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This section provides access to two relevant publications that aim at highlighting lessons learned during the CUT! project and while implementing its educational path and at providing key policy and decision makers with recommendations for setting up educational strategies for addressing properly the issue of alcohol use and abuse among pre-adolescents.
The Lesson Learned addresses the escalating concern over alcohol consumption among preadolescents in Europe, presenting a comprehensive overview of the issue, acknowledging the significant public health challenge this poses in order to underscores the necessity for policy and decision makers at all level to comprehend the multifaceted nature of the problem and start acting to prevent and tackle it.
The document outlines a set of Policy Recommendations that starting from an extensive qualitative research, and outlining an unprecedented set of challenges faced by the educational systems, delves into diverse possible lines of intervention merging educational, legal, and civic engagement perspectives.
