WELCOME TO GAPC2013

Day 1 (Oct. 7th) : New Evidence on Alcohol Related Harm and Policy		Room
09:00 ~ 10:30	Opening performance & Plenary 1	E5
	Welcome Speeches from Co-hosts
	Chair: Mr. Derek Rutherford
	Key note1: WHO Global Strategy By Dr. Dag Rekve
	Key note2: Alcohol's Harm to Others By Dr. Thaksaphon Thamarangsi
10:30 ~ 11:00	Korean Traditional Drink Testing	Booth 19-20
11:00 ~ 12:30	Concurrent Session 1.1: Social Effects	E1
	Chair: Prof. Ronaldo Lanranjero
	Dr. Vivek Benegal: Impact of Alcohol Misuse on Family Economy: Data from India
	Ms. Savera Kalideen: The financial costs of alcohol-related harm in South Africa (upgrade from Poster presenter PC-8)
	Mrs. Areekul Puangsuwan: Association of drinking pattern and work performance of industrial workers
	Dr. Chang Bo Kim: Prevention of Alcohol-Related Harms Project of Seoul City
	Concurrent Session 1.2: Advocacy 1 (networking)	E2
	Chair: Prof. Udomsil Srisangnam
	Baigalmaa Dangaa: Networking Government and NGOs to combat with alcohol harm in Mongolia
	Mr. David Kalema: Building synergies for a common alcohol response: challenges and opportunities from the east African alcohol policy alliance (eaapa)
	Mr. Chamroeun Mak: Cambodian youth movement for national alcohol policy formulation
	Ms. Yoonjung Han: What determines community organizations to participate in partnerships for health promotion programs to reduce alcohol consumption?
	Concurrent Session 1.3: Violence	E3
	Chair: Prof. Jennie Connor
	Mr. Neil Martin: The impact of alcohol on policing in the north east of England
	Ms. Soobi Lee: The effects of alcohol-related factors on the violent crimes
	Lawyer Shakya Nanayakkara: The prevention of domestic violence through changing the permissive environment surrounding alcohol use
	Dr. G. Raj Singh: Responding to the burden of alcohol-related violence and injuries - a New Zealand NGO's prospective
	Concurrent Session 1.4: Family Harms	E4
	Chair: Dr. Anne Marie Laslett
	Ms. Hanh Hoang Thi My: Harms to the family from drinking in Vietnam
	Mgr. Kristina Sperkova: Inspire freedom campaign ? together for women and girls (upgrade from poster presenter PE-18)
	Mrs. Mphonyane Mofokeng: Effects of alcohol on the family: Destruction behind quenching the thirst
	Mr. Ediomo-Ubong Nelson: Alcohol harm to ‘intimate' others: exploring the cycle of drinking, violence and domestic problems in Oron, Nigeria
14:00 ~ 15:30	Concurrent Session 2.1: Health effects	E1
	Chair: Mr. Michael Carr
	Dr. Cheryl Cherpitel: Findings from global studies of alcohol and injury in the emergency department
	Prof. Sungsoo Chun: Correlates between national total alcohol consumption and alcohol-related harms ? international perspecitives.
	Ms. Lydia S. Asante: Comparative Study of Alcohol-related Injuries Based on Emergency Department Interviews in Three Countries
	Assoc. Prof. Dr. Narongsak Noosorn: Alcohol related non-communicable diseases and alcohol consumption in northern Thailand: a matched case-control study
	Concurrent Session 2.2: Advocacy 2 (building capacity)	E2
	Chair: Dr. Evelyn Gillan
	Ms. Torunn Sæther: Addressing policy change through multilevel approach - public sector and civil society: training manual to support evidence-based policy development in low income settings
	Ms. Savera Kalideen: Alcohol advertising media advocacy and training in South Africa
	Prof. Thomas Babor and Dr. Katherine Brown: EU-USA civil society dialogue: Advocating for effective alcohol policy
	Prof. Sally Casswell: Building Capacity in the Pacific ? ‘Reducing Alcohol Related Harm A population approach' an alcohol module in WHO NCD Training Manual

Day 1 (Oct. 7th) : New Evidence on Alcohol Related Harm and Policy Responses		Room
14:00 ~ 15:30	Concurrent Session 2.3: Sexual Harms	E3
	Chair: Dr. Eunjin Choi
	Mr. Martin P. Davoren: Hazardous alcohol consumption among third-level students: what are the gender differences, second-hand effects and high risk behaviours associated with its use?
	Mr. Hari Kesh Sharma: Linkages of alcohol use with sexual risk behavior
	Ms. Sekela Mwambuli: Family planning, alcohol abuse & substance using Tanzania women
	Associate Research Fellow Jina Jun: Childhood sexual/physical assault, drinking, depression, and risky sexual behaviors of white and African-American women
	Concurrent Session 2.4: Effects on Children and Youth	E4
	Chair: Dr. David Jernigan
	Dr. Anne-Marie Laslett: National estimates of alcohol-related child abuse and neglect: A problem for marginalised families or a substantial minority?
	Dr. Khanpaseuth Sengngam: Baseline survey on alcohol harm to others in Laos PDR.
	Mr. Craig Ross: Early adolescent exposure to low levels of alcohol advertising associated with increased risk of alcohol initiation
	Ms. HyeonSuk Kim: Multilevel analysis between alcohol use trajectories: Parent, peer, school, and neighborhood factors among Asian Americans
16:00 ~ 17:30	Concurrent Session 3.1: Determinants	E1
	Chair: Prof. Wonjae Lee
	Miss Kanittha Thaikla: Alcohol consumption among impoverished households in northern Thailand
	Ms. Kyung Yi You: A study on alcohol consumption, drinking patterns and income level
	Mr. Linus Ndonga: Alcohol and non-communicable disease: promise of grain amaranth
	Miss Jintana Jankhotkaew : Poorer you are, more chance you have: distribution of alcohol-related problems across Thai households
	Concurrent Session 3.2: Advocacy 3 (community action and	E2
	Chair: Prof. Isidore Obot
	Dr. Marja Holmila: Community-based alcohol prevention - local models of alcohol prevention
	Mr. Tandin Chogyel: Community action on reducing harmful use of alcohol in Bhutan
	Mr. Colin Shevills: Building community and political support for minimum unit price in the north east of England
	Ms. Riina Raudne: Formative research based social media advocacy campaign to curb alcohol harms in Estonia
	Concurrent Session 3.3: Gender & Alcohol	E3
	Chair: Prof. Maxine Newell
	Prof. Neo Morojele: Changed attitudes and alcohol-related harm among women who frequent bars in South Africa: A qualitative study
	Dr. George Bakhturidze: Alcohol consumption problems by gender in Georgia
	Mr. Suhardi: Clusters of female drinkers in certain districts in eastern part of Indonesia
	Concurrent Session 3.4: Drink Driving	E4
	Chair: Prof. Thomas Babor
	Ma. Luz Muchada Philippines: Community based road safety initiative: reducing road traffic injuries in Guimaras, Philippines
	Assoc. Prof. Ousa Biggins: Factors on motorcycle drunk driving behavior in Bangkok metropolitan

Day 2 (Oct. 8th): Global, National and Local Successes and Challenges		Room
09:00 ~ 10:30	Plenary 2	E5
	Chair: Prof. Udomsil Srisangnam
	Keynote 3: Global Responses to WHO Alcohol Strategy By Prof. Thomas Babor
	Keynote 4: Pricing Policies to Reduce Harm ? the Scottish experience By Dr. Evelyn Gillan
	Keynote 5: Moving forward on Alcohol Marketing By Prof. Charles Parry
10:30 ~ 11:00	Korean Traditional Drink Testing Concurrent Session 4.1: Marketing	Booth 19-20
11:00 ~ 12:30		E1
	Chair: Mrs. Areekul Puangsuwan
	Ir Wim Van Dalen: Interrelationships between alcohol marketing exposure, and adolescents’ drinking behaviours: consequences for policy results of analyses of WHO data in four African countries
	Ms. Nongnuch Jaichuen: Alcohol Brand Merchandise and Thai Youths
	Mr. Anietie Etteyit: Assessment of alcohol advertising and compliance with advertising regulations in Nigeria: a study of select advertisements
	Dr. Kong Mom: The industry keeps violating regulation banning alcohol advertising and promotion associating with winning prizes
	Concurrent Session 4.2: Density Location of Alcohol Outlets	E2
	Chair: Dr. Taisia Huckle
	Ms. Orratai Waleewong: Outlet Surrounding Youth or Youth Surrounding Outlets: A Case Study of Thai University Effort
	Mr. Alvin Wong: Where, when, and why do young adults binge drink? Insights to guide alcohol policy development in Hong Kong
	Ms. Cassandra Greisen: Tale of two cities working to reduce alcohol outlet density and related harms
	Dr. Taisia Huckle: Does the density of alcohol outlets affect risk behaviours among young people? Findings from the international research evidence
	Concurrent Session 4. 3: Advocacy-4 (national policy)	E3
	Chair: Prof. Haekook Lee
	Ms. Rebecca Ramirez: Lessons learned from diverse experiences in changing alcohol Taxes in the USA
	Prof. Linda Bauld: Developing 'health first', the UK's independent alcohol strategy: A case study of an effective advocacy initiative
	Mr. Dag Endal: Malawi ? a best practice in alcohol policy formulation
	Mr. Francis Phiri: Influencing national alcohol policy in Zambia
	Concurrent Session 4.4: Price and Taxation	E4
	Chair: Dr. Thaksaphon Thamarangsi
	Dr. Bundit Sornpaisarn: An alcohol taxation method that can prevent drinking initiation and reduce alcohol consumption and its related harms: empirical evidence from Thailand
	Dr. David Jernigan: Social and health effects of changes in alcohol prices: findings of a research collaborative
	Dr. Martin Wall: Estimating price response functions for youth risk groups
	Prof. Benjamin Yip: The impact of cutting alcohol duties on drinking patterns in Hong Kong
	Concurrent Session 4.5: National Health Insurance Symposium	E5
	Chair: Prof. Robin Room
	Prof .Sun Ha Jee: Health Consequences of Alcohol Drinking and Attributable Medical Care Expenditure in Korea: Korean Cancer Prevention Study, 1992-2011
	Discussant: Dr. Charles Parry Prof. Ronaldo Laranjeira
12:30 ~ 14:00	Lunch	Wizwit Restaurant 1st Floor, Coex
14:00 ~ 15:30	Concurrent Session 5.1: Marketing	E1
	Chair: Dr. Evelyn Gillan
	David Jernigan: Influencing youth exposure to alcohol marketing: using brand data to inform policy debates
	MSc Jurriann Witteman: Alcohol advertisement induces craving and promotes relapse among detoxified alcoholics: implications for alcohol policy
	Ms. Sondra Davoren: Adshame: digital, advocacy for advertising reform
	Prof. Natwipa Sinsuwarn and Prof Parichart Sthapitanonda : Messages from the alcohol industry: The textual analysis of 10 years alcohol-advertising among global and
	Concurrent Session 5.2: Restriction of Time/ Amount/Age	E2
	Chair: Mr. Oystein Bakke
	Dr. Taisia Huckle: The lowering of the minimum purchase age in NewZealand is associated with a long term impact on alcohol-involved crashes
	Ms. Sopit Nasueb: Follow-up on law compliance of off-premise alcohol retailers on minimum purchase age restriction
	Prof. Kypros Kypri: Effects of restricting pub closing times in Newcastle Australia 5 years on
	Mr Rogers Mutaawe: Sale of alcohol to minors: Non Compliance to legal age restriction in Uganda

Day 2 (Oct. 8th): Global, National and Local Successes and Challenges		Room

	Concurrent Session 5.3: Advocacy 5 (issues based)	E3
	Chair: Ms. Savera Kalideen
	Mr. Dag Endal: Half the world’s population do not drink alcohol ? What should the policy implication be?
	Ms. Raimee Eck: Unwanted profits from underage drinking in the united states
	Dr. Donald Zeigler: Cancer associations’ policies and advocacy on alcohol control ?Are associations standing up for alcohol control?
	Ms. Bhavna Mukhopadhyay: Advocacy for regulating alcohol in films
	Concurrent Session 5.4: Price and Taxation	E4
	Chair: Prof. Charles Parry
	Prof. Roger Chung: Alcohol tax policy and related mortality. An age-period- cohort analysis of a developed Chinese population, 1981 ? 2010
	Dr. Jean Kim: The competing effects of alcohol tax eliminations and random breath testing: evidence from Hong Kong
	Mr. Indrek Saar: Association between alcohol prices and alcohol-related traffic accidents in Estonia	E1

15:30 ~ 16:00	Korean Traditional Drink Testing	Booth 19-20
16:00 ~ 17:30	Concurrent Session 6.1: International Alcohol Control Study	E1
	Chair: Dr. Robert Geneau
	Prof. Sally Casswell: Comparisons of alcohol consumption in Thailand, Mongolia and New Zealand (from the International Alcohol Control Study (IAC))
	Dr. Sarah Callinan: Which heavy drinkers are we looking for? First results from the international alcohol control study
	Dr. John Holmes: Public support for alcohol policy in Scotland and England: evidence from the UK arm of the international alcohol control study
	Ms. Junghee Kim: Correlation between alcohol consumption and alcohol dependence according to frequency of daily drinking
	Concurrent Session 6.2: Liquor Licensing	E2
	Chair: Prof. Kypros Kypri
	Prof. Robin Room: Regulating alcohol availability to reduce the harm: effective licensing and enforcement measures
	Ms. Sondra Davoren: Risk and responsibility: Harm minimisation strategies in Australian liquor licensing laws
	Asst. Prof .Dr Surasak Chaiyasong: Impacts of alcohol control act 2008 on physical availability of alcohol in Thailand: What do we get after 5 years?
	Mr. Francis Phiri: Liquor licensing: Social harm reduction challenges in zambian context
	Concurrent Session 6.3: Advocacy 6	E3
	Chair: Prof. Isidore Obot
	Fithor Muhammad: The simple policy is the strategy of trade control and regulation of alcohol in the world
	Ms. Weranuch Wongwatanakul: Modern Thai alcohol policy movement: The triangle network and their collective outcomes from the past decade
	Ms. Rebecca Williams and Ms Amy Robinson: Turning evidence into practice - using the 5 C's to achieve a successful outcome
	Mr. Colin Shevills: ‘See what Sam sees’ ? building support in north east England for greater alcohol marketing restrictions
	Concurrent Session 6.4: Industry Influences	E4
	Chair: Prof. Udomsil Srisangnam
	Hansoo Ko: Expected failure: a case study on a hospital sponsored by alcohol industry in Korea
	Prof. Jeff Collin: Trade is global, health is parochial: the UK government, the alcohol industry and global health
	Mr. Sven-Olov Carlsson: Concerted actions of big alcohol
	Lawyer Shakya Nanayakkara: Strategies to undermine alcohol policies
17:45 ~ 21:00	Conference Dinner

Day 3 (Oct. 9th): From Local and National Action to Global Change		Room
09:00 ~ 10:30	Concurrent Session 7.1: National Alcohol Control Policy	E1
	Chair: Prof. Kwang Kee Kim
	Assist. Prof. Dr. Surasak Chaiyasong: Perception of Policy Enforcement and Supports to Current and Future Policies in Thailand
	Dr. Monika Arora: Addressing Affordability, Access and Advertising of Alcohol in India: Public Health Perspective (upgrade from Poster Presentation PB-16)
	Mr. Rogers Kasirye: Raising alcohol policy awareness agenda in a non- responsive state. A case for Uganda
	Mr. Hari Kesh Sharma: Changing alcohol scenario in India: challenge to research, policy and planning
	Concurrent Session 7.2: Enforcement Implementation & evaluation of Alcohol Policy	E2
	Chair: Dr. David Jernigan
	Dr. Minki Kim: For stricter regulations on the smart media’s alcohol
	Dr. Mieun Yun: An Evaluation: Korean national alcohol policy in Korea
	Mr. Brian Vandenberg: A united policy front: how coalitions are working to reduce alcohol related harm in Australia
	Concurrent Session 7.3: Global Action	E3
	Chair: Prof. Thomas Bobor
	Mr. Hans Schmitz: The global health policy community on alcohol control: Successes of evidence-based advocacy
	Mr. Maik Dunnbier: Alcohol in all policies ? unleashing the power of alcohol control policies and preventing, reducing alcohol harm in all its forms
	Mr. George Hacker: Building and connecting local advocacy for global alcohol-policy change
	Mrs. Andrine Winther: Alcohol marketing without borders
	Concurrent Session 7.4: Community Action and Coalition building	E4
	Chair: Dr. Evelyn Gillan
	Mr. Robert Pezzolesi: Citizen engagement for alcohol policy change at the local level: The US Experience
	Ms. Angela Culpin: Engaging communities in local alcohol policy development: an example of community action in Auckland, New Zealand.
	Assoc. Prof. Dr. Helen Lasimbang: Community empowerment in reducing alcohol related harm in Sabah, Malaysia.
	Ms. Lucy Lopez: City Hall Metropolitan Lima Public Regulation for Alcohol Control: Follow up Mechanisms
10:30 ~ 11:00	Korean Traditional Drink Testing	Booth 19-20
11:00 ~ 13:00	Plenary 3 & closing	E5
	Chair: Prof. Sungsoo Chun
	Key note 6: Ideal National Alcohol Policy By Prof. Sally Casswell
	Key note 7: Latin America Public Health Network on Alcohol By Prof. Ronaldo Laranjeira
	Keynote 8: National Alcohol Control Act of Korea By Prof. Okreun Moon
	Summary & Declaration By Prof. David Jernigan
	Closing ceremony
13:00 ~ 14:00	Lunch	E Hall
12:30 ~ 18:30	Field trips or tours
13:30 ~ 18:00	Side meetings