Campaigns China – Tobacco Control – Sponge China’s first-ever graphic tobacco control campaign first aired by Beijing Municipal Health Bureau in January 2009. Adapted from an original ad by the Australian Cancer…
Campaigns China – Tobacco Control – Cigarettes Are Eating Your Baby Alive Adapted from an original ad by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene to support a smoke-free campaign by the Beijing Municipal…
Campaigns China – Tobacco Control – Clinical (Home) In December 2012, in collaboration with WHO China, Vital Strategies produced three adaptations of the California Clinical ad concept, which tested in China. The adapted ads…
Campaigns China – Tobacco Control – Second Hand Smoke Secondhand smoke aimed to discourage people from smoking around colleagues and loved ones in offices, elevators, schools, cars, restaurants and other public places, due to…
Campaigns Mauritius – Tobacco Control – Sponge The Australian ad Sponge, which has been proven to be effective among smokers in various countries, was adapted into TV and radio ads in Mauritian…
Campaigns Mexico – Tobacco Control – Cigarettes Are Eating Your Baby Alive The state of Tabasco, in the south of Mexico became 100% smoke free in 2009. Since then, the state government and Ministry of Health has…
Campaigns Ivory Coast – Tobacco Control – Idrissa The campaign uses the testimonial of Idrissa, a tailor living in Guinea Bissau, who started smoking cigarettes when he was a young man. After years…
Campaigns Ivory Coast – Tobacco Control – Idrissa (Eng sub) The campaign uses the testimonial of Idrissa, a tailor living in Guinea Bissau, who started smoking cigarettes when he was a young man. After years…
Campaigns Vietnam – Tobacco Control – Smokefree Alive (North) Cigarettes Are Eating You Alive, graphically shows that smoking causes damage to nearly every vital organ and tissue of the body, and a companion spot…
Campaigns Bangladesh – Tobacco Control – Smoke This ad shows the harms of second-hand smoke, explains the benefits of a recent smoke-free law and encourages compliance.