Southeast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance The ASEAN Tobacco
Control Atlas seatca.org Slide 2 TOBACCO CONSUMPTION Chapter 1:
seatca.org Slide 3 Slide 4 Slide 5 Regional Cigarette Per Capita
Consumption (1990-2010) Slide 6 seatca.org 1 in 3 Male Adult in
ASEAN Smokes Slide 7 seatca.org Average Age of Smoking Initiation
in ASEAN (2009-2011) Average Age of Smoking Initiation in ASEAN
(2009-2011) On average, smokers in ASEAN started smoking before the
age of 20 Slide 8 A majority of adult smokers smoke between 10 and
14 cigarettes daily seatca.org Number of Cigarettes Smoked Daily by
Adult Smokers (2009-2011) Slide 9 seatca.org % of Adults Who Use
Smokeless Tobacco in ASEAN (2009-2012) Smokeless tobacco use is the
highest in Myanmar, Cambodia and Lao PDR Slide 10 seatca.org ASEAN:
Smoking Among Boys and Girls (13-15 years) ASEAN: Smoking Among
Boys and Girls (13-15 years) Slide 11 seatca.org Intention of
Non-Smoking Youths to Start Smoking in the Next Year (2007-2011)
Almost 15% of non-smoking youth in Myanmar are likely to start
smoking next year 1 in 10 non- smoking youths in Indonesia,
Malaysia and Philippines expressed similar intention to smoke next
year Slide 12 COSTS OF SMOKING Chapter 2: seatca.org Slide 13 Slide
14 Proportion of Annual Deaths (per 100,000) Attributable to
Tobacco in ASEAN (2004, aged 30 and over) Proportion of Annual
Deaths (per 100,000) Attributable to Tobacco in ASEAN (2004, aged
30 and over) Slide 15 seatca.org Annual Deaths Attributed to Major
Tobacco-Related Diseases (2006-2012) Slide 16 seatca.org Average
Monthly Expenditure for Manufactured Cigarette (in USD) Among
Smokers 15 years old (2009-2012) Slide 17 seatca.org Comparison of
Tobacco Control and Health Budgets in ASEAN (2012-2013) Slide 18
seatca.org Annual Tobacco Expenditure = Lost Opportunities Slide 19
TOBACCO PRICES AND TAXES Chapter 3: seatca.org Slide 20 Slide 21
Tobacco Tax Burden as Percentage of Retail Price (2013) Slide 22
seatca.org Higher Tax Rates, Higher Revenues, and Reduced Smoking
Prevalence Slide 23 seatca.org Types of Cigarette Tax Systems in
ASEAN Slide 24 seatca.org All Tobacco Products Should be Taxed:
Duty Free Allowance All Tobacco Products Should be Taxed: Duty Free
Allowance Slide 25 Prices of Most Popular Cigarette Brands (Per
Pack) Relative to Quantity of Rice (kg) or Eggs in ASEAN In Lao
PDR, a smoker is able to buy 1.7kg of rice or 14 eggs instead of a
pack of Marlboro Slide 26 Cigarette Affordability Except for
Thailand, cigarettes have become significantly more affordable in
Cambodia, Lao PDR, Vietnam, Philippines and Indonesia Slide 27
Cigarettes Are Affordable to the Poor in Cambodia Lower income
earners (USD2 or less a day) spend more on cigarettes than higher
income earners (>USD2 per day) Slide 28 seatca.org Even More
Affordable Cigarettes When Sold by Sticks Slide 29 SMOKE-FREE
ENVIRONMENTS Chapter 4: seatca.org Slide 30 Slide 31 Slide 32 Fines
Imposed on Violators of Smoke-free Policy in ASEAN Slide 33
seatca.org % of Youth Exposed to Secondhand Smoke In and Outside
Home (2007-2011) Slide 34 seatca.org Common Places With Secondhand
Smoke Exposure in ASEAN (2009-2011) Slide 35 seatca.org Smoke-free
World Heritage Sites/Cities in ASEAN Slide 36 PACKAGING AND
LABELLING OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS Chapter 5: seatca.org Slide 37 Slide
38 Implementation Timeline of Current Pictorial Health Warnings in
ASEAN Slide 39 Status of Health Warnings in ASEAN Slide 40
seatca.org Common Places With Secondhand Smoke Exposure in ASEAN
(2009-2011) Slide 41 Best Practices of Pictorial Health Warnings
Slide 42 seatca.org Thailands World Biggest Pictorial Health
Warnings (85%) Slide 43 seatca.org Australias Plain Packaging: A
World First Plain packaging: - prohibits brand colours and logos -
requires a standard colours on packages of all brands, shape and
format of packages -requires the brand name to appear in a standard
font size and style on a specific space on the package Effective on
the 1 st December 2012 Slide 44 Countries that have banned
misleading descriptors include Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore,
Thailand and Vietnam seatca.org Ban on False and Misleading
Descriptors Slide 45 seatca.org Disclosure of Information on
Relevant Constituents and Emission of Tobacco Products Slide 46
TOBACCO ADVERTISING, PROMOTION AND SPONSORSHIP Chapter 6:
seatca.org Slide 47 Slide 48 Status of Ban on Tobacco Advertising,
Promotion and Sponsorship in ASEAN Slide 49 seatca.org Ban TAPS Via
Internet Slide 50 seatca.org Flavored Cigarettes Sold in ASEAN
Slide 51 seatca.org Number of POS in Selected ASEAN Countries Slide
52 seatca.org Most Common Source of the Last Purchase of
Manufactured Cigarettes (2009-2012) Slide 53 seatca.org Best
Practice: Thailand Sets the Benchmark Thailand the first country in
the ASEAN to implement a complete ban on retail display of tobacco
products at point-of- sale, effective 25 September 2005 Slide 54
Legislation on Tobacco Advertising Ban at POS Slide 55 seatca.org
Licensing of Tobacco Retailers in Selected ASEAN Countries
Licensing of Tobacco Retailers in Selected ASEAN Countries Slide 56
seatca.org Countries That Have Banned Kiddie Pack (Less than 20
Sticks Per Pack) Countries That Have Banned Kiddie Pack (Less than
20 Sticks Per Pack) Slide 57 seatca.org Youth Exposure to Tobacco
Advertising and Promotion (2007-2011) Slide 58 seatca.org Targeting
Youth and Women Slide 59 seatca.org Targeting Youth and Women Slide
60 seatca.org Targeting Youth and Women Lipstick Pack Sold in
Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia and Singapore Slide 61 seatca.org
Building Good Image: Philip Morris Internationals (PMI) Corporate
Social Responsibility in ASEAN Slide 62 seatca.org Building Good
Image: Philip Morris Internationals (PMI) Corporate Social
Responsibility in ASEAN Slide 63 seatca.org Building Good Image:
Philip Morris Internationals (PMI) Corporate Social Responsibility
in ASEAN Slide 64 seatca.org Building Good Image: Philip Morris
Internationals (PMI) Corporate Social Responsibility in ASEAN Slide
65 seatca.org Building Good Image: Philip Morris Internationals
(PMI) Corporate Social Responsibility in ASEAN Slide 66 TOBACCO
INDUSTRY Chapter 7: seatca.org Slide 67 Slide 68 Tobacco Industrys
Profit (in USD) Slide 69 Front Groups and High Profile Allies
Mobilized to Fight Tobacco Control Slide 70 seatca.org Loss in
Government Revenue to Lao Tobacco Ltd (2000-2006) (in LAK) Slide 71
TOBACCO FARMING Chapter 8: seatca.org Slide 72 Slide 73 Tobacco
Farming in Selected ASEAN Countries (2010/2011) Slide 74 Kenaf
(Hibiscus cannabinus) was first introduced in 2000 and was promoted
as alternative crop for tobacco in 2004 by government seatca.org
Sustainable Way Out: Alternative Crops in Malaysia A subsidy of RM
3,500 (USD 1,120) is provided per hectare including seeds,
fertilisers, pesticides and machinery to encourage farmers to plant
kenaf Slide 75 Profitability of Tobacco Farming Vs Other Crops in
Indonesia Planting tobacco is less profitable compared with other
seasonal crops both in low and high land areas Slide 76
Profitability of Tobacco Farming Vs Other Crops in the Philippines
(2006-2007) Farmers in Ilocos Norte, Ilocos Sur, La Union, and
Pangasinan (Region 1) preferred to plant non- tobacco crops since
they require less input and labor compared to tobacco Slide 77
seatca.org Tobacco Farmers Switched to Other Crops in Cambodia
About 40% of tobacco farmers have switched from tobacco farming to
alternative crops in the last ten years. This is due to: - Lower
profit compared to other crops - Tobacco farming needs more capital
- Price fluctuation of tobacco Slide 78 ESTABLISHING SUSTAINABLE
FUNDING Chapter 9: seatca.org Slide 79 Slide 80
