Impact Evaluation of the Alcohol Culture Change Program in Australia

This report presents an impact evaluation of the Alcohol Culture Change Program, a VicHealth initiative aimed at modifying drinking culture among youth in Australia. The evaluation employs a quasi-experimental design to assess the program's effects on societal attitudes, crime rates, and health outcomes related to alcohol consumption. The report details the program's background, strategies, and evaluation methods, including data collection through surveys and interviews conducted at various stages. The study examines the rationale for using a quasi-experimental design, its advantages, and limitations. The evaluation aims to measure changes in alcohol consumption patterns, the incidence of alcohol-related accidents and crimes, and the overall impact on public health. The report includes a timeline, budget considerations, and concludes with an analysis of the program's effectiveness and recommendations for future interventions.