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The Dangerous Drugs Board’s trunklines +632 89294544 and +632 89291753 are experiencing technical issues.

In light of the situation, we have opened additional contact information in an effort to stay in continual communication with our clients and stakeholders.

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Joint Dangerous Drugs Board and Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency Statement on the Use of Yellow Prescription Forms for Dangerous Drugs.

The DDB utilizes the Online Application for Certification and Exemption Information System (OACEIS) to process application for such certificates. The streamline procedure for application is in compliance with Republic Act 11032 or Ease of Doing Business and Efficient Government Service Delivery Act of 2018.

APPLICANTS FOR CERTIFICATE OF EXEMPTION, PLEASE REFER TO THE ATTACHED LIST.

UPDATED LIST OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES

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DDB and PDEA Joint Statement on Unauthorized Use of Nitrous Oxide (N2O)

Nitrous Oxide (N2O), also called dinitrogen monoxide, laughing gas or nitrous is a chemical compound. It is termed oxide because oxygen is in combination with only one element.

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Petitions for Voluntary and Compulsory Confinement Cases Pursuant to Sections 54 and 61 of Republic Act No. 9165 or the Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002, As Amended.

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Online Payment

The Dangerous Drugs Board is pleased to announce online payment options available in partnership with the Land Bank of the Philippines.

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Advisory for DDCPEC-MS

The DDCPEC-MS will be temporarily unavailable for the submission of semi-annual report (SAR) on January 2023 due to system enhancement. Full restoration of the system will be announced until further notice. Meanwhile, you may submit your SAR through this email: cs.sar@pdea.gov.ph.

For Mixtures, reports should only be submitted through email: lad@ddb.gov.ph. For those stakeholders who already submitted their reports to legaldivision.ddb@gmail.com, please resend your reports at lad@ddb.gov.ph.

For other concerns, you may email misd.helpdesk@ddb.gov.ph.

Mission, Vision
& Mandate

The Dangerous Drugs Board is committed to stamping out the illicit supply of and demand for dangerous drugs and precursor chemicals, and to promote regional and international cooperation in drug abuse prevention and control.

DDB joins the celebration of the 56th ASEAN Founding Anniversary

Aug 8, 2023

The Dangerous Drugs Board joins the commemoration of the 56th ASEAN Founding Anniversary celebrated at the Manila Peninsula, Makati City. Executive Director Undersecretary Earl P. Saavedra, CESO I,...

DDB, PDEA Officials met with Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin in Malacañang

Aug 7, 2023

The leadership of the Dangerous Drugs Board and the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency met with Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin in Malacañang to discuss policy and implementation related concerns...

DDB joins the 15th ASEAN Drug Monitoring Network Meeting

Aug 3, 2023

The Dangerous Drugs Board joins the 15th ASEAN Drug Monitoring Network (ADMN) Meeting which aims to develop a monitoring information system on drug abuse in the ASEAN Region. The Dangerous Drugs...

The Colombo Plan paid courtesy call to DDB and PDEA Officials

Aug 2, 2023

(left) Sec. Calatalino S. Cuy, (middle) Director Oranooch Sungkhawanna, (right) Director General Virgilio Moro Lazo Colombo Plan Drug Advisory Programme (CPDAP) Director Oranooch “Nut’ Sungkhawanna...

The Board holds a Coordination Meeting with UNODC – Regional HQ Southeast Asia and the Pacific

Jul 19, 2023

In partnership with the Dangerous Drugs Board, the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime - Regional Headquarters for Southeast Asia and the Pacific initiated a Coordination Meeting in Combating...

The Dangerous Drugs Board joined its international counterparts in the 44th ASEAN Senior Officials on Drug Matters (ASOD)

Jul 7, 2023

The Dangerous Drugs Board joined its international counterparts in the 44th ASEAN Senior Officials on Drug Matters (ASOD) Meeting from 5-7 July 2023. The meeting serves as a platform to discuss and...

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Secretary Catalino Salandanan Cuy is the Chairman of the Dangerous Drugs Board. He joined the Administration of President Rodrigo R. Duterte in July 2016 as the Undersecretary for Public Order and later on as the Officer-in-Charge of the Department of Interior and Local Government.

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Profile of Drug Abusers

For 2022, a total of seventy (70) treatment and rehabilitation facilities reporting to the Treatment and Rehabilitation Admission Information System (TRAIS). Of this, sixty-two (62) are residential and eight (8) are outpatient.

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Place of residency: Urban (NCR)

Dangerous Drugs Board Report 2020

The government’s approach to address the country’s drug abuse problem is a balanced and holistic one. Current initiatives are focused on community-based approaches in preventive education and treatment and rehabilitation. See here the efforts of the Dangerous Drugs Board, its partner agencies and organizations in fighting the drug menace.

Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy

The Philippine Anti-Illegal Drugs Strategy (PADS) is a cohesive, comprehensive, and balanced strategy aligned with international and regional frameworks on drug prevention and control.

Board Members

The Dangerous Drugs Board is managed by a Board, a multi-disciplinary body composed of 17 members, three of whom are Permanent, 12 are Ex-Officio and two are Regular Members. The President of the Republic of the Philippines decides from among the three Permanent Members who will hold the position of Chairman with the rank of a Secretary.

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HAPPENING NOW | The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), through the Dangerous Drugs Board, holds a National Stakeholders’ Meeting for the Safe Disposal of Drugs, Chemicals, and their Waste.The program is dedicated to support the selected countries in Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, relative to the safe handling, storage, and disposal of drugs and precursor chemicals. The main objective of the activity is to develop institutional strengthening strategies to minimize public health and environmental problems due to seized substances. The meeting covers three phases: an assessment of the status of chemicals seized in the Philippines; strengthening technical capacities through the preparation and implementation of national disposal plans; and sharing of good practices and regional cooperation.DDB welcomes Dr. Keith Norman and Inshik Sim from the UNODC - Regional Office for Southeast Asia and the Pacific, Associate Professor Roy Gerona, PhD from the University of California, San Francisco, and Atty. Severino Uy of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency as the subject matter experts who discussed the aforementioned topics. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Dangerous Drugs Board officially welcomes the 2023 Audit Team headed by Supervising Auditor Cherrie Lou C. Arguilla and Audit Team Leader Dave Salazar during the Entrance Conference for the CY 2023.The conference encompasses a set of standards for DDB to uphold, including the audit objectives related to the fair representation of DDB’s financial statements under the International Public Sector Accounting Standards (IPSAS). Undersecretary Earl Saavedra, CESO I affirmed the agency’s commitment in adhering to the objectives set forth by the audit team. #DangerousDrugsBoard ... See MoreSee Less

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The Dangerous Drugs Board (DDB) has continued to work closely with its partner agencies like the Department of Health (DOH) and different public and private Treatment and Rehabilitation Centers (TRCs) across the country.For the year 2022, DDB was able to provide financial assistance amounting to a total of Php 77.8 Million for establishing and maintaining 13 drug treatment and rehabilitation centers and community-based treatment and rehabilitation facilities nationwide.#DangerousDrugsBoard #drugfreecommunities ... See MoreSee Less

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The Philippine Government, through the Dangerous Drugs Board, sent a delegation to the 3rd Youth Network on Drug Prevention Programme spearheaded by the Office of the Narcotics Control Board of Thailand under Deputy Secretary General Thanakorn Khaiyananta. The program aims to encourage the participants to learn and exchange their knowledge and experiences on drug abuse prevention and control among ASEAN neighbors and appropriately apply what they have learned to contribute to the domestic anti-drug initiatives of their respective governments. The program is composed of 40 youth representatives, 12 mentors, and 8 project staff who come from the 10 ASEAN Member-States and Timor Leste.Attorney Jan Fredrick Cruz serves (the Mentor and Guide) and Jericho Emphasis (the youth leader from Davao City) represent the Philippine Delegation. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Supreme Court has issued A.M. No. 23-02-11-SC or the Guidelines of Implementation of a Drug-Free Policy in the Judiciary which seeks to enhance awareness about the use, abuse, and adverse effects of dangerous drugs among the Judiciary’s officials and employees through information dissemination and periodic random drug testing.The guidelines were issued in accordance with the Dangerous Drugs Board Regulation No.2, series of 2004 or the Guidelines for the Formulation and Implementation Of A Drug-Free Workplace Program and the Conduct of Authorized Drug Testing by all Offices, Bureaus, and Agencies of the National and Local Governments, Government-owned and Controlled Corporations and other Institutes Of Learning including State Colleges and Universities, and the Civil Service Commission’s (CSC) Memorandum Circular No. 13 Series of 2017 or the Guidelines in the Mandatory Random Drug-Test for Public Officials and Employees and for Other Purposes.It also mandates that drug testing shall now be part of the pre-employment requirements in the Judiciary and requires the conduct of mandatory and random drug tests of all officials and personnel employed at the Supreme Court the Court of Appeals, the Sandiganbayan, the Court of Tax Appeals, and the first- and second-level courts under the direct supervision of the Office of the Court Administrator.READ: a) Supreme Court A.M. No. 23-02-11-SC - bit.ly/3rA1VCfb) DDB Board Regulation No. 2, Series of 2004 - bit.ly/3rxP5Exc) CSC Memorandum Circular No. 13 Series of 2017 - bit.ly/3PXctov#DangerousDrugsBoard #drugfreecommunities ... See MoreSee Less

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DDB and PDEA Joint Statement on Unauthorized Use of Nitrous Oxide (N2O)

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Advisory for DDCPEC-MS

DDB joins the celebration of the 56th ASEAN Founding Anniversary

DDB, PDEA Officials met with Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin in Malacañang

DDB joins the 15th ASEAN Drug Monitoring Network Meeting

The Colombo Plan paid courtesy call to DDB and PDEA Officials

The Board holds a Coordination Meeting with UNODC – Regional HQ Southeast Asia and the Pacific

The Dangerous Drugs Board joined its international counterparts in the 44th ASEAN Senior Officials on Drug Matters (ASOD)

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