基于成本收益法的禁烟政策执行有效性研究——以北京为例-GHI-CTP.PPT

Cost-Benefit-Analysis of No-smoking Policy Instruments---Case Study of Beijing DAI Yixin[1] XUE Lan[1] HU Yinglian[2] [1] School of Public Policy Management, Tsinghua University [2] Department of Social Cultural Studies, Chinese Academy of Governance (CAG) WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) 8.2 This is the responsibility clearly given by the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) to all parties which should actively take measures and reinforce effective legislation, administrative regulations within jurisdiction of courts, so as to prevent from exposure to second-hand smoke at indoor working places, public vehicles and indoor public places, as well as other pubic places at a appropriate time. Tobacco Control Work by Chinese Government On Nov.10, 2003, Chinese government signed the Convention officially On August 28, 2005, The Convention was adopted by Standing Committee of the 10th National Peoples Congress In recent years, under joint endeavor by different regions, relevant departments and the whole society, China strengthen its effort in tobacco control increasingly. Tobacco control theories, legislation, and policy systems have been established and improved persistently, hence guarantee a stable tobacco control status and a favorable turn. Non-smoking Practice at Public Places in Beijing On Dec.21, 1995, the Provision on No-smoking at Public Places in Beijing (here-in-after referred as Provision) was adopted by standing committee of the 10th People’s Congress of Beijing Municipality On March 24, 2008, Special Provision on No-smoking Scale of Public Places in Beijing Municipality was adopted by the 2nd meeting of standing committee by Beijing Municipal Government (here-in-after referred as Special Provision) I. Key Topic How to assess effectiveness of no-smoking policy implementation at public places in Beijing? II. Theory Framework （1）Effectiveness assessment of provision implementation （2）Efficiency assessment of provision