Addiction Harm Reduction Is Obligatory Not Voluntary
What is Addiction Harm Reduction Compliancy?
Is it right to profit from addiction?
The Addiction Harm Reduction Compliancy (AHRC) initiative was started by The Addiction Action Campaign. See also www.ahrc.org.za
Companies or industries who display this logo have met and continue to meet The AAC Addiction Harm Reduction Compliancy requirements and are evaluated on a bi-annual basis.
AHRC approved individuals are committed to reducing the harm that their products or services cause to South Africa. They regularly measure and identify if any harm is caused by the sale and consumption of their products and services and spend the equivalent on reducing harm through responsible addiction prevention and treatment spending.
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