National Alcohol Policies

National Alcohol Policies are official strategies developed by governments to manage the use and impact of alcohol within a country. They aim to reduce alcohol-related health issues, accidents, and social problems by establishing regulations, promoting responsible drinking, and providing support for those affected. These policies may include setting legal drinking ages, controlling advertising, increasing taxation, and offering treatment programs. The goal is to balance individual freedom with public health and safety, creating a framework that minimizes harm while respecting personal choice.