATS abuse data
  network ( 18 BNPs and 130 BNKs out of 440 as
  initial phase).
• Complete ATS Data Tracker (ongoing and continuing
  but the list of data sources and basic ATS
  data/shared with the region through UNODC,
  Bangkok.
• Identify gaps in geographic and substantive
  coverage of national network (participation of
  440 BNKs needed as major sources of Drug/ATS
  data are in this level).
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• Official visits/meetings to BNPs/BNKs to orient
  data sources on data recording/reporting
  procedures.
• Provision of technical material support since
  2004 (computers and softwares) from BNN and F97

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Provision of computers (hardware/softwares)
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ATS Data Sources 2004
BNN (National)
MOH (National)

(27) BNPs (Province)
(13) PHO (Province)
(27) Poldas (Region)
Hospitals (Province)

(440) BNKs (District)
Police (District)
(16) MHO (District)

(6) Health Centres
(14) Prisons
Private Clinics
(30) Hospitals
Police (Sub-district)
((22) T/R Centres
DRUG USE
LAW ENFORCEMENT
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DRUG/ATS USE DATA SOURCES 2005
BNN (National)

(31) BNPs (Province)
(31) PHO (Province)
Hospitals (Province)
(31) Poldas (Region)

(440) BNKs (District)
Police (District)
(130) MHO (District)

Health Centres
Mental Hospitals
General Hospitals
T/R Centres
Private clinics
Police (Sub-district)
(14) Prisons
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• Output 3 Meeting of data sources in Jakarta
• Activities started in Sept. 2005
• Organize meeting of BNN Drug database/ATS
  network. ?
• Hold meetings/one day seminar with BNN Drug/ATS
  network to share data, update on latest national
  and provincial trends and assess network. ?
• Hold meetings with Provincial Narcotics Board
  (BNP) and Municipal/City Narcotics Board (BNK) to
  share data, update on the national and provincial
  trends and assess network. ?
• Cost for meetings, seminars, and assessment
  visits
• is borne by BNN Center for Drug Research
• Development and Information (BNN Litbang/Info)

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• Output 4 Trial national ATS clearinghouse
  established and linked to regional clearinghouse
  
• Activities started in Sept. 2005
• Institutions coordinated to gather and collate
  national ATS information (Started in Sept.2005
  /continuing)
• Workplan of the national clearinghouse is
  developed for monitoring and implementation
  (Ongoing)
• National information is copied and shared with
  the regional clearinghouse (www.apaic.org) every
  6 months (Started in Sept. 2005 ?)
• Through
• Assigning BNN staff to take charge of this
  activity
• Provision of office space and computer equipment
  to store drug/ATS database/information

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• Output 5 Develop comparable data for ATS abuse
• Activities started in Sept. 2005
• Completed DAINAP Questionnaire in 30 June ? 30
  Sept. 2005 ? and will continue to fill the
  quarterly forms in 31 Dec. 2005 and 31 March
  2006.
• To complete the annual forms in 30 June 2006.
• Undertaken by BNN staff / F97

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• INFORMATION SYSTEMS
• List of data sources participating in BNN
  national network in 2005 (31 Provincial Narcotics
  Board (BNP) 31 Provincial Police Office (Polda)
  and prisons 71 related health and social
  institutions (General hospitals, mental
  hospitals, health centers, T/R centers,)
  participating in 2004.
• What data do these data sources provide?
• Drug abuse data sources provide total number
  of drug users, demographic data of drug users
  (gender male and female age group occupation
  educational attainment type of drugs used
  methods of use number of mortality lifetime,
  past year and past month prevalence of drug use
  and estimated number of drug users among student
  population, total/trends of IDUs and HIV/AIDS.
• Law enforcement data sources provide total
  number of illicit drug related arrests, type of
  arrest (drug user, dealer, trafficker, producer),
  gender, nationality, age, occupation, seizures
  (amount seized)

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• INFORMATION SYSTEMS (continued)
• Additional data sources needed to include? YES!
• BNN goal is to get all the 31 BNPs as R/R
  coordinators and 130 BNKs in 2006 as sources of
  drug/ATS abuse data.
• With the recent reorganization, the 3 new
  Provincial Police (Polda) will be added to the
  already existing 27 law enforcement data sources.
• Accomplished through..
• Official visits to non-active BNPs and new
  Poldas, hold meetings/consultation with BNP/Polda
  officials re importance of drug/ATS data
  collection.
• Submission of budget proposal to the State
  Development Planning Board (Bappenas) for the
  provision of computer hardware and softwares to
  160 districts in 2006.

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• INFORMATION SYSTEMS (continued)
• Contact with law enforcement network sources, is
  done monthly.
• Contact with drug abuse network sources through
  BNPs is done every three months .
• Scheduled of meetings / communications? No
  regular meetings but meetings are held at least
  once a year. Communications through email, fax
  and telephone is done, as needed.
• Do your data sources provide regular standardized
  reports? Yes, because BNN provides standardized
  forms for law enforcement and drug abuse,
  developed in January 2004, now in CDs, and
  distributed to all data sources.

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Special Studies on Drug Abuse

• List of studies on drug abuse completed in the
• last year by NGOs, Universities, UN agencies
• or Research Institutes
• National Survey of Illicit Drug Use and Illicit
  Drug Dealing among Formal and Informal Workers in
  15 Provinces, 2004 (BNN and PT. Sinergi multi
  integrasi).
• Study on the Economic and Social Costs of Drug
  Use in 10 Big Cities in Indonesia, (Health
  Research Center, University of Indonesia and BNN,
  2004).

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Recent Developments in the ATS Situation

• Describe most recent developments
• Clandestine laboratories with large capacity to
  produce ATS continues to increase in Indonesia as
  evidently shown by the number of seized
  clandestine laboratories within the year (2005)
• April 8, 2005 Jasinga Village, Bogor regency
  with total production of ATS is 3.780.000 tablet/
  month
• May 16, 2005 Tanjung Duren District, West
  Jakarta, with capacity to produce 2 ecstasy
  tablet per second.
• Nov. 11, 2005 - Clandestine Laboratory seized in
  Serang,Banten, with the capacity to produce
  Ecstasy of 100 kg. per week.

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Clandestine Laboratory in Jasinga, Bogor, West
Java 8 April 2005 Total production of ATS is
3.780.000 tablet/ month
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ATS PRODUCTION EQUIPMENTS
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Clandestine Laboratory in Serang, Banten, 11
Nov. 2005 Capacity to produce Ecstasy 100 kg.
per week
Land area 4,000 m sq.
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• SUSPECTS
• (6) Foreigners
• (4) Chinese
• (1) French (technician)
• (1) Dutch (Chemical expert)

148 kg. ICE/SHABU
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DISTILLATION PROCESS
MIXING PROCESS
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PRECURSORS
PUNCHER
TABLET DESIGNER
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PRECURSORS
METHYL ETHYL KETONE
ACETIC ACID GLACIAL
ACETONE
HYDROCHLORIC ACID
SULPHURIC ACID
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Recent Developments in the ATS Situation

• Describe most recent developments
• No new forms ( ice (shabu) remains the only form
  seized).
• No differences in ATS in different areas of
  Indonesia (ice/shabu remains popular in most
  provinces of Indonesia)

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Recent Developments in the ATS Situation

• Describe new developments (continued)
• Price differences in your country depends on the
  purity of ATS with an average price of
  Rp.100,000/tablet
• No new routes of ATS administration (generally
  through ingestion for ecstasy and inhaling for
  methamphetamine (shabu) So far there are no
  reported cases of injecting ATS.

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