Brussels April 2015

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1 CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015 Brussels April 2015 CNAPA Meeting WP2; WP3; WP4; WP5; WP6

2 Brussels April 2015 Management Meeting WP6 CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

3 WP6 Good Practice Toolkit In cooperation with dedicated task performers following documents were finalized: o Background paper for Public Communication Campaigns (Axel Budde, BZgA, Germany); o Background paper for School-based programs education (Wim Van Dalen, STAP, Nederlands); o Background paper for Early intervention services including brief advices (Lidia Segura and Jorge Palacio-Vieira of the Program on Substance Abuse of the Public Health Agency of Catalonia); o Definitions of Good Practices (Aleš lamut, NIJZ, Slovenia); o Questionnaire for Collecting the Good Practices (Sandra Radoš Krnel, NIJZ, Slovenia);

4 WP6 Good Practice Toolkit Questionnaire for Collecting the Good Practices was sent to WP6 partners for piloting in November In December 2014 we have started collecting the examples of good practices. 45 examples from 19 European countries were collected (20 Early interventions, 10 Public awareness and 15 School-based interventions) The Assessment Criteria were developed based on the criteria form of an existing Dutch system: o Basic level - theoretically sound; o First indication of effectiveness; o Good indication of effectiveness; o Strong indication of effectiveness.

5 WP6 Good Practice Toolkit We have organized the second WP6 meeting held in Dublin (Ireland), 22nd of January, 2015: o Collected examples of good practices and the respective methodology (Sandra Radoš- Krnel, NIJZ, Slovenia); o Dutch Recognition System for Interventions (Djoeke van Dale, the Centre for Healthy Living, Nederlands); o Criteria for quality assessment and classification (Wim Van Dalen, STAP, Nederlands) (Axel Budde, BZgA, Germany); o Guide/recommendations for good practice approaches/ implementation; o WP6 Timeline (Sandra Radoš-Krnel, NIJZ, Slovenia)

6 Brussels April 2015 Management Meeting WP5 CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

7 CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015 WP5 Task 1. Overview of current drinking guidelines Task 2. Overview of drinking guidelines of EIBI Task 7. Expert meeting A country report/questionnaire has been conceived, and developed by ISS, as an instrument for collecting/upgrading information on current low-risk drinking guidelines and on drinking guidelines used in the context of Early Identification and Brief Interventions. 31 EU countries involved 29 questionnaire received Results presented in the Expert Meeting organized in Rome by ISS 4 th November 2014

8 WP5 Good practice principles in the use of drinking guidelines as a public health measure WP5 has moved into a phase where background work done during 2014 feeds into a Delphi process with two separate expert groups and into a an online survey of consumer views, all to be carried out during April.2015

9 29.April.2015 WP5 RARHA Delphi survey on low risk drinking Anonymous online survey with experts designated by RARHA partners/cnapa members; objective: two experts per country. Focus on questions related to: o Formulation of guidelines on low risk drinking average regular alcohol intake not to be exceeded to reduce risk of harm; o Need for guidelines for specific groups or situations; o Types of health related information that could be conveyed to consumers on alcoholic beverage packages. The Delphi process is led by THL (FI) with help form core planning group: ISS (IT), HSE (IE), Eurocare; questions were developed with input from partners from half of the JA countries. End of April 2015: Round 1 of the Delphi survey about to start: o Experts designated from 24 countries 7 pending o 45 experts invited (27 accepted/logged in by 28 April). o Round 1 starts when all (or most) designated experts have logged in into the edelfoi platform.

10 29.April.2015 WP5 Guidance on reducing alcohol-related harm for young people Task led by LWL (DE). Qualitative messages (rather than amount of alcohol intake) with focus on risk reduction. Young people up to 25 years corresponds to definition of youth in the Action Plan on youth drinking and on heavy episodic drinking. Information collected on existing guidance was used to develop key statements and recommendations that will be submitted to a Delphi panel. The panel of experts comprises: o experts designated by CNAPA members request: four experts per country (2 researchers, 2 practitioners) o participants of RARHA work meeting in Münster, December End of April 2015: all together 61 experts designated from 20 countries Round 1 of the Delphi survey planned to start in mid-may.

11 WP5 Information & Alcohol survey of consumers views Task led by Eurocare. Online survey of consumers : o understanding of standard drink and low risk drinking, o sources of information on alcoholic beverages, o preferences regarding the provision of health related information on them. To be carried out in 16 countries by civil society organisations. Design of the survey developed in consultation with WP5 partners. The survey is being translated and will start in May. 29.April.2015

12 WP5 Next steps Delphi survey on low risk drinking o Round 2 in September October Delphi survey on drinking by young people o Round 2 in August September Follow up Expert/decision maker meeting in Finland February 2016; Invitation to be addressed to CNAPA members/rarha Advisory Group; To discuss results and policy implications: o Delphi survey on low risk drinking o Delphi survey on drinking by young people o Eurocare survey on consumer views. Plus: - further topics relevant to RARHA themes. 29.April.2015

13 Brussels April 2015 Management Meeting WP4 CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

14 WP4 Task 1: Strengthening monitoring of drinking patterns and alcohol related harm across EU countries Pilot study completed in 18 countries; European database with approximately 800 records established Experiences of the pilot study summarised and draft revised version of the questionnaire for the main survey adopted during working meeting with participation of 32 partners from 20 countries, EMCDDA an NDPHS (Athens, 13, 14 March 2015)

15 WP4 Task 1: Strengthening monitoring of drinking patterns and alcohol related harm across EU countries Final draft version of the questionnaire extensively debated via Final version of research tools elaborated: o The questionnaire; o Guidelines for survey implementation, guidelines for interviewers; o Codebook.

16 WP4 Structure of the questionnaire Well-being; Usual alcohol consumption (quantity, frequency and context of drinking); Binge drinking and drunkenness; Rapid alcohol problem screen; Motives of drinking and non-drinking; Attitudes towards alcohol policy; Harm from others; Socio-demographics.

17 WP4 Task Next 1: Strengthening steps 2015 monitoring of drinking patterns and alcohol related harm across EU countries Survey Implemented in 20 countries: o Core Version 15/20 minutes o Full Version 30/35 minutes Minimum sample size 1500 interviews per country European database approximately 30 thousand records completed

18 WP4 Task 2: Analyses of Existing Survey Data on Alcohol Consumption and Related Harm 29.April.2015 Major achievements so far: Survey selection and description: o 24 surveys from 17 countries will be included in the European database o General description of selected surveys methodology and instruments. Collaboration agreement: o Formal agreement on data transfer, access to data, publications etc. Questionnaire map: o English translation of national alcohol and socio-demographic questions including response categories

19 29.April.2015 WP4 Task 2: Analyses of Existing Survey Data on Alcohol Consumption and Related Harm Major achievements so far: Development of European database/ codebook: o First variables for survey basics, alcohol measures and socio-demographics were created. Matching of variables: ovariables of national datasets are recoded into variables of common European dataset; ogeneral rules for recoding national variables were prepared; ocorresponding syntaxes are prepared and shared with national data holders.

20 WP4 Task 2: Analyses of Existing Survey Data on Alcohol Consumption and Related Harm 29.April.2015 Next steps: o Matching of variables (cont.); o Discussion and solving of problems (cont.); o Data processing analysis.

21 Brussels April 2015 Management Meeting WP3 CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

22 WP3 Evaluation of the JA Timetable of WP3 Milestones & Deliverables CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015 The ESG is composed of the CNAPA representatives of Belgium, Croatia, Estonia, Hungary, Italy ESADE Business School, Ramon Llull University (Barcelona, Spain) has been appointed as RARHA external evaluator Deliverable 5 (available at RARHA website) has been timely submitted to CHAFEA after the preliminary approval of ISS and ESG The 1 st interim Evaluation Report presents the results of the first wave of the online survey among RARHA partners, conducted in November 2014, with the aim of following the progress of the JA and providing feedback on the implementation process = Done

23 WP3 Evaluation of the JA Summary of results of the 1 st evaluation survey CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015 The results collected in the 1 st interim Internal Evaluation Report has been presented in the course of the Management Group meeting, held in Brussels on the of April 2015, and will be circulated among partners in order to maximize the successful achievements of RARHA objectives. In general the implementation process of the first year of RARHA activities obtains a positive judgement by all partners involved at various levels; The JA is meeting its goals and progressing according to the Grant Agreement. Apart from very few delays, project deliverables were met and all foreseen commitments were respected. No particular difficulties or impediments seem to have influenced the correct course of the actions; In spite of this overall positive picture, a certain attention should be paid to enhance the professional exchanges among partners and the involvement in RARHA activities, in order to promote a better network cohesion and a working ethos more collegiate and productive; A continuous close watch by the project management team is also recommended, so as to ascertain the timely delivery of the outputs and their high quality, and to be sure that corrective actions are taken as early as possible.

24 Brussels April 2015 CNAPA Meeting WP2 CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

25 WP2 Milestones Achievements Milestones: Launch of promotional package and main web site (March 2014). Launch newsletter (June 2014). Satellite event for public launch of the JA (June 2014). Next: Publication of short version of final report (October 2016). Final conference (October 2016). Web Partners websites attendance Newsletter JA Launch RARHA website Partners website CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

26 WP Tasks 2015 Tasks: Second Newsletter RAHRA website updating CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

27 WP2 Partners - webpages CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

28 WP2 Partners - webpages 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% February February 38% April 82% April CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

29 WP2 Around the world CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

30 WP2 Dissemination Dissemination Challenges

31 WP2 Next steps... define a right way Targeting Define where to spend the resources of time, money, manpower and attention, according to the targets media interests, geographic issues, age, schooling,.. Who? Where? How does we get our targets/ stakeholders attention?

32 WP2 Next steps... define a right way Round Tables Survey Results Policy makers Guidelines RARHA work well known Apply on European Public Health Alcohol Policies Define dissemination strategies to demonstrate RARHA achievements! Integrate RARHA work in the new alcohol strategy

33 First European conference on addictive behaviours and dependencies, Lisbon, September The conference is organised around 4 general themes: - Addictions: a multi-disciplinary perspective; - Translating research into policy and practice; - New frontiers in addiction research; - Challenges of addiction in an interconnected world; For more information

34 Thank you! CNAPA Meeting Brussels April 2015

35 Brussels April 2015 CNAPA Meeting WP1

36 WP1 Budget Payments: Upon entry into force of the Agreement, a pre-financing payment of EUR ,20 (40% of the maximum amount) shall be paid to the Coordinator. A 1 st further pre-financing payment of EUR , 90 (30% of the maximum amount) shall be paid to the Coordinator, subject to having used at least 70% of the previous prefinancing installment paid. Poente Action EC Funding Total , ,00 1st Tranfer 40% ,20 2sd Tranfer 30% ,90 3rd Tranfer (last) 30% , ,00

37 WP1 Budget/Reporting Supporting documents for the interim report and final report We kindly remind you that the following supporting documents need to be provided with your future payment request: o Prior approval given by Project Officer for travels outside EU and Candidate Countries. o Invoices related to Equipment o Invoices related to Subcontracting costs o Relevant documentation related to "Income generated", "External resources" and "Other current funding applications" (if any) There are other supporting documents that do not have to be sent with your payment request but that can be requested in case of further verifications or audits. These documents are: o Time sheets and salary slips; o Invoices related to Travel costs; o Invoices related to Subsistence allowances; o Invoices related to Consumables and supplies directly linked to the project; o Invoices related to Other costs.

38 WP1 Budget/Reporting Next Steps Happy to say that: All Partners updated their financial reports! 15 th July 2015 Next Report Follow the Manual for Financial Procedures!

39 WP1 Next Steps Grant amendments