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Abstracts GAPC 2015 Momentum for change: research and advocacy reducing alcohol harm 7-9 October 2015 EICC, Edinburgh, Scotland www.gapc2015.com GAPC 2015 Contents CONTENTS 2 SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES 4 ORAL ABSTRACTS 6 1.1 Impact of Policies on Specific Outcomes and Populations 6 1.2 Implementing Alcohol Policies 8 1.3 Evaluating Alcohol Policy: Specific and Regional Strategies 10 1.4 Pricing Policy 13 1.5 Addressing Physical Availability I 15 1.6 Overcoming National-level Barriers I 17 1.7 Alcohol Marketing Effects and Youth 19 1.8 Alcohol in Context of Globalisation of Inter-governmental Politics 22 2.1 Community Action/Community Programmes I 24 2.2 Addressing Physical Availability II 26 2.3 Overcoming National-level Barriers II 27 2.4 Working at Multiple Levels 29 2.5 Alcohol Marketing: Monitoring and ~Measuring I – Traditional Media 31 2.6 Building Youth Networks 33 2.7 Building National and Regional Networks 35 3.1 International Alcohol Control (IAC) Study 38 3.2 Community Action/Community Programmes II 40 3.3 Alcohol Policy and the Role of the Industry 42 3.4 Assessing the Situation 44 3.5 Alcohol Marketing: Monitoring and Measuring II – Non-traditional Media 46 3.6 Alcohol Marketing Responses: What Next? 47 3.7 Implementation of the WHO Global Strategy 48 3.8 Cancer – Building a Network of Agencies and Societies 49 4.1 Using Data to Improve and Inform Policies 52 4.2 IAC – Alcohol Environment Protocol 54 4.3 Alcohol Policy and the Impact of Industry on National Strategies 56 4.4 Alcohol Marketing: What Next? 59 4.5 Alcohol Marketing: Sponsorship 61 4.6 Analysing the Alcohol Industry: Identifying Priorities for a Research Agenda 63 2 www.gapc2015.com GAPC 2015 POSTER ABSTRACTS 64 Building Support For Protecting Children’s Right To Grow Up Free From Alcohol Marketing 64 Barriers To Implementing Effective Alcohol Policies 64 Building a Global Network 72 Building Support for Protecting Children’s Right to Grow up Free from Alcohol Marketing 75 Building Support for Protecting Children’s Right to Grow up Free from Alcohol Marketing 77 Implementing Effective Alcohol Policies 83 PRESENTER INDEX 106 3 Speaker Biographies Sari Aalto-Matturi and excessive alcohol consumption. Her book EU Law and Sari Aalto-Matturi is Executive director of EHYT, The Finnish Obesity Prevention (Kluwer Law International, 2010) is the Association For Substance Abuse Prevention EHYT. EHYT first to offer a critical analysis of the EU’s Obesity Prevention is a NGO that has strong expertise and skills in preventive Strategy, and she is co-editor (with Alberto Alemanno) of substance abuse work and substance policy. The work Regulating Lifestyle Risks: the EU, Alcohol, Tobacco and extends from children and young people to working-aged and Unhealthy Diets (Cambridge University Press, 2015). She is elderly people. Sari has a wide experience in organizational the author of several reports on food marketing to children and communications and has previously worked as the Director of obesity prevention, and she has provided a series of training Democracy issues in the Finnish Ministry of Justice. sessions on the role of legal instruments in the prevention of non-communicable diseases for, among others, the World Health Organization. She is a member of the Ad Hoc Working Thomas F. Babor, Ph.D., M.P.H. Group on Science and Evidence to the WHO Commission on Dr Babor spent several years in postdoctoral research Ending Childhood Obesity. She has also been involved in a training in social psychiatry at Harvard Medical School, and range of policy initiatives for the European Commission, the UK subsequently served as head of social science research Government, the Scottish Government, UNICEF, the Swedish at McLean Hospital’s Alcohol and Drug Abuse Research Institute for European Policy Studies, as well as the National Center in Belmont, MA. In 1982 he moved to the University Institute for Health Education and Promotion (INPES) and the Of Connecticut School Of Medicine. He has served as the National Institute for Health and Medical Research (INSERM) Scientific Director at the Alcohol Research Center and the in France. She regularly lends her advice to a broad range interim Chair of the Psychiatry Department before moving of NGOs and governments worldwide. She is the founder to Community Medicine in 1998. Dr. Babor is head of the and director of the newly launched Law and NCD Prevention Department of Community Medicine and Health Care and Research Unit at the University of Liverpool. directs an active research program. He is also Associate Amandine Garde previously lectured at King’s College Editor-in-Chief and Regional Editor of the international London (where she obtained her PhD), at the Faculty of journal, Addiction. Law in Cambridge (where she was also a Fellow of Selwyn College), at the University of Exeter and at the University of Durham. She also spent a year as a postdoctoral Jean Monnet Professor Sally Casswell Fellow at the European University Institute in Florence in 2005- Sally Casswell is Professor of Social & Health Research 2006 and is a qualified solicitor having trained at Simmons & and the Director of the SHORE & Whariki Research Centre, Simmons in their London and Paris offices. College of Health at Massey University, New Zealand. Her research interests are in social and public health policy, particularly in relation to alcohol and other drugs. She has Professor Gerard Hastings carried out research on the development and implementation Gerard Hastings is the first UK Professor of Social Marketing of public policy at the national and community level and in the and founder/director of the Institute for Social Marketing and evaluation of these initiatives. A focus for some years has been Centre for Tobacco Control Research at Stirling and the Open on commercial marketing of alcohol products. She is involved University. He has acted as an expert witness in litigation in international alcohol policy as a member of the WHO Expert against the tobacco industry, chairs the Advisory Board of the Advisory Panel on Drug Dependence and Alcohol Problems EC’s HELP campaign and is a regular advisor to the World and SHORE is a WHO Collaborating Centre. Professor Health Organisation along with the Scottish, UK and European Casswell also has an active involvement with the NGO sector Parliaments. He teaches and writes about social marketing including GAPA (Global Alcohol Policy Alliance) as a Board and tobacco control both in the UK and internationally. member and Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board and the Ketill Bruun Society for Social Epidemiological Research, Gerard’s research interests are in critical and social marketing currently as President Elect. Professor Casswell is an Officer research. The work in the former began with a focus on the of the Order of New Zealand, presented for services to health marketing techniques of the tobacco, alcohol and food research, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand. industries, and is now expanding to look at the wider impact of business - especially the corporate sector- on key social problems like materialism, inequality and sustainability. He Professor Amandine Garde has published over eighty refereed papers in major journals such as the European Journal of Marketing, the International Amandine Garde is Professor of Law and Head of Department Journal of Advertising, the Journal of Macromarketing, at the University of Liverpool. Her research interests lie in the Psychology and Marketing, Social Marketing Quarterly, the fields of EU Internal Market, Consumer, Advertising, Food British Medical Journal and the British Dental Journal. His and Public Health Law. In particular, she has developed an book, ‘The Potential of Social Marketing: Why Should the Devil expertise on the legal aspects of obesity prevention and other have all the Best Tunes?’ was published in 2007. risk factors for non-communicable diseases such as tobacco GAPC 2015 Professor David H Jernigan Ph.D. Ismo Tuominen David Jernigan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Ismo Tuominen is Ministerial Councillor (Legal Affairs), Ministry Health, Behavior and Society and the Director of the Center on of Social and Health Affairs, Finland. He holds an LL.M. from Alcohol Marketing and Youth at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Helsinki University and trained on the Bench. Ismo has been School of Public Health, where he teaches courses on responsible for alcohol policy issues in Finland since 2002 media advocacy and alcohol policy. He leads a collaborative and is currently occupied by the total reform of the Alcohol research project with Boston University School of Public Act. Health looking at youth alcohol brand preference and brand- level exposure to alcohol marketing, is co-director of a state- wide collaborative focused on reducing college drinking Teera Watcharapranee and related harms, and directed a recently-completed four- Theera Watcharapranee is manager of Stopdrink university collaboration examining the social and health Network(SDN),Thailand, for 10 years, His background were effects of changes in alcohol pricing. He has worked as an the accountant in the company but he change the job after adviser to the World Health Organization and the World Bank, the he graduated master degree of Environmental resources was principal author of WHO’s first Global Status Report on studies of Mahidol University. His experiences focus on the Alcohol and Global Status Report on Alcohol and Youth, and social movement and civil society empowerment when he co-authored Media Advocacy and Public Health: Power for start the job at SDN , he set up the SDN members every Prevention, and Alcohol in the Developing World: A Public provinces across the country and move the social campaign Health Perspective. and public policy to reduce the alcohol effect with Thai Health promotion foundation.