Third European conference on Alcohol Law Enforcement, 21-22 May 2014 Tallinn
On May 21st and 22nd the third European conference on Alcohol Law Enforcement took place in Tallinn, Estonia. The ENALE conference was orgnanised by the Dutch Institute for Alcohol Policy STAP together with the Estonian National Institute for Health Development (TAI).
Over 90 experts in the field of enforcement, policy and research were present at the Ministry of the Interior in Tallinn, the host for both days. The participants came from 18 different countries both within and outside Europe.
During two days the participants learnt all about tackling over-serving and tackling serving to minors. Moreover, they witnessed Estonian alcohol law enforcement in practice in the popular city centre during the evening program.
Below you can find the presentations that were given during the two conference days.
Day 1 (May 21) presentations:
Jacek Moskalewicz - Alcohol consumption in Europe (917 kB)
Anne Kleinberg - Why restrictive alcohol laws are crucial for young people (1,39 MB)
Darin Erickson - Alcohol Overservice Enforcement in the US (1,25 MB)
Katie Hardcastle - Does legislation to prevent alcohol sales to drunk individuals work (3,12 MB)
Patrick Widell & Daniel Muller - Overserving in Stockholm (129 kB)
Erlend Bo - The Norwegian approach to strengthen the law enforcement (1,79 MB)
Triinu Täht - How does the Estonian alcohol policy fit in the European picture (75,5 kB)
Day 2 (May 22) presentations:
Darin Erickson - Underage alcohol enforcement in the US (896 kB)
Rasmus Ojamets - Baltic alcohol law enforcement (Estonia) (2,85 MB)
Kristina Smirnova - Baltic alcohol law enforcement (Lithuania) (227 kB)
Andis Rinkevics - Baltic alcohol law enforcement (Latvia) (292 kB)
For more information about this conference or about the ENALE network, please contact the Dutch Institute for Alcohol Policy by sending an e-mail to info@stap.nl or dial +31 30 65 65 041.