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• Survey Overview: The Burkina Faso STEPS 2013 survey employed the WHO STEPwise approach to monitor tobacco use and related risk factors among adults aged 25-64 years. It was a large-scale, representative study with a high response rate, collecting data to support global NCD targets and evaluate tobacco-control policies.

• Tobacco Use: Smoking prevalence was high among men and low among women. Males aged 24.5% were current smokers, females age 0.1%, and the overall prevalence was 11.3%. Smokeless tobacco use was minimal, with 5.6% of women being current users versus very few men.

• Cessation Efforts: Of current smokers, approximately 60% attempted to quit in the past year, but only about 33% received advice from healthcare providers during that period.

• Secondhand Smoke Exposure: Significant exposure occurred in daily life, with 36.3% of adults reporting exposure at home and 22.6% at workplaces.

This summary highlights key tobacco indicators from the 2013 survey, showing it as a valuable tool for monitoring and improving tobacco control in Burkina Faso.