The Action on Smoking and Health Foundation (ASH Foundation) supported its network partners in sharing their tobacco control work at the 6th Asia Pacific Smoke-free Cities Conference, which focused on smoke-free tourist destinations.
The Ministry of Tourism of Cambodia, the Tobacco Control Fund of Cambodia's Ministry of Health, the World Health Organization (WHO) Asia Pacific Region, and the Southeast Asia Tobacco Control Alliance (SEATCA) organized a conference titled "Linking Cities to Advance Tourism and Preserve our Heritage."
The Action on Smoking and Health Foundation (ASH Foundation), supported by the Thai Health Promotion Foundation (ThaiHealth), backed a network of partners to attend and exchange lessons on enforcing smoke-free public spaces.
The Action on Smoking and Health Foundation (ASH Foundation) participated in and presented its work at the 2025 World Conference on Tobacco Control. The conference was organized by The Union with support from Bloomberg Philanthropies.
Action on Smoking and Health Foundation (ASH) hosted a meeting for the Tobacco Control Project
Action on Smoking and Health Foundation (ASH) hosted a meeting for the Tobacco Control Project
Action on Smoking and Health Foundation (ASH) hosted a meeting for the Tobacco Control Project
On March 3, 2014, Action on Smoking and Health Foundation (ASH) hosted a meeting for the Tobacco Control Project (TCP) in Consan District of Chaiyaphum Province, Thailand.
Action on Smoking and Health Thailand joined hands with the Thai government Public Relations Department (PRD)
Meeting, the provincial networks involved with the campaign
Thai Teacher Network Works With Thai Health Promotion Foundation to Expand Smoke-Free Schools Platform
Regional Workshop on Implementing WHO FCTC Article 5.3 and Article 13 Guidelines.
As part of the Smoke-free home project, ASH Thailand, in collaboration with Rakluukgroup Ltd., today went on a tour and visit a primary school to promote the Smoke-free home project. The strategy is to give these young students a better understanding of why it is very important for everyone to live in a smoke-free environment, especially at home. There were approximately 200 students actively involve through out the full day programs.
