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# AB InBev Foundation

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## Pages

- [Home](https://abinbevfoundation.org/)
- [Advisors](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/advisors/) - ADVISORS The Foundation has three groups of external advisors who bring expertise and perspective to our programs. Each group has its own set of objectives that together hold us to the highest and most rigorous scientific and ethical standards. Each ensures that the work we do is conducted objectively, transparently, and effectively. Board of Advisors
- [Board](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/board/) - OUR BOARD
- [Leadership Team](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/leadership-team/) - DRIVEN ON PURPOSE We’re a team of professionals with backgrounds in public health and sustainable development working to reduce harmful alcohol consumption, support sustainable development, and nurture entrepreneurs to catalyze sustainable social impact across the globe.
- [What We Do](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/our-model/what-we-do/) - Our mission and vision Our mission is to accelerate the reduction of the harmful use of alcohol globally. Our vision is to test and ultimately share a proven model of collaboration that achieves a meaningful public health benefit. In pursuit of our mission and vision, we implement a model that is anchored in collaboration, evidence-based
- [Resources](https://abinbevfoundation.org/resources/) - Through our work to meaningfully reduce the harmful consumption of alcohol across the globe, the Foundation has developed several sharable decision-making frameworks and resources that may be useful to others.
- [AB InBev Foundation - 2021-08](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/ab-inbev-foundation/) - CATALYZING SUSTAINABLE SOCIAL IMPACT The AB InBev Foundation is determined to empower change-makers in communities around the world. We’re a team of tenacious go-getters driven by our values. We're focused on bringing together innovative ideas, talent, and technology to create a disproportionate impact in the world. OUR PURPOSE We are a forward-looking force for good.
- [Terms & Conditions](https://abinbevfoundation.org/terms-and-conditions/) - Terms & Conditions Updated August 16, 2022 These Terms & Conditions (these "Terms") constitute an agreement between you and AB InBev Foundation (“we,” “our,” “us”) and govern your use of our website (this “Site”). By using this Site, you affirm that you have read and understood, and that you agree to be bound by and comply with,
- [Privacy Policy](https://abinbevfoundation.org/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Updated August 16, 2022 OVERVIEW This Privacy Policy (this “Policy”) describes the kinds of information about you that AB InBev Foundation (“we,” “our,” “us”) may collect when you use our website at www.abinbevfoundation.org (the “Site”), and how we maintain, use, and share this information.We may change this Policy from time to time. Any
- [Disaster Relief](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/disaster-relief/) - Disasters are on the rise and this trend is set to continue, driven by urbanization, the degradation of natural ecosystems, and climate change. As reflected in goals 1, 11, and 17 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, natural disasters pose a serious threat to sustainable development and healthy communities. Many communities around the world
- [Our Work](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/) - LEVERAGING EVERY RESOURCE AT OUR DISPOSAL TO DO GOOD, BETTER OUR WORK The AB InBev Foundation was created in 2017 with a mission to reduce the harmful consumption of alcohol globally and bring scientific rigor to the pursuit of AB InBev's Global Smart Drinking Goals. In 2020, we expanded the Foundation’s mission to actively work
- [About](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/) - To realize our dream of unlocking human potential for a better world, we’re working to reduce harmful alcohol consumption, supporting sustainable development, and nurturing entrepreneurs where it matters most. Our work is focused on addressing five impact areas where we can make the most difference. Aligned with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals and AB
- [City Pilots](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/city-pilots/) - City Pilots Established by AB InBev prior to the creation of the Foundation, six City Pilot sites were selected to meet the first of the four Global Smart Drinking Goals (GSDG): reducing the harmful use of alcohol by at least 10% in six cities by the end of 2020, and implementing best practices in all
- [Impact](https://abinbevfoundation.org/research-and-progress/) - We take a transparent and results-oriented approach to our work around the globe. We are serious and rigorous when it comes to measurement and evaluation. To understand the impact of our work, we have to look closely at what works and what doesn’t and share what we find along the way. Note: these resources are
- [Mystery Shopper](https://abinbevfoundation.org/research-and-progress/case-studies/mystery-shopper/) - Mystery Shopper Location Zacatecas, Mexico Next Steps The Zacatecas City Pilot wants to eventually test other vendors, like convenience stores and mom and pop shops, in addition to Modeloramas. Key Learnings As a result of the program, the Zacatecas City Pilot has discovered that: There was no correlation between POP materials and better results. There
- [Safe Rides](https://abinbevfoundation.org/research-and-progress/case-studies/safe-rides/) - Safe Rides Location Columbus Ohio As part of its mission to accelerate the reduction of the harmful use of alcohol globally, the AB InBev Foundation (ABIF) is dedicated to testing and ultimately sharing proven models of collaboration that achieve meaningful public health benefit. To do this, ABIF supports the work of local Steering Committees in
- [AB InBev Foundation](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/ab-inbev-foundation-old/) - The AB InBev Foundation The harmful use of alcohol has negative effects on both individuals and communities around the world. Yet, existing programs and policies designed to address this problem have been under-resourced and limited in scope, reach, implementation diversity, and level of collaboration. The result is an implementation gap in many high-, middle-, and
- [Case Studies](https://abinbevfoundation.org/research-and-progress/case-studies/)
- [Challenge](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/challenge/)
- [Evaluation](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/our-model/evaluation/) - Undertaking Evaluation Rigorous evaluation is a central tenet of the Foundation’s approach to reducing the harmful use of alcohol around the world. The Foundation supports researchers to measure, monitor, and evaluate progress toward reducing the harmful use of alcohol. The Foundation implements a transparent approach to data sharing in order to maximize the utility of
- [Leuven, Belgium](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/city-pilots/leuven-belgium/) - Leuven, Belgium Capital of the Flemish Brabant region of Belgium, Leuven is home to KU Leuven, the country’s largest university which was established in 1425. Leuven is also home to the headquarters of AB InBev. While Dutch is the dominant language of Leuven, many residents also speak French and English. Harmful use of alcohol context
- [Publications](https://abinbevfoundation.org/research-and-progress/publications/) - Publications The Foundation encourages everyone it partners with and supports to share their findings, regardless of outcome. The Foundation’s Publications Guidelines state that researchers who the Foundation contracts with have full publication freedom as well as full editorial control over the content of their publications. Sharing results might include the publication of original research, reviews,
- [Network of Collaborators](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/our-model/network-of-collaborators/) - The Foundation is an integral part of a network of collaborators driven to reduce the harmful use of alcohol globally. Click on each circle and connecting line to learn more about each entity and its relationship to the Foundation’s ecosystem.
- [Funding](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/our-model/funding/) - Our Relationship to AB InBev The Foundation, a separate 501(c)(3) nonprofit, was established by AB InBev in the end of 2016 through an initial investment of $150 million USD over 10 years to bring scientific rigor to the pursuit of the Global Smart Drinking Goals. The role of AB InBev in the Foundation’s work includes: Who
- [Our Model](https://abinbevfoundation.org/about/our-model/) - The Foundation works through a collaborative model, with our staff, the City Pilot Steering Committees, and our partners. Using the links below, explore the programs we support, the network of partners we have convened, how we are funded, and how we measure impact. We use a strict set of criteria determine the programs we support.
- [Open Opportunities](https://abinbevfoundation.org/open-opportunities/) - The Foundation offers a standing invitation for all interested parties to contribute, collaborate, and follow along with us as we endeavor to reduce the harmful use of alcohol around the globe. Check back soon for a link to view current requests for proposals and other open opportunities. In the meantime, reach out to info@abinbevfoundation.org with
- [Columbus, Ohio, United States](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/city-pilots/columbus-ohio-united-states/) - Columbus, Ohio, United States Located in the American Midwest, Columbus, Ohio is the state’s most populous city and one of the fastest growing in the nation. Columbus is composed of mostly flat geography, yet the city’s landscape is dotted with rivers and ravines. Columbus is home to a diverse economy and is a growing Midwestern
- [Johannesburg, South Africa](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/city-pilots/johannesburg-south-africa/) - Johannesburg, South Africa Colloquially known as Jo’burg among other nicknames, Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa and one of the largest urban areas in the world. The Johannesburg City Pilot takes place specifically in Alexandra Township, which is commonly referred to as Alex. Established in 1912, the township is estimated to include more
- [Zacatecas, México](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/city-pilots/zacatecas-mexico/) - Zacatecas, México The Zacatecas City Pilot is located in the cities of Zacatecas and Guadalupe within the state of Zacatecas in northcentral Mexico. Perhaps best known for its rich silver and other mineral deposits housed in its sprawling rock formations, Zacatecas City is a bustling city brimming with colonial architecture. Today it is also the
- [Jiangshan, China](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/city-pilots/jiangshan-china/) - Jiangshan, China Located in southwestern Zhejiang Province, Jiangshan is a county-level city, or third-level administrative division, in China. With a name that means both “river” and “mountain,” Jiangshan is home to a river that bisects the city and enjoys a view of Mount Jianglang, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2010, that sits on
- [Brasilia, Brazil](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/city-pilots/brasilia-brazil/) - Brasilia, Brazil Harmful use of alcohol context The years of health life lost—a metric discussed in HBSA’s Design and Outcome Measures for the AB InBev Global Drinking Goals Evaluation paper—in Brasilia are estimated to be attributed to several elements: CITY PILOT AT A GLANCE Population: 3,717,728 Founded: August 1, 2016 Program Officer: André Avrichir Steering
- [Initiative Explorer](https://abinbevfoundation.org/our-work/initiative-explorer/)

## Initiatives

- [Businesses That Care](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/business-that-care/) - Based of the Communities That Care programs. This intervention works with the business community to educate workers and their children who are at risk for unhealthy alcohol consumption.
- [IBEM (Brief Intervention Based on Motivational Training)](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/ibem-brief-intervention-based-on-motivational-training/) - This intervention uses motivational interviewing to identify problems with alcohol consumption and promote safe and zero alcohol consumption.
- [El Torito](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/el-torito/) - A compliment to increased sobriety check points, this program offers SBI interventions to drunk drivers during their initial 6 to 8 hour detention following their arrest.
- [App/Website](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/app-website/) - Through this app/website students will receive personalized feedback about their drinking behavior. Students will be encouraged to reduce their consumption by viewing personalized information, risk factors, and information about other alcohol-related potential harms.
- [Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) Training](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/responsible-beverage-service-rbs-training/) - A training program designed to help alcohol-serving staff reduce excessive alcohol consumption and other alcohol-related harm.
- [College Campus Program](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/college-campus-program/) - A partnership with LOKO, student organization, the campaign focuses on changing social norms for college students surrounding drinking behavior, triggering a campus-wide conversation, and changing drinking behavior.
- [Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) Training](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/responsible-beverage-service-rbs-training-2/) - A training program designed to help alcohol-serving staff reduce excessive alcohol consumption and other alcohol-related harm.
- [SBI (Screening and Brief Intervention)](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/sbi-screening-and-brief-intervention-2/) - Screening and Brief Intervention is an evidence-based practice used to identify, reduce, and prevent the harmful use of, and dependence on, alcohol and illicit drugs.
- [SBI (Screening and Brief Intervention)](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/sbi-screening-and-brief-intervention/) - Screening and Brief Intervention (SBI) is an evidence-based practice use to identify, reduce, and prevent the harmful use of, and dependence on, alcohol and illicit drugs.
- [Closing Hours](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/closing-hours/) - The policy change would require bars/pubs to move their closing hours from 3:00am instead of 5:30pm. Additionally, it would escalate the punishment for serious offenders of closing hours requirements.
- [School Program](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/school-program/) - A two-pronged program for teens aged 12-16. The first part involves parent training on how to speak to their children about underage drinking and other tactics to reduce this behavior. The second part is a student-targeted program taught by peers on the social norms surrounding underage drinking and other related topics.
- [Morning After Fun](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/morning-after-fun/) - Social norm campaign and series of fun, public events for college students that uses the 'morning after fun' concept to increase awareness about 'all the fun you miss out on when you drink too much'. Specific events included the promotion of mocktails, the concept of the "fun zone", and others.
- [E-SBI (Screening and Brief Intervention) for High School Students](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/e-sbi-screening-and-brief-intervention-for-high-school-students/) - This is an electronic SBI training campaign that will be implemented in schools in 2020-2021. The goal of this is to decrease underage and heavy episodic drinking.
- [SBI (Screening and Brief Intervention)](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/sbi-screening-and-brief-intervention-3/) - Screening and Brief Intervention (SBI) is an evidence-based practice use to identify, reduce, and prevent the harmful use of, and dependence on, alcohol and illicit drugs
- [Hotspot Road Safety](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/hotspot-road-safety/) - TK DESCRIPTION
- [Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) Training with Embedded Mystery Shopping](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/responsible-beverage-service-rbs-training-with-embedded-mystery-shopping/) - A training program designed to help alcohol-serving staff reduce excessive alcohol consumption and other alcohol-related harm. This intervention also includes a mystery shopper that attemps to locate and stop sales of alcohol to minors.
- [Alcohol Evidence Center](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/alcohol-evidence-center/) - The goal of the Center is to support well-publicized, high-visibility enforcement that include breath testing and effective prosecution for drunk drivers.
- [Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) Training](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/responsible-beverage-service-rbs-training-3/) - A training program designed to help alcohol-serving staff reduce excessive alcohol consumption and other alcohol-related harm.
- [SBI (Screening and Brief Intervention)](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/sbi-screening-and-brief-intervention-4/) - Screening and Brief Intervention (SBI) is an evidence-based practice use to identify, reduce, and prevent the harmful use of, and dependence on, alcohol and illicit drugs
- [Closing Hours](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/closing-hours-2/) - Government of Zacatecas passed a state law establishing a 10 p.m. curfew on alcohol sales and changing last call at bars/restuarants from 4 a.m. to 2 a.m.
- [Escalamos](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/escalamos/) - This program is specifically designed for the employees in the Primary Care sector to prevent and manage excessive alcohol use through integrated support.
- [Sobriety Check Points](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/sobriety-check-points/) - An actual and perceived increase in the number of sobriety check points on roads with the aim of discouraging drinking and driving ultimately leading to a reduction in alcohol-related crashes.
- [Responsible Alcohol Sales at Violence Hot Spots](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/responsible-alcohol-sales-at-violence-hot-spots/) - This program targets violence hotspots where a range of strategies will be used to prompt more responsible alcohol sales practices.
- [Health House 1.0](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/health-house-1-0/) - A mediation program run by the city at the Health House center for students who receive a fine for alcohol related crimes. The program involves personalized feedback and motivational interviewing.
- [Health House 2.0](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/health-house-2-0/) - An expansion of the existing health house program that would include: expansion to other target groups, development of a mobile version, have longer-term follow-ups, and ultimately integrating a long-term behavioral change approach.
- [Start, Awareness, Support, Action (SASA!)](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/start-awareness-support-action-sasa/) - A community mobilization approach developed by Raising Voices for preventing violence against women and HIV by addressing the issue of imbalance of power between women and men.
- [Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/crime-prevention-through-environmental-design/) - A multi-disciplinary approach for reducing crime through urban and environmental design/management. The goal is to reduce victimization, opportunities for crime, and increasing a sense of community among the population.
- [Violence Prevention](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/violence-prevention/) - This program aims to reduce the occurrence of alcohol-related violence and aggression by identifying high-risk individuals and carrying out household visits. During these visits professional psychological counselors will educate and investigate the violent occurrences in each household and return to each location to ensure an overall reduction in alcohol-related violence.
- [Ignition Interlock](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/ignition-interlock/) - This campaign is aimed at increasing public awareness around interlock installation as a park of sentencing for drunk driving crimes. The goal is to increase the number of interlock sentences in order to decrease alcohol-related harm.
- [Safe Rides](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/safe-rides/) - In 2017, the Columbus City Pilot launched a Safe Ride campaign that was composed of three elements: increased enforcement, Lyft coupons, and a media campaign. Law enforcement increased patrols during high risk times and up to 2000 Lyft ride tickets were distributed over 17 weekends.
- [E-SBI (Screening and Brief Intervention)](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/e-sbi-screening-and-brief-intervention/) - Screening and Brief Intervention is an evidence-based practice use to identify, reduce, and prevent the harmful use of, and dependence on, alcohol and illicit drugs. E-SBIs are SBI interventions that are delivered electronically.
- [BAC Truck (Increased Policy Enforcement and Associated Publicity)](https://abinbevfoundation.org/initiatives-abif/bac-truck-increased-policy-enforcement-and-associated-publicity/) - The truck will be outfitted to perform DUI screenings onsite rather than bringing suspects to the station to perform these tests. The goal is to increase efficiency of officers' time , as well as accurately examine those suspected of being under the influence.