Smoke free class competition

"Smoke free class competition" is a European project in tobacco prevention field, developed through European Network on Young People and Tobacco (ENYPAT) with European Union financial support.

"Smoke free class competition" is an European project in the field of tobacco use prevention, developed through the European Network on Young People and Tobacco (ENYPAT) with European Union financial support.

The project has been implemented since 1997 in several European countries. In 2001/2002 school year it was implemented in 15 European countries (Finland, Germany, French, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, and Greece) and involved 500.000 pupils in 18.000 classes.

This year the project started also in Romania. In was implemented by the National Anti-drug Agency in partnership with "Fresh air" Association, member in ENYPAT.

The target group is represented by pupils aged 11 - 14.

Brief
"Smoke free class competition" is an European project in the tobacco prevention field, developed through the European Network on Young People and Tobacco (ENYPAT) with European Union financial support.
The project has been implemented since 1997 in several European countries. In 2001/2002 school year it was implemented in 15 European countries (Finland, Germany, French, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, and Greece) and involved 500.000 pupils in 18.000 classes.
This year the project has been implemented also in Romania by the National Anti-drug Agency in partnership with "Fresh air" Association, member in ENYPAT.
The target group is represented by pupils aged 11-14.
Organizers: National Anti-Drug Agency, Romanian Network for
Tobacco Prevention through "Fresh Air" Association

PARTENERS:
Partners: The Ministry of Education and Research, International
Federation of the Educative Communities Romania
GOAL: Prevention of tobacco use among youngsters
Objectives:
. to motivate pupils not to use tobacco;
. to help those who have already used tobacco not to become regular smokers and to make them understand that smoking is unhealthy and doesn't turn them into adults;
. to enable debates on the advantages of deciding to be nonsmoker.
Target group: pupils aged 11-14
Organizers: National Anti-Drug Agency, Romanian Network for
Tobacco Prevention through "Fresh Air" Association
PARTENERS:
Partners: The Ministry of Education and Research, International
Federation of the Educative Communities Romania
GOAL: Prevention of the tobacco use among youngsters
Objectives:
. to motivate pupils not to use tobacco;
. to help those who have already tried tobacco not to become regular smokers and to make them understand that smoking is unhealthy and doesn't turn them into adults;
. to enable debates on the advantages of deciding to be nonsmoker.
Target group: pupils aged 11-14