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AngoSAP Marks a Milestone in Angola’s Alcoholism Research with Multi-Regional Project

AngoSAP Marks a Milestone in Angola’s Alcoholism Research with Multi-Regional Project

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AngoSAP launched the first multi-regional study in Angola on the prevalence and risk factors of alcoholism, coordinated by Dr. Juan Abreu Payrol. The initiative brings together universities, government institutions and technology partners to generate representative data and strengthen local training.

AngoSAP Marks a Milestone in Angola’s Alcoholism Research with Multi-Regional Project

Luanda, 17 April 2025 -AngoSAP, Development of Psychological and Psychopedagogical Care Services in Angolan Universities is an Erasmus+ project co-financed by the European Commission,has reached a key milestone in its mission, by organizing a study on alcoholism in Angola with the official launch of its project" Prevalence and risk factors of alcoholism in Angola: A multi-regional approach".This initiative, coordinated by Dr. Juan Abreu Payrol, not only represents an unprecedented scientific advance in the country, but also lays the foundation for sustainable solutionsand effective public policies to address this social problem.

  

A transformational project

The study, thefirst of its kind in Angola, brought together researchers from 6 national universities, other government institutions such as the Talatona Municipal Administration and the Center for Integral Support to Victims of Violence (CAIVVITA) in a historic meeting on April 17, as well as partner institutions of the project like Eureka-GC who collaborates as technology advisor and project management since 2022.

  

Its multidisciplinary and multi-regional approach (in six provinces) will ensure representative data for:

  
  • Identifycritical consumption patterns.
  • Strengthentraining of local human resources (with emphasis on master’s and doctoral degrees).
  • Contributenational strategies for prevention and treatment.

"This project not only generates evidence; it is a bridge between academia, government and society for concrete actions against alcoholism", stated thePhD. Payrolduring the meeting”.

    

Sustainability and Continuity

The agreements reached guaranteelong-term project continuity:

  
  • Strategic alliancesfor funding with the OMS, companies e ONGs.
  • Replicable methodology:Use of the protocol AUDIT,adapted to the Angolan context.
  • Local training:Integration of students and professionals in research, ensuring academic legacy.

Steps executed

  • April 24th:Establishment of the final list of participants by training institutions and plans.
  • Week of 21 to 26 April:Meeting with CAIVVITA for methodological exchange.
  • Mass communication:Design of TikTok and TV campaigns for social awareness.

Why it is a Milestone

  • Scientific:First national database on alcoholism, disaggregated by age, gender and region.
  • Social:Links research with practical interventions (e.g., policies in health facilities).
  • Institutional:Strengthens the AngoSAP network as a benchmark in public health in Lusophone Africa.

"The sustainability of this project is in its ability to turn data into real actions that improve lives", highlighted Steps takenIndia Rubio Vargas,General Coordinator of AngoSAP Angola

"The meeting culminated with a coffee break offered by AngoSAP UÓR, where researchers, coordinators and institutional representatives took advantage of the opportunity to deepen in key issues such as the integration of social and health data, as well as possible partnerships with local companies to finance pilot actions”.

"This informal dialogue space not only strengthened the collective commitment to the project, but also laid the foundation for new strategic alliances that will amplify their impact in the fight against alcoholism in Angola. A closure that symbolizes the union between science and community to transform realities”.

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Written by: Inidia Rubio Vargas
20 May 2024
AngoSAP Marca um Marco na Investigação sobre o Alcoolismo em Angola com Projeto Multirregional

Position: CDOP Director and Researcher

Institution: AngoSAP

Graduated in Mathematics at the "Universidad de Ciencias Pedagógicas de Pinar del Río", Cuba. Master’s Degree in Education Sciences at the University "Hermanos Saiz Montes de Oca" Pinar del Río. Dr. In Pedagogical Sciences, Central Institute of Pedagogical Sciences, Cuba. President of the Ibero-American Network of Pedagogy in Cuba. Senior Professor of Economics in Education. Collaborative curricular doctorate in Management of Educational Institutions. Academia de Ciencias de Cuba 2021 Full Professor of the Disciplines Mathematics, Pedagogy and Educational Management. Adviser to 23 doctoral and master’s theses, more than 60 publications in indexed journals. Organizer of international events, research book editor, referee of scientific journals. International researcher in the areas of Educational Management, Quality Management, Education Economics, Learning Psychology and Pedagogy.

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