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ESPAD 2015 report — detailled methodology
The main purpose of the ESPAD project is to collect comparable data on substance use among students of the same age in as many European countries as possible. The studies are conducted as school surveys among students turning 16 during the year of the data collection, and following a common methodology. A handbook describing methodology and reporting procedures facilitates the collection of comprehensive and comparable data. |
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ESPAD 2015 report
This report presents the results of the sixth data-collection wave of the European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs (ESPAD) and marks the 20th anniversary of ESPAD data collection (1995-2015). This report is also available as an online report which also includes additional resources, including tables and graphics. |
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The 2013 ESPAD Validity Study
A basic question in most research projects is whether you really measure what you want to measure — in other words, whether the validity is sufficient. This report presents findings from a study regarding the validity of the ESPAD questionnaire performed in four countries during 2013. The ESPAD validity study in four countries in 2013 (released July, 2015). 41 pages. (only pdf available) |
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ESPAD Database application form
This form should be filled in to request access to ESPAD databases. |
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| English Student Master Questionnaires | Questionnaire | |
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The 2012 ESPAD Impact Survey
After the launch of the 2011 ESPAD report an impact survey was conducted in order to explore the interest and use of the report among researchers, the permanent correspondents of the Pompidou Group and the heads of the Reitox focal points. The 2012 ESPAD Impact Survey (released October, 2013). 40 pages. (only pdf available) |
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A supplement to The 2011 ESPAD Report
This is a supplement to the ESPAD 2011 (released in May 2012) containing additional data from from Bosnia and Herzegovina (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina), Kosovo (under UNSCR 1244) and the Netherlands. A supplement to The 2011 ESPAD Report (released December 17, 2013). 183 pages. (only pdf available) |
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The 2011 ESPAD Report
The 2011 ESPAD Report (released May 31, 2012). 390 pages. (500 SEK) An extended summary of The 2011 ESPAD Report has been produced in cooperation with the EMCDDA. |
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The 2007 ESPAD Report
The 2007 ESPAD Report (released March 26, 2009). 408 pages. (150 SEK) |
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Alcohol and Drug Use Among European 17-18 Year Old Students
Alcohol and Drug Use Among European 17-18 Year Old Students (released February, 2007). 156 pages. (100 SEK) |
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The 2003 ESPAD Report
The 2003 ESPAD Report (released November, 2004). 436 pages. (150 SEK) |
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The 1999 ESPAD Report
The 1999 ESPAD Report (released December, 2000). 383 pages. (150 SEK) |
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The 1995 ESPAD Report
The 1995 ESPAD Report (released September, 1997). 309 pages. (Out of print) |
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