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DRAFT PROGRAMME ADVOCACY COURSE
DAY 4
SESSION 13Overview Quiz 8Review planHow to beginSound bite 8
SESSION 14Preventing burnoutCourse evaluationPreventing burnoutEvaluation of course
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When measured by an overall alcohol policy scale, alcohol policies are stronger in northern Europe than in southern Europe
a. True
b. False
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Alcohol taxes are generally higher in southern Europe than in Northern Europe
a. True
b. False
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There are no restrictions on advertising throughout Europe
a. True
b. False
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Taxation influences the price of alcohol
a. True
b. False
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A 10% increase in the price of alcohol will lead to:
a. A 10% decrease in the consumption of alcohol
b. Less than a 10% decrease in the consumption of alcohol
c. More than a 10% decrease in the consumption of alcohol
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When measured by an overall alcohol policy scale, alcohol policies are stronger in northern Europe than in southern Europe
a.True
b. False
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Variation in alcohol policy
Policy score
Score (0-20) showing severity of alcohol policy
< 9 9 – 12 > 12
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Alcohol taxes are generally higher in southern Europe than in Northern Europe
a. True
b.False
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Variation in tax levels
Tax levels
Average effective tax adjusting for
purchasing power
PP € <400PP € 400 – 1000 PP € > 1000
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There are no restrictions on advertising throughout Europe
a. True
b.False
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0 20 40 60 80 100
Monopoly
Licence
Hours
Days
Places
Density
BAC
LPA
TV ads
Print ads
Sports
Tax - beer
Tax - wine
Tax - spirits
Percent with policy
Rest of world
EU
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Taxation influences the price of alcohol
a.True
b. False
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UK
Sweden
Romania Latvia
Ireland
Hungary
EstoniaCyprus
Switzerland, Germany, France
Spain
Slovenia
Slovakia
Portugal
PolandNorway
Netherlands
MaltaLithuania
Italy
Iceland
Greece
Finland
Denmark
Czech RBulgaria
BelgiumAustria
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A 10% increase in the price of alcohol will lead to:
a. A 10% decrease in the consumption of alcohol
b.Less than a 10% decrease in the consumption of alcohol
c. More than a 10% decrease in the consumption of alcohol
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Crafting the campaign
Assess your particular situation, including the current reality, your sources of power and current capacity, and possible starting points for creating change.
Select achievable targets for getting started.
Create an action plan, including how to use your resources, what capacities to build, and which actions, tactics, and tools to use.
Navigate the little victories, setbacks, compromises, unexpected opportunities, and uncertainties that line the road to the long-term change you want to achieve.
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Source: Advocacy Center at ISC. http://www.advocacy.org/
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“Nine Questions”
1. What do we want? (GOALS)
2. Who can give it to us? (AUDIENCES; KEY PLAYERS; or POWER-HOLDERS)
3. What do they need to hear? (MESSAGES)
4. Who do they need to hear it from? (MESSENGERS)
5. How can we get them to hear it? (DELIVERY)
6. What do we have? (RESOURCES)
7. What do we need to develop? (GAPS)
8. How do we begin? (FIRST STEPS)
9. How do we tell if it’s working? (EVALUATION)
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Citizens are aware of their power, and use this power to influence the decision making process.3The decision making process is changed toward more:Involvement of citizensAccountabilityTransparency
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A problem is dealt with by having a law amended, a policy made, decree issued, etc.
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