Its
vertical Work Packages address the needs for comparable data, clear guidelines
and the development of a good practice tool-kit:
1. Monitoring: Member States will be mobilised to take-up of common survey methodology
to obtain comparable data for monitoring progress in reducing alcohol related
harm at national and EU level and for benchmarking national developments
against wider trends.
2. Guidelines: A common ground
in communication on alcohol related harm will be widened, providing a guidance
document for policy makers on the scientific basis and policy implications of
low risk drinking guidelines.
3. Tool-Kit: A Tool-Kit of
good practice approaches in information dissemination will be developed, taking
into account effectiveness, transferability, relevance, costs and usefulness.
For more
information: http://www.rarha.eu/
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