Socio-economic inequalities in alcohol consumption and harm: Evidence for effective interventions and policy across EU countries
This report aims to increase understanding of socio-economic differences in alcohol consumption and harms in the European Union and what can work to reduce these inequalities. It aims to:
- Briefly describe the nature of socio-economic inequalities in alcohol consumption and harm in EU countries
- Summarise recent evidence from EU countries on interventions and policies that can reduce inequalities in harmful alcohol use and associated harms
- Identify any gaps in evidence that could be addressed in the future.
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