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Elements of a National Action Plan Vision: communicate what the plan believes is the ideal condition for the country Mission statement: describing what the plan is trying to accomplish Background summarizing key findings of situation analysis and outlining the rationale for taking action Goal and objectives For each objective select strategies and expected results Define specific activities within each strategy For each activity list: - who is responsible - target date for completion of activity - resources needed to complete the activity Progress indicator to measure effectiveness of implementation National Plans of Action: Pitfalls Not feasible: include too many activities to undertake in a rather short period of time Cost assessment: sometimes too large (and with no funding ground) to be fully endorsed by the Government Too general: does not include concrete activities The WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control GLOBAL RESPONSE We need an international response to an international problem

6,000 BC Native Americans first start cultivating the tobacco plant

Once dried, it stores for decades, and will be a great trade item during hard times

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