Republic of Zimbabwe National Alcohol Policy (2010)
Country Resources
Substance Abuse Policies
Zimbabwe
28 September 2010
Policy document
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Government of Zimbabwe; Republic of Zimbabwe
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The Zimbabwe National Alcohol Policy is a comprehensive national strategy to address and reduce the harmful use of alcohol. This National Alcohol Policy seeks to achieve four main aims:- To promote the safe and the beneficial consumption of alcoholic beverages by responsible, adult, Zimbabweans;
- Investigate and control the factors which induce alcohol related harm;
- Protect the children of Zimbabwe, as well as vulnerable communities and individuals; and
- Provide treatment and rehabilitation facilities, both public and private, for those affected by alcohol related harms.
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