Network for Tobacco Control among Women in Antioquia, Colombia

摘要 了解妇女及其与烟草有关的问题，以及有必要 发展与性别有关的烟草控制努力，已被强调为#年的优先事项。 具有里程碑意义的指导性文件(例如，世卫组织《烟草控制框架公约》-世卫组织 《烟草控制框架公约》、《神户宣言》、《国际烟草控制研究议程》 制定拉丁美洲和加勒比地区的烟草控制研究和优先事项)。这个 安蒂奥基亚省妇女烟草控制网络的总体目标， 哥伦比亚的目标是建立社区和机构能力，促进与性别有关的 在哥伦比亚妇女中开展控烟工作。“网络”的目标是减少 安提奥基亚妇女的烟草使用和暴露于环境烟草烟雾。这些 将利用以社区为基础的参与性研究原则实现目标 和授权模式，并将以多层次方法为指导，解决四个问题 目标层级：个人、组织系统、政策制定者和变革推动者 终生控烟的主要组成部分(预防、戒烟、 环境烟草暴露和政策)。我们将首先建立一个代表网络 (例如，教育、卫生、政策)，然后进行能力建设 网络合作伙伴将相互培训并增强彼此的能力，以推动网络的发展 任务。下一步将包括需求/资产评估阶段，在该阶段网络 合作伙伴将协助确定烟草控制方面的需求/资产 妇女)，以便确定干预的优先领域。根据这些研究的结果 评估后，网络合作伙伴将与其选民协商，制定一项 社区行动计划(CAP)，其中将包括一个全面的烟草控制计划 目标是安提奥基亚的女性。按照计划公告的要求，我们将实施 第二年的试点项目，解决网络确定的研究优先事项之一。在……里面 在这些努力的协同下，我们将在妇女中实施烟草控制讲习班 以院士、专业人士和学生为目标。

Abstract An understanding of women and their tobacco-related issues, as well as the need for the development of gender-relevant tobacco control efforts, have been highlighted as priorities in landmark guiding documents (e.g., WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control – WHO FCTC, Kobe Declaration, the Research for International Tobacco Control [RITC] Agenda on Setting Tobacco Control Research and Priorities for Latin America and the Caribbean). The overall purpose of the Network for Tobacco Control among Women in Antioquia, Colombia, is to establish community and institutional capacity to promote gender-relevant tobacco control efforts among Colombian women. The goals of the “Network” are to reduce tobacco use and exposure to environmental tobacco smoke among women in Antioquia. These goals will be accomplished utilizing the principles of Community-Based Participatory Research and the Empowerment Model, and will be guided by a multi-level approach that will address four target levels: individuals, organizational systems, policy makers, and agents-of-change across the major components of tobacco control across the lifespan (prevention, cessation, environmental tobacco exposure, and policy). We will first establish a network of representatives (e.g., education, health, policy) across the department of Antioquia followed by capacity building in which network partners will train and empower each other to carry forward the Network mission. The next step will consist of a needs/assets assessment phase in which network partners will assist in the identification of needs/assets regarding tobacco control among (and for) women in order to establish priority areas for intervention. Based on the results of these assessments, network partners, in consultation with their constituents, will develop a Community Action Plan (CAP), which will consist of a comprehensive tobacco control plan targeting women in Antioquia. As required by the Program Announcement, we will implement a pilot project in Year 2, addressing one of the research priorities identified by the network. In synergism with these efforts, we will implement a Tobacco Control among Women Workshop targeting academicians, professionals, and students.