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Development through alcohol prevention

Movendi International is the largest independent global movement for development through alcohol prevention. We unite, strengthen and empower civil society to address alcohol as serious obstacles to development on personal, community, societal and global level.

The Issues
Movendi International works for creating opportunities, providing environments and effecting conditions for all people to lead happier, healthier, richer and freer lives. We advocate for comprehensive and evidence-based solutions consisting of public policy measures as well as scientific research, prevention, education and awareness raising, capacity building and treatment and rehabilitation.
What We Do
Movendi International is a global movement based in Sweden, with 150 member organizations in 60 countries. We work for development through alcohol prevention, for everyone’s right to quality of life, personal freedom, human rights and global solidarity.
Take Action
Be part of leading the change and take action with us. With Movendi International you are at the forefront of promoting global health and sustainable development.
177 ORGANIZATIONS
63 COUNTRIES
1,851 FOUNDED
72,993,229 REACH IN 2023
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Going on

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News Story

Exposed: Why In-Store Marketing Matters for Big Alcohol
Policy Update

Black Market Alcohol Sales Drop After Alcohol Availability Reductions in Gove Peninsula Region
Community Latest

Czechia: Civil Society, WHO Launch Call For More Ambitious Alcohol Policy Action to Address Alcohol Crisis
Policy Update

England, UK: Evidence Shows Alcohol Taxes Work
Opinion

A Subsidy That Shocks: Exposing the EU’s Wine Paradox

Guest Expert - Apr 7 '25
Science Digest

The Effects and Health Benefits in Adulthood of Alcohol Policies Experienced in Adolescence

The problem

Every 10 seconds a person dies because of alcohol

Obstacle to achieving 14 out of 17 SDGs

On average 5% of GDP lost per year

Leading cause of death of 15-49 years olds

More about Alcohol as Obstacle to Sustainable Development

Brand New Report

The Changing Landscape of Women and Alcohol Harm. A Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight

New Alcohol Issues Podcast Season

The Alcohol Issues Podcast is back. The first two episodes of season three have dropped. Listen wherever you get your podcasts.

Big Alcohol Exposed 2024

From Sports to Screens: Exposing Big Alcohol’s Predatory Practices in 2024.