CTC-Pak "No-Tobacco" Bi-Monthly Newsletter

- News Letter(1.1 MB)
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- News Letter(1.1 MB)
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- News Letter(894.4 KB)
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- News Letter(961.7 KB)
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- News Letter(960.8 KB)
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CTC-Pak Publications

A brief based on the first national meeting on partners coordination organised by CTC-Pak with its coalition partners as they are working in isolation; the need is for them to have close contacts with each other enhancing their coordination in form of a proper networking to formulate a more target oriented strategy towards effective tobacco control in Pakistan.
-Report(931.4KB)
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Report based on orientation meeting organised by CTC-Pak with media persons on the issue of tobacco control in Pakistan. The key issues focused were lack of enough space for tobacco control issues in the media and responsibility of media to raise awareness as a part of holistic approach to its readers.
-Report(281KB)
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This document is compilation of press items that have appeared in the year 2008.
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-Report(4275.5MB)
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Report based on surveys carried out to monitor the implementation of the Ordinance on Tobacco Control LXXIV (2002) in Pakistan by observing different public places including restaurants, offices, banks, public transport vehicles, commercial areas, cigarette selling outlets and educational institutions.

Stickers and booklet in public interest on “Prohibition of Smoking and Protection of Non-Smokers Health Ordinance, 2002 and Printing of Warning Amendment with notifications” in English and Urdu languages.
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On 1 May 2008, the Global Smokefree Partnership launched its Working for a Smokefree Future Report, to mark this year's International Workers' Day. The theme for the report is Smokefree workplaces. This is the first report to detail the benefits of Smokefree workplaces on workers and employers. The report finds that the only effective protection for workers is 100% Smokefree workplaces. Smokefree workplace policies are popular: they save businesses money, improve worker health, and are easily enforced.
-Complete report(8166.6MB)
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report revealing an insidious new generation of tobacco products is threatening efforts to reduce tobacco use in the United States; how tobacco companies take advantage of the lack of government regulation to design and market products that recruit new youth users, create and sustain addiction to nicotine, and discourage users from quitting.
-Complete Report (Press Release) (1446.5MB)
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Reference link: http://tobaccofreekids.org/reports/products/

Updated country status of the WHO FCTC ratification and accession.
- Ratification Overview(69 KB)
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Reference link:http://www.fctc.org/docs/treaty/fca-fctc-ratification-overview-en

There have been few consistent analyses of the gender-specific and diversity-specific effects of tobacco policies, but emerging data indicate that such generic tobacco control measures may not be equally or similarly effective in respect to the two sexes and the various subgroups in a country’s population. This policy brief is developed by WHO with the support of Research for International Tobacco Control (RITC) elaborating on the deliberations of the WHO/RITC meeting on the development of policy recommendations for gender-responsive tobacco control.
- Complete report(1358.5 MB)
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Reference link:
who.int/tobacco/resources/publications/general/gender_tobacco_control/en/index.html

This landmark new report presents the first comprehensive worldwide analysis of tobacco use and control efforts. It provides countries with a roadmap to reverse the devastating global tobacco epidemic that could kill up to one billion people by the end of this century.
- Complete report(7249.3 MB)
Reference link:http://www.who.int/tobacco/mpower/en/index.html

This UK based guidance is for NHS and non-NHS professionals and employers who have a role in - or responsibility for - supporting and encouraging employees who smoke to quit. This includes those working in local authorities and the community, voluntary and private sectors
- Complete report(370.3 KB)
Reference link:http://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/index.jsp?action=byID&o=11381

Reference link:http://www.who.int/tobacco/framework/countrylist/en/index.html