A Study of the Alcohol Industry in Cambodia: Promoting Regulation and Safe Alcohol Use as a Strategy to Reduce Women’s Vulnerability to Violence
Aid, Australian | June 2017
Abstract
In early 2016, The Asia Foundation commissioned this research on the alcohol industry in Cambodia. The research aimed to in-crease understanding of the taxation, regulation, distribution and consumption of alcohol to enable the development of strat-egies and interventions to reduce the risk of alcohol related inti-mate partner violence.
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Aid, Australian. 2017. A Study of the Alcohol Industry in Cambodia: Promoting Regulation and Safe Alcohol Use as a Strategy to Reduce Women’s Vulnerability to Violence. © The Asia Foundation. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/7256.Keywords
Good Governance
Governance Approach
Governance Models
World Health Organization
Quality of Health Care
Public Health Finance
Private Health Care
Healthier Families
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