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Bangladesh
Bangladesh has long recognized the importance of addressing the tobacco problem. It was the first country to sign the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC), the world's first-ever health treaty, and was among the first 40 countries to become a Party to the FCTC. Bangladesh made a further commitment to tobacco control in 2005 with the passage of the Tobacco Control Act (TCA), whose provisions, including enhanced warning labels, smoke-free legislation, and advertising and promotion restrictions, were implemented in 2006.
Survey Overview
Survey Mode: Face-to-face survey
| Wave | Survey Dates | Survey Sample |
| 1 | February to May 2009 | 3,109 Smokers and 2,658 Non-Smokers |
| 2 | March to June 2010 | 3,107 Smokers and 2,573 Non-Smokers |
| 3 | September to December 2011 | 3,100 Tobacco Users and 2,600 Non-Users of Tobacco |
Publications
Bangladesh Policy Timeline (May 2011)
Bangladesh Smoke-Free Report (May 2011)
Bangladesh Warning Label Report (May 2011)
Bangladesh Taxation Wave 2 - Working Paper (May 2011)
Bangladesh Country Summary Wave 1, English (April 2010)
Bangladesh Country Summary Wave 1, Bengali (April 2010)
Bangladesh Taxation Wave 1 - Working Paper (April 2010)
Bangladesh National Report Wave 1, English (April 2010)
Bangladesh National Report Wave 1, Bengali (April 2010)
Bangladesh Wave 2 Technical Report (June 2011)
Bangladesh Wave 1 Technical Report (May 2009)
ITC Bangladesh Survey Questionnaire
Bangladesh Contact Information
Lisa Hickman, Project Manager. Email: lhickman@uwaterloo.ca
Nigar Nargis, Co-Principal Investigator. Email: nnargis2100@gmail.com
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