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Partners

Every year, UNODC commemorates 26 June -  the International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking - with a campaign and a series of events aimed at raising awareness of the major problem that illicit drug use represents to society and particularly to young people.

Everyone is invited to join the campaign and partner with us! We would be delighted to count on your support to make the campaign a big success. For example, you can participate by printing fact sheets and distributing them in your school or at work. You could also share the information available on this website with your family, friends and colleagues. Or you could organize events to mark 26 June, World Drug Day. The choice is yours. Get more ideas from Campaign tools and Get involved.

Associated partner

Member States of the United Nations and non-profit organizations that are running campaigns in line with UNODC policies and United Nations drug control treaties are invited to apply to become associate partners of the international campaign against drug abuse.

Selected partners will be authorized to use the "associated partner" logo and will be listed on this page. Partners can use the logo for the following activities or products:

• Awareness activities, newsletters and journal articles
• Conferences and seminars
• Information and promotional campaigns
• Promotional items
• Websites, radio and television programmes, or advertisements

The "associated partner" logo should not be used to endorse commercial products or services. Thus, it cannot be used in any manner that suggests a direct product and services endorsement. Because it represents the identity of the international campaign, the logo can only be used as designed and produced. Moreover, it may not be sub-licensed to any other entity.

Likewise, the logo and campaign branding should not be used in any way which misrepresents the objectives of the campaign or which undermines the corporate image or policies/activities of UNODC and the United Nations. These policies include UN conventions and protocols.

Partners should note that the agreement does not extend to the use of either the UNODC or the United Nations logo.