Fiji – WHO FCTC Implementation Database

Published by at October 22, 2016

2020 Report

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2012 report

Submission date: 04/04/2012

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2007 report

Submission date: 02/05/2007

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Annex 1: production_sales

Reported: 2020

ordr	Indicator	Answer	answer2
2	Smoking tobacco, total daily smokers	16.6	17
3	Smoking tobacco, total occasional smokers	14.1	14
4	Smoking tobacco, total former smokers	23.2	23
5	Smoking tobacco, total never smokers	46	46
6	Smokeless tobacco, total daily user	N/A
7	Smokeless tobacco, total occasional user	N/A
8	Smokeless tobacco, total former user	N/A
9	Smokeless tobacco, total never user	N/A
11	Prevalence - smoking tobacco	N/A
12	Prevalence - smokeless tobacco	N/A
17	Estimated total number of tobacco-related deaths	N/A
31	number of workers	About 350–400 farmers grow tobacco in Fiji, the majority of whom are contracted by BAT. There is also a segment of growers that supply suki tobacco (locally grown).
19	proportion of the retail price consisting of taxes	42.10
20	only specific tax levied	N/A
21	only ad valorem tax levied	N/A
22	combination of specific and ad valorem taxes levied	Yes
33	comprehensive multisectoral national tobacco control strategy	Yes
34	focal point for tobacco control	Yes
35	national coordinating mechanism for tobacco control	No
14	comprehensiveness of protection in health-care facilities	Complete
15	comprehensiveness of protection in educational facilities	Complete
38	health warnings in the form of pictures or pictograms	Yes
37	health warnings occupying 50% or more	Yes
42	implemented educational programmes targeted to adults	Yes
43	implemented educational programmes targeted to children and youth	Yes
45	comprehensive ban on all tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship	Yes
46	ban on display of tobacco products at points of sales	No
47	ban covering tobacco sponsorship	Yes
48	ban covering cross-border advertising originating from the country	Yes
50	evidence-based comprehensive and integrated guidelines developed	No
54	nicotine replacement therapy available	No
51	implemented media campaigns to promote tobacco cessation	Yes
52	implemented telephone quitlines	No
53	primary health care providing programmes on diagnosis and treatment	Yes
24	tracking regime to further secure the distribution system developed	Yes
26	sales of tobacco products to minors prohibited	Yes
27	sale of tobacco products from vending machines prohibited	Yes
28	sale of cigarettes individually or in small packets prohibited	Yes
30	viable alternatives for tobacco growers promoted	No
40	criminal and/or civil liability action launched by any person	No
56	national system for surveillance of patterns of tobacco consumption established	Yes
57	national system for surveillance of consequences of tobacco consumption established	No
59	specific gaps	Yes
1	Tobacco use among adults	grouprow
10	Tobacco use by young persons	grouprow
13	Protection from tobacco smoke	grouprow
16	Tobacco-related mortality	grouprow
18	Taxation of tobacco products	grouprow
23	Supply of tobacco and tobacco products	grouprow
29	Tobacco growing	grouprow
32	General obligations	grouprow
36	Packaging and labelling of tobacco products	grouprow
39	Liability	grouprow
41	Education, communication, training and public awareness	grouprow
44	Tobacco advertising, promotion and sponsorship	grouprow
49	Demand reduction measures concerning tobacco dependence and cessation	grouprow
55	Surveillance	grouprow
58	Gap between resources and needs assessed	grouprow

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