Strategy

National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms

The sole aim of this three-year National Strategy is to move faster and go further to reduce gambling harms.

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Published
24 April 2019

Last updated
8 December 2020

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Contents

• National Strategy to Reduce Gambling Harms

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• Prevention and education
  • - Overview
  • - Realising the aim
• Treatment and support
  • - Overview
  • - Realising the aim
• Regulation and oversight
  • - Purpose
  • - Working in partnership
  • - Gambling Commission actions
• Collaboration
  • - Purpose
  • - Working in partnership
  • - Gambling Commission actions
• Evaluation
  • - Purpose
  • - Working in partnership
  • - Gambling Commission actions
• Research to inform action
  • - Purpose
  • - Working in partnership
  • - Gambling Commission actions
  • - Research programme
  • - Defining, measuring and monitoring gambling-related harms
  • - Patterns of play
  • - Changes in gambling behaviour over time
  • - What works in industry-based harm-minimisation
  • - Prevention and education
  • - Treatment

Research to inform action

Contents

1. Purpose
2. Working in partnership
3. Gambling Commission actions
4. Research programme
5. Defining, measuring and monitoring gambling-related harms
6. Patterns of play Research to inform action - patterns of play
7. Changes in gambling behaviour over time
8. What works in industry-based harm-minimisation Research to inform action - what works in industry-based harm-minimisation
9. Prevention and education
10. Treatment

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