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Table TDI-8. Primary use of stimulants of clients entering treatment, 2008 or most recent year available [see all tables in this series...]

Part (i) New clients by country and type of stimulant (%)

CountryAmphetamines%Ecstasy%Other stimulants%Total stimulants
Belgium(1)3391.738.300.036
Bulgaria2696.300.013.727
Czech Republic249299.5100.420.12504
Denmark20387.92812.100.0231
Germany(2):::::::
Estonia8100.000.000.08
Ireland2728.46770.511.195
Greece215.4323.1861.513
Spain(3)27762.713731.0286.3442
France2331.94968.100.072
Italy11037.38629.29933.6295
Cyprus00.000.000.00
Latvia25987.293.0299.8297
Lithuania(2):::::::
Luxembourg00.000.000.00
Hungary20085.83113.320.9233
Malta00.016100.000.016
Netherlands46682.56711.9325.7565
Austria2761.41431.836.844
Poland(3 ; 4)00.000.000.00
Portugal18.31083.318.312
Romania316.71583.300.018
Slovenia00.01100.000.01
Slovakia333100.000.000.0333
Finland8296.511.222.485
Sweden31298.151.610.3318
United Kingdom197674.855621.11094.12641
Croatia3444.71013.23242.176
Turkey12.93497.100.035
Norway:::::::
Total689582.1%115213.7%3504.2%8397

Notes:

 All types of treatment centres as defined by TDI Protocol 2.0 are included. 

 Percentages are of clients in treatment for stimulants as primary drug 

 (1) Last data available refer to 2005. 

 (2) For Germany and Lithuania only the aggregated data for Stimulants Total is available Germany (1456), Lithuania (13).  

 (3) Last data available refer to 2007.  

 (4) No breakdown by drug available 

 See also ‘General notes for interpreting data’ on the Explanatory notes and help page

Sources:

 Reitox national reports 2009 — Standard table 3. 

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