Case study on socially determined inequities in alcohol consumption patterns in Estonia
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World Health Organization. Regional Office for Europe
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viii, 75 p.
This alcohol and equity case study focuses on examining socially determined inequities in alcohol consumption patterns in Estonia. That is, it focuses on analysis of differences or differentials in social determinants that are considered to be avoidable, unfair and remediable – namely inequities. The analysis will provide an overview not only of the patterns of alcohol consumption and its impact, but also what alcohol interventions have been implemented in Estonia in the past and to what extent policy responses and structures in the country have reduced or increased inequities.
This alcohol and equity case study focuses on examining socially determined inequities in alcohol consumption patterns in Estonia. That is, it focuses on analysis of differences or differentials in social determinants that are considered to be avoidable, unfair and remediable – namely inequities. The analysis will provide an overview not only of the patterns of alcohol consumption and its impact, but also what alcohol interventions have been implemented in Estonia in the past and to what extent policy responses and structures in the country have reduced or increased inequities.