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Multicomponent programmes to control alcohol sales

Summary of the evidence

Rating: 
  • Unknown effectiveness

The Sacramento Neighbourhood Alcohol Prevention Project (CCT focused on community mobilisation, community awareness, RBS and law enforcement in relation to under-age access to alcohol and intoxicated clients) showed no effects in a narrative review (EMCDDA, 2012) and in a systematic review (Joneset al 2010) in:

  • reduced sales to under-age and pseudo-intoxicated clients.

Details

Note: this evidence summary is only valid for the outcomes, target groups, settings and substances/patterns of use described below.

Name of response option
  • Multi-component prevention interventions
Desired outcome(s)
  • reduce alcohol sales
Area(s)
  • Prevention
Specific substance or pattern of use
  • alcohol
Target group(s) or setting(s)
  • partygoers/nightlife

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