Drugs Monitoring Platform

The UNODC Drugs Monitoring Platform is a multi-source system for collecting, visualizing, and sharing drug data aimed at providing access to near real-time data on drug trafficking trends, delivering data using interactive visualizations adapted to user-specific needs, and improving early warning drug threat identification for law enforcement and analysts. The Drugs Monitoring Platform provides additional geographical insight on current drug trafficking trends, with over 470,000 geo-coded drug seizure data points obtained from countries around the world.

Total seizure events
474, 631
Opioids

85,901

Cocaine-type

134,958

Cannabis-type (excluding synthetic cannabinoids)

238,824

Amphetamine-type stimulants (excluding ecstasy)

27,111

Hallucinogens

1,553

New psychoactive substances

22,833

Precursors

2,632

Latest Publication

UNODC Drugs Monitoring Platform Brief: The reach of nationally linked trafficking groups across Afghan opiate trafficking routes
2 months ago

This brief examines additional dimensions of seizure event data producing knowledge that can support law enforcement, other operational a

UNODC Drugs Monitoring Platform Brief: Possible impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on trafficking in opiates and methamphetamine originating in Afghanistan
8 months ago

Within a span of 12 months, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has had a tremendous impact on the global economy, public health and daily life

Sustainable Development Goals

SDG goal 5
SDG goal 3
SDG goal 16

Cooperating Partners

Donors

THE DRUGS MONITORING PLATFORM IS MADE POSSIBLE THANKS TO THE GENEROUS CONTRIBUTIONS OF

United States of America