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Thom Browne’s recent visit to Berlin, CEO of the Colombo Plan, marked a key moment in the global fight against new psychoactive substances (NPS) and synthetic opioids. Organized by C4 Recovery Foundation, C4 Consulting, and the Knowmad Institut, all members of the Rome Consensus 2.0, the event solidified international collaboration in confronting a growing global health crisis.

Browne’s message was clear: a coordinated global response is essential to address the escalating threat of synthetic opioids. The Rome Consensus 2.0 alliance, together with partners like C4 Recovery and the Knowmad Institut, is committed to developing public health and human rights-based strategies to combat this crisis.

The Rome Consensus Partners are seeking an experienced, self-motivated, creative coordinator to oversee the delivery of the work plan, and help the Consensus and its partners achieve our ambitions for the coming 12 months.

A crucial tool for responding to substance abuse problems for the next decade On the 4th of March, during the 63rd Session of the United… Read More »Rome Consensus 2.0, the humanitarian manifesto for drug policy, launched at the United Nations