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Figure TDI-1: Distribution of new clients entering treatment by primary drug (heroin, cocaine, cannabis, other stimulants), trend from 1999 to 2004 – summary for providing data (17 EU countries, Bulgaria and Romania) – Part (i) Distribution (percentage) of new clients per drug (heroin, cannabis, cocaine, other stimulants)

Figure TDI-1: Distribution of new clients entering treatment by primary drug (heroin, cocaine, cannabis, other stimulants), trend from 1999 to 2004 – summary for providing data (17 EU countries, Bulgaria and Romania) – Part (ii) Numbers of new clients per drug (heroin, cannabis, cocaine, other stimulants)

Figure TDI-2: Distribution of clients entering treatment in 2004 by primary drug – heroin, cocaine, cannabis, other stimulants, other drugs in 18 countries (15 EU and BG, RO, TR) – Part (i) New clients

Figure TDI-2: Distribution of clients entering treatment in 2004 by primary drug – heroin, cocaine, cannabis, other stimulants, other drugs in 18 countries (15 EU and BG, RO, TR) – Part (ii) All clients

Figure TDI-3: Trend in coverage of treatment demand data from 1999 to 2004: number of new clients, all clients and numbers of treatment units

Figure TDI-4: Unemployment rates among new clients entering outpatient treatment in 2004 and in the general population aged 15 to 74 for countries providing data

Figure TDI-5: Proportion of all outpatient treatment clients with unstable accommodation, in some European countries in 2004

Figure TDI-6: Age distribution by primary drug among new clients in outpatient treatment centres: summary for those countries supplying data for 2004

Figure TDI-7: Male to female ratio for new outpatient clients by primary drug type (opiates, cocaine and stimulants) compared with those injecting the drug – summary for those European countries supplying data for 2004

Figure TDI-8: Male to female ratio by primary drug among new outpatient clients compared with daily users of the drug summary for those European countries supplying data for 2004

Figure TDI-9: Male to female ratio among all clients entering treatment in 2004 and among known drug related deaths in 2004 or most recent year available

Figure TDI-10: Male to female ratio for all outpatient clients living with their children and those living without children, in countries reporting data for 2004