The Christchurch Alcohol Action Plan outlines a programme of actions to build upon and complement existing activity.
It is not intended to take the place of individual organisational plans, rather reflect the areas where agencies can gain efficiencies and effectiveness through collaborative planning and service delivery.
The plan is informed by New Zealand and international evidence; local data; and what our stakeholders and communities are saying about alcohol-related harm and how best to reduce it.
The plan has been shaped by a shared vision, values and desired outcomes developed in consultation with the community. It has been developed by a working group of three partner agencies. These agencies recognise alcohol harm as an important issue for the communities they serve and are committed to working together.
This plan does not commit any agency or its resources in any way other than a good faith commitment to the successful implementation of the plan.