Greenland’s health department proposed a national hash action plan combining action against supply with prevention and treatment.[1] A later independent review says the full plan remained a proposal, while some activities proceeded through the public-health programme.[1] In 2026 the government again emphasised prevention and customs controls.[2]
Listed for context. No score change is recorded for Greenland here.
References
- Larsen, Ingemann and Manthey — Review of advantages and disadvantages of cannabis legalisation, 10 October 2024Center for Public Health in Greenland with WHO; pp. 3, 9–17; 2016 plan history on p. 17archived
- Naalakkersuisut — Response to the debate proposal on preventing hash misuse, FM 2026/144 (1 June 2026)archived
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