Welcome to ICAP

ICAP is a not-for-profit organization, supported by major producers of beverage alcohol. It is a resource for all those interested in alcohol policy worldwide. ICAP promotes dialogue involving the drinks industry, the research and public health communities, government, and civil society, encouraging them to work together.

• Home
• About ICAP
  • Mission
  • President's Letter
  • Policy Approach
    • Drinking Patterns
      • Key Facts and Issues
      • Data on Production and Consumption
      • Further Resources
    • Targeted Interventions
      • Further Resources
      • IHRA
    • Partnerships
      • Building Partnerships
      • Cooperation Guidelines
      • The Dublin Principles
        • Introduction
        • Commentary
        • Signatories
      • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
      • United Nations Global Compact
  • Global Reach
  • Sponsors
  • Staff
  • Senior Consultants
• Policy Issues
  • Drinking and Driving
    • Key Facts and Issues
    • Road Safety Manual
    • Key References
  • Drinking Guidelines
    • Key Facts and Issues
    • Standard Drinks
    • Beverage Alcohol Labeling
    • Key References
  • Drunkenness
    • Key Facts and Issues
    • Key References
  • Extreme Drinking
    • Key Facts and Issues
    • Key References
  • Marketing
    • Key Facts and Issues
    • Key References
  • Noncommercial Alcohol
    • Key References
  • Violence
    • Key Facts and Issues
    • Key References
  • Young People's Drinking
    • Key Facts and Issues
    • Policy Table: Minimum Age Limits Worldwide
    • Key References
• Policy Tools
  • ICAP Blue Book
    • Executive Summary - English
    • Executive Summary - French
    • Executive Summary - Russian
    • Executive Summary - Spanish
    • List of Contributors
    • How to Use the Blue Book
    • Intro: An Integrative Approach to Alcohol Policies
    • Blue Book Modules
      • 1. Alcohol Education
      • 2. Life Skills
      • 3. Social Norms Marketing
      • 4. Responsible Hospitality
      • 5. Drunkenness
      • 6. "Binge" Drinking
      • 7. Drinking and Violence
      • 8. "At-risk" Populations
      • 9. Women and Alcohol
      • 10. Drinking and Pregnancy
      • 11. Young People and Alcohol
      • 12. Legal Age Limits
      • 14. Public Order and Drinking Environments
      • 15. Drinking and Driving