This study finds that the alcohol policy environment in Sri lanka is weak and influenced by the alcohol industry. The laid back nature of the policy environment also comes from the weak public health programs and the lack of political backing. The study also identifies that a unified public health approach supported by policy and political commitment may pave the way for better alcohol control in Sri Lanka. 

A.L.A.K. Athauda, R. Peiris-John, J. McCool, R. Wickremasinghe and S. Ameratunga 

World Medical and Health Policy

Abstract :- https://doi.org/10.1002/wmh3.471