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Report on Tobacco Control in India
 Introduction
Historical
Overview of Tobacco in India
Introduction
Historical
records and anecdotes: From the Middle ages to modern times Economic
history of tobacco production: From colonial origins to contemporary trends
Sociocultural aspects of tobacco use
Tobacco
Use in India:
Practices, Patterns and Prevalence Introduction
Tobacco
use practices Prevalence
of tobacco use Prevalence
of tobacco use among women Prevalence
of tobacco use among the youth Key
selected studies and estimation of the number of tobacco users and Appendix
Health
Consequences of Tobacco use in India Introduction
Overall
(all-cause) mortality due to tobacco Tobacco
and cancer Tobacco
and vascular diseases Tobacco
and lung diseases Smoking
and pulmonary tuberculosis Tobacco
use and reproductive health outcomes Tobacco-related
oral mucosal lesions and dental diseases Green
tobacco sickness among tobacco harvesters
Economic,
Ecological and Environmental Effects of Tobacco Use Introduction
Health
care costs Ecological
and environmental effects of tobacco use
Battle for
Tobacco Control - The Indian Experience Introduction
Legislation
and enforcement FCTC
and its implications for India Litigation,
consumer action and judicial verdicts Civil
society's initiatives Tactics
of the tobacco industry Health
education and mass media efforts Indian
experience with tobacco cessation Fiscal
measures
Tobacco
Control: What Works? Introduction
Policy
interventions: Taxation Tobacco
product regulation, testing and laboratory strengthening Policy
interventions: Supply-side actions Policy
interventions: Comprehensive ban on advertising Policy
interventions: Packaging and labelling Protection
of vulnerable groups: A human right's approach to tobacco control Community
interventions: Protecting the youth Community
interventions: Smoke-free public places Community
interventions: Strengthening health literacy on tobacco-related matters Benefiting
from models of behaviour change Individual
interventions: Promoting tobacco cessation
Tobacco
Control: What is Needed? Introduction
Resourcing:
Financial resource mobilization and human resource development Coordination:
Establishment of a national coordinating mechanism Integration
of tobacco control into health and development programmes Global
models for the evaluation of tobacco control programmes
Tobacco
Control: What is Possible? A Vision for 2020 and Beyond Click
Tobacco
Control: Who All Will Need To Act? Introduction
Recommendations
for the Central Government Recommendations
for the State Governments Recommendations
for Civil Society Recommendations
for International Organizations Recommendations
for Health Professionals Recommendations
for Research Scientists Recommendations
for Multisectoral Action
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