Research unit on the Economics of Excisable Products

The Research unit on the Economics of Excisable Products (REEP) at the University of Cape Town undertakes research on alcohol, unhealthy food and tobacco policies to help limit their consumption and prevent non-communicable diseases. Among others, REEP manages the Data on Aliments, Tobacco and Alcohol (DATA) in Africa Project which collects, archives and disseminate economic data on alcohol, unhealthy food and tobacco to assist research to support policies on these excisable products.

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South African Lockdown Smoking Survey 2020
South Africa, 2020
Research Unit on the Economics of Excisable Products (REEP)
Collection: Research unit on the Economics of Excisable Products
ID: zaf-reep-salss-2020-v1 Last modified: Oct 13, 2021 Views: 23230 Citations: 2
Survey on Small-scale Tobacco Farmers 2019
Zimbabwe, 2019
ID: zwe-reep-sstf-2019-v1 Last modified: Apr 07, 2020 Views: 9589 Citations: 1
Tobacco and Waterpipe Use Survey 2013
South Africa, 2013
ID: zaf-etcp-twus-2013-v1 Last modified: Jun 16, 2020 Views: 29080 Citations: 1
Tobacco Data for Kenya 1948-2017
Kenya, 1948-2017
Data on Aliments, Tobacco and Alcohol (DATA) Project
Collection: Research unit on the Economics of Excisable Products
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Township Smoking Study 2017-2018
South Africa, 2017-2018
Research Unit on the Economics of Excisable Products
Collection: Research unit on the Economics of Excisable Products
ID: zaf-reep-tss-2017-2018-v1 Last modified: Jul 24, 2020 Views: 17854 Citations: 4
World Health Survey 2003, Kenya
Kenya, 2003
World Health Organization (WHO)
Collection: Research unit on the Economics of Excisable Products
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