
7.5% of the adult population are current smokers
There are approximately 500,877 current smokers in Burundi
13.6% of men are current smokers but only 1.7% of women
Smoking in Burundi
2,007
Deaths
2007 people die every year due to tobacco smoking in Burundi.
7.5%
tobacco smoking
Adult tobacco smoking prevalence is 7.5%.
Nicotine Vaping Devices
in Burundi
Burundi does not have specific laws regulating vaping. Since there are no specific tobacco laws, similar regulations cannot be applicable for vaping.
Also, since vaping is a relatively new phenomenon in the country, vaping products may not be widely available compared to some other countries. Travelers who vape are thus advised to bring enough supply for their entire trip, but should first check if they are allowed for personal use before traveling.
There are no specific rules on vaping in public places either, but it is recommended to vape only in private areas. Additionally, while there is no formal age restriction, vaping by children is discouraged.
If you have more information around vaping in the Burundi, please share them with the GSTHR team.
Heated Tobacco Products
in Burundi
Burundi does not have any specific laws regarding Heated Tobacco Products (HTPs), including their sale, purchase, or importation for personal use. If you have any relevant and accurate information, please share it with the GSTHR team.
Nicotine Replacement Therapy
in Burundi
You can't advertise NRT in Burundi.
Snus
in Burundi
There are no available online sources that provide information on the specific regulatory status of Snus in Burundi, including its import, sale, purchase, and use. If you have any relevant information, please share it with the GSTHR team.
Pouches
in Burundi
Nicotine pouches are a relatively new product which can provide users of high-risk tobacco with an alternative that poses fewer risks to their health. Read more about nicotine pouches in our briefing paper