Ethiopia has taken a historic step in public health by allocating dedicated funding for tobacco control for the first time. The Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids has praised the Ethiopian government and the Addis Ababa city administration for adopting budgets that specifically target tobacco use reduction. This landmark move signals a sustained commitment to saving lives and curbing the health and economic costs of tobacco. Health advocates say dedicated funding is essential for implementing effective prevention and cessation programs. The new budgets are expected to strengthen enforcement of tobacco control laws and support public awareness campaigns across the country.
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