How are adults who have a problematic use of alcohol and/or other substances integrated into the labour market? This is the subject in our new report Labour market integration of adults with alcohol and substance use problems in the Nordic countries.
The report explores the labour market integration of individuals with substance use problems, presenting insights from Denmark, Finland, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Focus is on improving the lives of adults facing substance use challenges in the Nordic region.
The aim of this report is to share Nordic experiences and foster a deeper understanding of the integration of these individuals. The report tries to identify successful methods and interventions for labour market integration and to single out lessons for organising and delivering these services.
You find the report Labour market integration of adults with alcohol and substance use problems in the Nordic countries here |
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Fresh data on alcohol, narcotics, doping, tobacco, and gambling- (ANDTG) habits among young people has been published on the Åland Islands. This article presents some of the results and paints a picture on how young people living in the autonomous territory perceive alcohol and drugs.
Read more about the Ålandic youth survey |
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In November 2023, the Danish Government and four political parties agreed on a new prevention plan aimed at reducing tobacco, nicotine, and alcohol use among adolescents in Denmark. The reasons stressed by the political parties includes the popularity of new nicotine products among young people, high alcohol use among adolescents, and the illegal sale of age-restricted products to minors.
Read the article about Denmark’s new prevention plan |
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