Drugs Monitoring Platform (DMP)

Welcome to the Drugs Monitoring Platform.

SIGNIFICANT INDIVIDUAL HEROIN SEIZURES ALONG THE BALKAN ROUTE AND THE NORTHERN ROUTE

Drug seizures in the Americas, March 2020-April 2021

The Drugs Monitoring Platform serves as a complementary information source, feeding into other UNODC Research products, including the flagship World Drug Report.

WHO/UNODC Substance Use Disorder Treatment Facility Survey

Afghanistan Opium Poppy Cultivation Interactive Map

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 489,000 geo-coded drug seizure data points obtained from countries around the world.

Latest Publication

UNODC Drugs Monitoring Platform Brief: Latest patterns and trends in drug trafficking modi operandi of heroin and methamphetamine originating in Afghanistan

2 weeks ago

This brief examines dimensions of seizure event data to enable early assessments of possible changes in trafficking patterns.

UNODC Drugs Monitoring Platform Brief: Latest patterns and trends in trafficking routes of heroin and methamphetamine originating in Afghanistan

1 month ago

Building on earlier efforts of the UNODC Drugs Monitoring Platform, this brief examines dimensions of seizure event data to enable early assessments of possible changes in trafficking patterns.

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

9 months ago

This brief examines additional dimensions of seizure event data producing knowledge that can support law enforcement, other operational activities and policymakers.