The Asia Pacific Harm Reduction (APHR) Forum lays the first groundwork for a transformative dialogue on the future of harm reduction in the Asia Pacific region. The forum brings together a diverse range of stakeholders, including health practitioners, experts, academics, consumers, and policymakers.
This forum is designed to enable interactive exchanges of ideas on the science behind harm reduction, its impacts on health, and the perspectives of both consumers and policymakers while charting its future trajectory in the region.
Attendees will have the opportunity to be at the forefront of harm reduction advocacy and practice, gain insights into the latest trends and research in harm reduction, network with like-minded individuals and organizations, as well as contribute to shaping the future of harm reduction policies and initiatives in the Asia Pacific region.
The APHR Forum is more than an event: it is a catalyst for change, advancing harm reduction practices in the Asia Pacific region. Join us on this transformative journey as we redefine the landscape of public health and well-being.
Foster a collaborative environment that connects government stakeholders and policymakers with both global and local experts in Harm Reduction, ensuring the realization of its maximum benefits.
Establish a platform for future policy discussions that engage relevant stakeholders to ensure the incorporation of evidence-based findings and real-world scenarios aimed at effectively implementing harm reduction measures.
Showcase cutting-edge research, technologies, and programs that have shown promise in reducing harm related to public health challenges.
APHR Forum is guided by the pillars of harm reduction, emphasizing scientific evidence, social justice, and individual rights. By championing harm reduction over prohibition, we seek pragmatic, compassionate solutions that avoid stigmatization and foster empowerment.