global alcohol policy

Global alcohol policy refers to strategies and regulations implemented by countries and international organizations to manage the production, distribution, consumption, and health impacts of alcohol. These policies aim to reduce alcohol-related harm, promote public health, and address issues like addiction and violence. They may include measures such as setting legal drinking ages, taxing alcoholic beverages, enforcing advertising restrictions, and providing education on responsible drinking. By fostering responsible consumption and supporting prevention and treatment programs, global alcohol policy seeks to mitigate the negative effects of alcohol on individuals and society as a whole.