WHO 2024 World No Tobacco Day Awards Honor Tobacco's Fiercest Opponents Across Six Regions
By: Tejal Somvanshi
World No Tobacco Day 2024 celebrates global heroes combating nicotine addiction.
Photo Source: Google
From Gambia to Brazil: Diverse leaders receive WHO's prestigious tobacco control awards.
Photo Source: Google
Yankuba Darboe and Gormwa Gotus lead the fight against tobacco in the African Region.
Photo Source: Google
Latin America's tobacco control shaped by Dr. Vera da Costa e Silva and Gustavo Sóñora.
Photo Source: Google
Posthumous honors in Brazil spotlight lifelong anti-tobacco advocates Dr. Alberto José de Araújo and Dr. Antônio Pedro Mirra.
Photo Source: Google
Middle East innovators like Mr. Husain Ali Alrayes advance health standards in Bahrain.
Photo Source: Google
European commitment against smoking led by academics and NGOs like Professor Charlotta Pisinger and A Non Smoking Generation.
Photo Source: Google
Asia's front-line against tobacco features the Ministry of Railways, Bangladesh and Odisha's Tobacco Control Cell, India.
Photo Source: Google
Thailand Youth Institute and Sri Lanka’s Alcohol and Drug Information Centre make pivotal impacts in Southeast Asia.
Photo Source: Google
In the Western Pacific, Hangzhou's government and HealthBridge Canada are recognized for their effective strategies.
Photo Source: Google
Global recognition reflects the relentless efforts of individuals and groups to curb tobacco's impact on health.
Photo Source: Google
WHO's awards spotlight the urgent, ongoing need for robust tobacco control policies globally.
Photo Source: Google
More Stories
Learn more