National Alliance for Tobacco Free Thailand (NATFT)

National Confederation of Network for Thai Society Non-Smoking Is caused by all network partners, seeing that in the past "Tobacco control is still a limited operation. Resulting in inadequate effectiveness compared to the dramatic and aggressive procurement measures of the tobacco industry In particular, tobacco control operations are still limited to the health sector. And the main departments in the city Therefore it is necessary to seek more cooperation from all networks that play a role in social development, both government and civil society. Both the public health sector and non-public health circles In order to drive tobacco control to keep up with the changing situation. "

For the above reasons, the main coalition organizations that work together to control tobacco Therefore proposed to establish "The National Confederation of Network for Non-Smoking Thai Society (SorBhoK)" is a strong ally in controlling tobacco consumption. And drive the national tobacco control strategy for efficiency and effectiveness For the Thai society to be a non-smoking society

A group of key partners working together to control tobacco consumption have analyzed the causes. The rate of smoking in the last five years is likely to increase. Found that there are many reasons An important factor is the implementation of various measures. In the control of tobacco is still limited. Only health agencies and agencies in urban areas make it not efficient enough. When compared to the highly aggressive and proactive measures of the tobacco industry It is necessary to seek increased cooperation from networks in all sectors. Which has roles in social development, both government and civil society Both inside and outside the public health sector In order to drive tobacco control to keep up with the changing situation

For this reason, the National Confederation of Non-Smoking Society of Thailand (OCSC) has been established, with the aim of becoming a network partner. Strengthen control of tobacco consumption And support the implementation of the National Tobacco Control Strategic Plan for efficiency and effectiveness To enable Thailand to reduce tobacco consumption by 30 percent. The smoking rate of the Thai population has decreased from 21 percent in 2011 to 15 percent in 2025 as according to the target of reducing the main risk factors for non-communicable diseases. Of the United Nations in which member countries around the world, including Thailand, have agreed The operations of the Confederation will be in accordance with the provisions of this constitution.