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REPORTING INSTRUMENT 1. Origin of the Report REPORTING INSTRUMENT 1. Origin of the report Help Question 1 is mandatory (a) Name of Contracting Party Help (b) Information on National Contact/Focal Point Help Name and title of contact officer Therese Noorlander Mailing address Postbus 20350, 2500 EJ The Hague, The Netherlands Telephone number +31 70 340 6941 Fax number +31 70 340 7303 E-mail [email protected] (c) Information on contact officer submitting the national report if different from the above Help Name and title of contact officer Rob Kuiten Mailing address Postbus 20350, 2500 EJ The Hague, The Netherlands Telephone number +31 70 340 6296 Fax number +31 70 340 7303 E-mail [email protected] (d) Signature of the officer responsible for submitting report Help Name and title of officer Mrs. drs. A.M.P. van Bolhuis Full name of the institution Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sports Mailing address Postbus 20350, 2500 EJ The Hague, The Netherlands Telephone number + 31 70 340 6966 Fax number +31 70 340 7303 E-mail [email protected] Web page www.minvws.nl 2006 – July 2008 (e) Period reported Help 18th of September 2008 (f) Date the report was submitted Help 2. Demographics Help Create Age Group (a) Age and sex: Help Question 2(a) is manda tory Year Percentage of Percentage Percentage of Age groups male of female total (latest available) population population population 0-19 20-39 40-64 65-79 80+ Total Create Ethnic Group (b) Ethnicity (optional): Help Question 2(b) is optional Name of ethnic group Percentage of total population Dutch 80,4 Total 19,6 Western (not Dutch) 8,8 Morocco 2 Netherlands Antilles and Aruba 0,8 Surinam 2 Turkey 2,3 Remaining ethnic groups 3,6 3. Tobacco use i. Prevalence (ref. Article 19.2(a), Article 20.2 and Article 20.3(a) ) Help The Prevalence section refers to: Article 19.2 : Parties shall cooperate with each other in exchanging information through the Conference of the Parties in accordance with Article 21 including: (a) information on the health effects of the consumption of tobacco products and exposure to tobacco smoke in accordance with Article 20.3(a) Article 20.3 : Parties recognize the importance of financial and technical assistance from international and regional intergovernmental organizations and other bodies. Each Party shall endeavour to: (a) establish progressively a national system for the epidemiological surveillance of tobacco consumption and related social, economic and health indicators; Article 20.2: The Parties shall establish, as appropriate, programmes for national, regional and global surveillance of the magnitude, patterns, determinants and consequences of tobacco consumption and exposure to tobacco smoke. Towards this end, the Parties should integrate tobacco surveillance programmes into national, regional and global health surveillance programmes so that data are comparable and can be analysed at the regional and international levels, as appropriate. Please note: in cases where data has been collected, either by a country or as part of an existing surveillance programme, copies of the data should be attached to the completed questionnaire. (a) Smoking tobacco: Help Question 3i(a) is mandatory Use more than one table per section if necessary (e.g., you can use one table per age group). Please be sure to report the prevalence of smoking, not the number of smokers. Please provide the relevant documentation and sources used. The definitions for daily smokers and occasional smokers are to be provided by the Parties. As the definition of daily and occasional smokers varies internationally, please ensure that you provide a definition relevant to your country. Where possible, break this data into Male and Female. Age groups 1 Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence (adults) 15-24 included (latest available) (%) Males Daily smokers 2 21 Occasional smokers 2 6 Females Daily smokers 2 16 Occasional smokers 2 7 Total (males and females) Daily smokers 2 19 Occasional smokers 2 6 Age group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence (Adult) (%) 25-34 included (latest available) Males 1 Preferably by 10-year categories; e.g. 25-34, 35-44, etc. 2 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. Daily smokers 3 31 Occasional smokers 2 8 Females Daily smokers 2 21 Occasional smokers 2 6 Total (males and females) Daily smokers 2 26 Occasional smokers 2 7 Age group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence (Adult) (%) 35-44 included (latest available) Males Daily smokers 4 28 Occasional smokers 2 7 Females Daily smokers 2 25 Occasional smokers 2 4 Total (males and females) Daily smokers 2 26 Occasional smokers 2 5 Age group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence (Adult) (%) 45-54 included (latest available) Males Daily smokers 5 28 Occasional smokers 2 4 Females Daily smokers 2 31 Occasional smokers 2 2 3 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. 4 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. 5 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. Total (males and females) Daily smokers 2 30 Occasional smokers 2 3 Age group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence (Adult) (%) 55-64 included (latest available) Males Daily smokers 6 27 Occasional smokers 2 2 Females Daily smokers 2 20 Occasional smokers 2 3 Total (males and females) Daily smokers 2 23 Occasional smokers 2 3 Age group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence (Adult) (%) 65-74 included (latest available) Males Daily smokers 7 14 Occasional smokers 2 3 Females Daily smokers 2 11 Occasional smokers 2 2 Total (males and females) Daily smokers 2 12 Occasional smokers 2 3 Age group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence (Adult) (%) 75+ included (latest available) 6 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. 7 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. Males Daily smokers 8 10 Occasional smokers 2 1 Females Daily smokers 2 9 Occasional smokers 2 1 Total (males and females) Daily smokers 2 10 Occasional smokers 2 1 Age group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence (Adult) (%) Total included (latest available) Males Daily smokers 9 25 Occasional smokers 2 5 Females Daily smokers 2 21 Occasional smokers 2 4 Total (males and females) Daily smokers 2 23 Occasional smokers 2 5 If available, please provide the average number of cigarettes smoked per day by the smoking population: Average Age groups 10 Tobacco products Year of data number of (adults) 15-24 included (latest available) cigarettes smoked per day Male smokers 4 12 Female smokers 4 12 8 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. 9 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. 10 De préférence, par tranches de dix ans, par ex. : 25-34, 35-44. etc. 4 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. Total smokers 4 12 Age group Average (Adult) Tobacco products Year of data number of 25-34 included (latest available) cigarettes smoked per day Male smokers 4 15 Female smokers 4 14 Total smokers 4 15 Age group Average (Adult) Tobacco products Year of data number of 35-44 included (latest available) cigarettes smoked per day Male smokers 4 17 Female smokers 4 16 Total smokers 4 17 Age group Average (Adult) Tobacco products Year of data number of 45-54 included (latest available) cigarettes smoked per day Male smokers 4 19 Female smokers 4 17 Total smokers 4 18 Age group Average (Adult) Tobacco products Year of data number of 55-64 included (latest available) cigarettes smoked per day Male smokers 4 19 Female smokers 4 16 Total smokers 4 18 Age group Average (Adult) Tobacco products Year of data number of 65-74 included (latest available) cigarettes smoked per day Male smokers 4 16 Female smokers 4 14 Total smokers 4 15 Age group Average (Adult) Tobacco products Year of data number of 75+ included (latest available) cigarettes smoked per day Male smokers 4 13 Female smokers 4 12 Total smokers 4 13 Age group Average (Adult) Tobacco products Year of data number of Total included (latest available) cigarettes smoked per day Male smokers 4 Female smokers 4 Total smokers 4 (b) Smokeless tobacco, including snuff and chewing tobacco (optional): Help Question 3i (b) is optional (c) If prevalence data is appropriate and available for ethnic groups, please provide. Help Question 3i(c) is mandatory if data is available (d) If prevalence data is appropriate and available for youth groups, please provide. Help Question 3i(d) is mandatory if data is available Create Youth Group Youth Prevalence 13 Tobacco products Year of data groups 12 10- (%) included (latest available) 12 years Males Females 14 Youth group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence 13-14 years included (latest available) (%) Males Females i 15 Youth group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence 15-16 years included (latest available) (%) Males Females i 16 Youth group Tobacco products Year of data Prevalence 17-19 years included (latest available) (%) Males Females . Youth group Prevalence 17 Tobacco products Year of data (%) total (10-19 included (latest available) years) Males Females Supply Help The Supply section refers to: 5 Definitions to be provided by the Parties. 6 Parties should provide definition for youth smoking; e.g. at least one cigarette in the past 30 days. 6 Parties should provide definition for youth smoking; e.g. at least one cigarette in the past 30 days. 6 Parties should provide definition for youth smoking; e.g. at least one cigarette in the past 30 days. 6 Parties should provide definition for youth smoking; e.g. at least one cigarette in the past 30 days. 6 Parties should provide definition for youth smoking; e.g. at least one cigarette in the past 30 days. (a) Licit supply of tobacco (ref. Article 20.4(c) and Article 15.4(a) in accordance with Article 15.5 ) Help Question 3ii(a) is mandatory Domestic production Exports Imports Year (latest available) Quantity (specify product and unit; e.g.
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