Comparing harm reduction methods used in France and Sweden to drive down smoking prevalence.

Comparing harm reduction methods used in Pakistan and Sweden to drive down smoking prevalence.

Comparing harm reduction methods used in Kenya and Sweden to drive down smoking prevalence

Comparing harm reduction methods used in South Africa versus New Zealand to drive down smoking prevalence.

How harm reduction can support tobacco control in Ireland, Taiwan, and Chile to potentially save 692,000 lives by 2060.

An in-depth analysis of Indonesia’s tobacco epidemic and how integrating harm reduction could save lives amid rising smoking rates.

How Tobacco Harm Reduction methods can improve global oral health by reducing smoking-related diseases.

How harm reduction methods have greatly accelerated Japan’s smoking decline and enhanced population health.

An analysis of Nigeria and Kenya’s tobacco burden and the potential of harm reduction methods to reduce deaths.

How harm reduction methods in Malaysia and Uzbekistan could prevent over 880,000 smoking-related deaths by 2060.

How harm reduction methods in Czechia can significantly decrease smoking-related deaths by 2060.

How harm reduction methods in Malaysia and Uzbekistan could prevent over 880,000 smoking-related deaths by 2060.

How harm reduction methods in seven Middle Eastern countries can significantly reduce smoking-related deaths.

A regional policy study on how harm reduction methods could reverse smoking related harm across seven Middle Eastern countries.

A comparative study of Sweden and New Zealand’s successful approach, of using harm reduction methods to achieve near smoke-free status.

A public health case study showing the success of harm reduction methods in countries such as Sweden, to reduce smoking and smoking-related disease and premature death.

A public health case study of Sweden’s success in reducing smoking through tobacco harm reduction strategies.

A country study examining how the adoption of harm reduction methods in Brazil could prevent 1.36 million premature deaths by 2060.

A modelling study evaluating the global health benefits of tobacco harm reduction on smoking-related mortality.

COP10 Scorecard measuring progress in achieving the objectives of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), as of January 2024.