Forward-looking tobacco control policies in an age of political uncertainty

Explore policy development and advocacy approaches towards the tobacco “endgame” - significantly reduced smoking rates and stopping the start of use. Without substantial action from governments, smoking will remain the leading preventable cause of cancer, with the burden disproportionately borne by disadvantaged groups and by LMIC countries. Navigating the political and policy cycle is key to implementing innovative tobacco control measures. Learn from recent experiences in a range of countries of trying to achieve, or maintain, progress at a time of national elections and political change.Participants will come away with knowledge and links to resources to advocate for tobacco endgame policies in their home countries.