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Bringing agriculture and health workers together. LEISA (2008) 23(3):6-
Tobacco Use Increases Poverty and Inequity in Vietnam Factsheet, HealthBridge, 2010
Enforcement of Tobacco Control Law: A Guide to the Basics booklet, HealthBridge, February 2009
Tobacco Smuggling Fact Sheet, HealthBridge, 2009
Tobacco Taxation Fact Sheet, HealthBridge, 2009
Tobacco Pictorial Package Warnings Fact Sheet, HealthBridge, 2009
Enforcement of Tobacco Control Policies: Global Best Practices, HealthBridge, August 2008
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Using Media and Research for Advocacy: Low Cost Ways to Increase Success, HealthBridge, June 2006
Tobacco and Poverty: Observations from India & Bangladesh, PATH Canada, 2nd Edition, July 2003
Low Cost Research for Advocacy, Dhaka, Bangladesh, August 2002
Using the Media for Tobacco Control, Dhaka, Bangladesh, August 2002
Tobacco Control Manual, Dhaka, October 2001
Designed to inspire those in different sectors to become involved in tobacco control, the manual offers essential background information as well as practical suggestions for effective activities.
Hungry for Tobacco, Dhaka, revised printing, October 2001
This report shows how tobacco expenditures can further aggravate poverty and malnutrition by diverting resources from basic needs.
Tobacco Control Law, Dhaka, August 2001
A practical guide to different legal measures to reduce tobacco use.
BAT's Youth Smoking Prevention Programme, Dhaka, August 2001
Not only an analysis of BAT Bangladesh's programme, but also a guide to countering
industry-
ITGA Uncovered, June 2001
Exposure of the connections between ITGA and the tobacco industry, with detailed information to counter ITGA´s claims of representing tobacco farmers.
Employment Factsheet 2001
Why successful tobacco control fails to harm, and can even benefit, workers and employment rates.
Poverty Factsheet 2001
This factsheet discusses how tobacco use can make poverty worse.
Keeping Malaria at Bay: Insecticide-
Women, Work, and Money: The Economic Contribution of Women through their Unpaid Labour, brochure, 2010
Women's Economic Contribution through Their Unpaid Household Work: The Case of India, Nagpur, India, 2009
The Economic Contribution of Pakistani Women through their Unpaid Labour, Islamabad, Pakistan, August 2008
Women's Economic Contribution through their Unpaid Work in Vietnam, Hanoi, Vietnam, January 2008
The Economic Contribution of Women in Bangladesh Through their Unpaid Labour, Dhaka, Bangladesh, September 2007
Promoting Male Responsibility Towards Greater Gender Equality -
Public Spaces, How they Humanize Cities , HealthBridge & WBB Trust, 2009
Cycling in Hanoi: Can the Past Become the Future?, Article by Deborah Efroymson, HealthBridge, Regional Director, 2008
Livable Cities: Ideas and Actions, HealthBridge and WBB Trust, 2007
Using Media and Research for Advocacy: Low Cost Ways to Increase Success , HealthBridge, June 2006
Parks or Parking? Summary of Donald Shoup´s book, 2005, The High Cost of Free Parking
Home . Who We Are . What We Do . Where We Work . What You Can Do . Mosquito Nets . Malaria Matters . Reports and Resources . Monument to Canadian Aid Workers .
Tobacco and Poverty: Research for Advocacy Guidelines, HealthBridge, August 2011
Hanoi -
Summary – English | Vietnamese
Full Document – English
Physical Activity and NCD Prevention
Factsheet -
Nutrition and NCD Prevention
Factsheet -
Hanoi at a Cross-
An introduction to a practical framework to support healthy public transit, which can be adopted for Hanoi: the 3D approach
Summary – English | Vietnamese
Roy A, Efroymson D, Jones L, Ahmed S, Arafat I, Sarker R, FitzGerald S. Gainfully
employed? An inquiry into bidi-
Contribution of Integrated Campaign Distribution of Long-
Making the Tobacco and Poverty Link: Results from Research for Advocacy Projects in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, HealthBridge, August 2011
MOBILE COMPUTERS FOR FIELD SURVEYS
HealthBridge and DevEd International are offering a free online course for learning how to use PDAs for field surveys. The course will take approximately 20 to 40 hours to complete.
Click here for the course homepage and see the Q&A in the Main menu.
Urban development trends in Hanoi & impact on ways of life, public health and happiness.
Livability from a Health Perspective, HealthBridge. Presented at Conference: Hanoi
Millennium – City Past and Future Organized by UN-
Livable Cities and NCD Prevention. HealthBridge. 2011
Brochure -
Efroymson D, Jones L, FitzGerald S, eds. Sometimes We Win: Tobacco Control Success Stories from Asia. Ottawa ON: HealthBridge, 2010
Dhaka's BRT Walkability Strategy: Ensuring that Dhaka’s Transportation Infrastructure
is Pedestrian-
Dasgupta Mazumdar P, John S & Narendra S. Tobacco Advertising, Promotion and Sponsorship
across South and South East Asia-