In order to reflect the diversity of tools available to monitor the use of licit and illicit substances, the health or criminal consequences of such use, and the public responses implemented, the OFDT has been updating a directory of statistical data sources since 1994.
In 2024, the French gambling market continued to grow, with gross gaming revenue (GGR) on the rise and increases for the different types of games. The latest report from the French Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (OFDT) reviews gambling in France, how it has changed since 2019, and the risks associated with excessive gambling.
The 2023 edition of the Survey on Representations, Opinions and Perceptions regarding Psychoactive Drugs (EROPP), which has been carried out by the OFDT since 1999, highlights changes in French views on drugs. It should be noted more particularly that perceived danger is now being redefined in terms of habits of use, and no longer solely on the basis of the legal status of the substance.
The OFDT is publishing a note to summarise and update knowledge on the illicit use of ketamine, based on almost twenty years of data collected in particular through the Emerging Trends and New Drugs (TREND) scheme.
As part of this study, 124 advertisements were collected on the Internet over the period 2014-2024 and analysed against 31 content analytical criteria. The analysis showed that advertisements have sometimes exploited the subjective nature of the prohibited subjects, including after 2020.
Gambling is described by lawmakers as a "non-ordinary" market. The main preventive measures with regard to gambling and betting are prohibition of sales and advertising aimed at minors, as well as restrictions in these areas concerning problem gamblers.
This report examines global trends in the illicit drugs market and their repercussions on the French market. It also provides a specific focus on the supply of cannabis, cocaine, heroin, and amphetamine-type stimulants in France.
This tenth edition of ‘Drugs and addictions, key data’ updates the available data on addiction and the use of psychoactive substances, including drugs legally available to adults and illicit drugs.
Observations by the Emerging Trends and New Drugs (TREND) scheme in 2023 show that sales practices and the organisation of trafficking continue to evolve.
This report details the practice of gambling in France, traces its developments since 2019 and addresses the problem of excessive gambling.
In total, 731 collections of psychoactive products were carried out under the OFDT's SINTES system in 2023, an increase of 17% compared to 2022.
The NOVURC survey (New Profiles of Regular Cannabis Users), focused on adults regularly using cannabis, highlights the diversity of use practices and the motivations behind consumption.
10 thematic workbooks describing the national situation on drugs in France in 2023.
This briefing paper from the French Monitoring Centre for Drugs and Drug Addiction (OFDT) provides an overview of the supply, uses, and the social and health consequences of alcohol consumption in France in 2023.
This briefing paper presents an overview and traces the main developments in the chemsex phenomenon in France over the past fifteen years.
In France, half of 17-year-olds have tried cigarettes, and nearly a third have tried cannabis. How do parents deal with this reality? The ARAMIS 2 survey questions parents of young consumers about parental control over their use.
The results of the ASTRACAN survey (For a strategic analysis of cannabis regulation policies) focus on regulatory practices following the legalisation of cannabis for “recreational” use in three American jurisdictions: Washington State, Oregon, and California.
This briefing paper aims to identify trends, and emerging and/or less widespread phenomena in the use of illicit drugs in Martinique in order to contribute to the understanding and knowledge of their developments in the longer term.
The OFDT presents the results of a survey on professional practices and care pathways for alcohol users within three medical addiction microstructures (MSMA).
The French gambling market confirmed its growth trend in 2023.