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Methods
The methodical basis for the SEARCH and SEARCH II projects was the RAR method. RAR stands for ‘Rapid Assessment and Response’. The advantages of this process are that, by means of the RAR, it should be possible to assess a situation or problem quickly and gain indications for a suitable rapid response.
Eight key questions provided a basis for those involved in the SEARCH activities. By dividing the questions into two aspects – drug use and prevention measures – this emphasised that, in addition to planning preventive and intervention activities, the primary concern was to secure information on the prevalence of addiction among refugees, asylum seekers and illegal migrants.
Drug use
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Who uses legal or illicit drugs in a problematic way? |
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Which drugs are used in a problematic way? |
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What is problematic drug use? |
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Which factors influence the occurrence of problematic drug use? |
Prevention measures
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What do the various groups of refugees, asylum seekers and illegal immigrants know about drugs use or misuse and the associated risks? |
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What effective provisions and measures currently exist for preventing addiction? |
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What type of interventions and measures are required for refugees, asylum seekers and illegal migrants? |
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What priorities need to be set for drug prevention? |
Weitere Informationen zu den Projekten erhalten Sie bei:
Wolfgang Rometsch
Tel.: 0251 591 4710
Fax: 0251 591 5499
E-Mail: wolfgang.rometsch@lwl.org
