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WPR/RC33.Rl5 ALCOHOL AS A MAJOR PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM

The Regional Committee,

Appreciating the efforts already made by WHO to alleviate the problems related to alcohol consumption;

Taking into account the deliberations in relation Disc'!lssions on "Alcohol consumption and alcohol-related Thirt;y-fifth World Health Assembly;

to the Technical problems" at the

Recalling previous resolutions, particularly WPR/RC26.Rll, WPR/RC27.R5 and WHA32.40, concerning · the development of programmes on alcohol-related problems;

Concerned about the widespread and increasing alcohol-related problems in the developed and developing countries or areas of the Region;

Recognizing alcohol consumption to be a major public health problem, requiring an effective national policy as an integral part of the strategy for health for all by the year 2000;

1.

CALLS

the attention the importance of

alcohol-related problems and to alleviate those problems;

of to

Member States to

the need to take all appropriate measures

2. URGES Member States:

(1) to formulate comprehensive, continuous and long-term national policies on alcohol-related problems, with prevention as a priority, as integral parts of their national "health for all" strategies; ·

(2) to establish mechanisms for coordination on alcohol-related problems among the various sec tors concerned, with a view to ensuring effective and concerted impiemeritation of measures to reduce alcohol consumption and alleviate alcohol-related problems, in particular those arising from. excessive alcohol consumption;

(3) to introduce or intensify activities related to alcohol problems in such programme areas as school health education, training of general health workers and promotion of health research;

3. REQUESTS the Regional Director:

(1) to cooperate with Member States in giving full support to their efforts to reduce alcohol consumption and alleviate alcohol-related problems, in particular those arising from excessive alcohol consumption;

(2) to cooperate with and support Member States in their efforts in the promotion of health r~search on alcohol-related problems;

(3) to intensify WHO's programme on alcohol-related problems as an integral part of the regiortal strategy for health for all through primary health care;

(4) to draw the contents of the present resolution to the attention of the Director-General so that he may, in turn, draw i t t~ the attention of the Executive Board and the World Health Assembly,

w i th

a view to the adoption of a resolution similar to that appearing . a~ a draft in document A35/Technical Discussions/7.

Seventh meeting, 23 September 1Q82

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WPR/RC33.Rl5 ALCOHOL AS A MAJOR PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM

The Regional Committee,

Appreciating the efforts already made by WHO to alleviate the problems related to alcohol consumption;

Taking into account the deliberations in relation Disc'!lssions on "Alcohol consumption and alcohol-related Thirt;y-fifth World Health Assembly;

to the Technical problems" at the

Recalling previous resolutions, particularly WPR/RC26.Rll, WPR/RC27.R5 and WHA32.40, concerning · the development of programmes on alcohol-related problems;

Concerned about the widespread and increasing alcohol-related problems in the developed and developing countries or areas of the Region;

Recognizing alcohol consumption to be a major public health problem, requiring an effective national policy as an integral part of the strategy for health for all by the year 2000;

1.

CALLS

the attention the importance of

alcohol-related problems and to alleviate those problems;

of to

Member States to

the need to take all appropriate measures

2. URGES Member States:

(1) to formulate comprehensive, continuous and long-term national policies on alcohol-related problems, with prevention as a priority, as integral parts of their national "health for all" strategies; ·

(2) to establish mechanisms for coordination on alcohol-related problems among the various sec tors concerned, with a view to ensuring effective and concerted impiemeritation of measures to reduce alcohol consumption and alleviate alcohol-related problems, in particular those arising from. excessive alcohol consumption;

(3) to introduce or intensify activities related to alcohol problems in such programme areas as school health education, training of general health workers and promotion of health research;

3. REQUESTS the Regional Director:

(1) to cooperate with Member States in giving full support to their efforts to reduce alcohol consumption and alleviate alcohol-related problems, in particular those arising from excessive alcohol consumption;

(2) to cooperate with and support Member States in their efforts in the promotion of health r~search on alcohol-related problems;

(3) to intensify WHO's programme on alcohol-related problems as an integral part of the regiortal strategy for health for all through primary health care;

(4) to draw the contents of the present resolution to the attention of the Director-General so that he may, in turn, draw i t t~ the attention of the Executive Board and the World Health Assembly,

w i th

a view to the adoption of a resolution similar to that appearing . a~ a draft in document A35/Technical Discussions/7.

Seventh meeting, 23 September 1Q82

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