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  1. Obesity and the Economics of Prevention. Fit not Fat.
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  3. Community Interventions for the Prevention of Obesity
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Chapters
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Executive Summary
Introduction: Obesity and the Economics of Prevention
Promoting Health and Fighting Chronic Diseases: What Impact on the Economy?
Obesity: Past and Projected Future Trends
The Social Dimensions of Obesity
The Size and Risks of the International Epidemic of Child Obesity
How Does Obesity Spread?
Are Health Behaviors Driven by Information?
Tackling Obesity: The Roles of Governments and Markets
Community Interventions for the Prevention of Obesity
The Impact of Interventions
Perspectives on the Regulation of Food Advertising to Children
The Case for Self-Regulation in Food Advertising
Information, Incentives and Choice: A Viable Approach to Preventing Obesity
Annex A. Supplementary Figures and Tables
Annex B. Author's and Contributors' Biographies

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Community Interventions for the Prevention of Obesity

Content Provider OECD iLibrary
Author Branca, Francesco
Abstract Community settings offer a unique set of opportunities to reach various individuals and groups at the local level (WHO, 2007) and are a necessary complement to the implementation of high-profile, macro-level policies. Members of a community share cultural or ethnic backgrounds and are exposed to the same environmental determinants. The rationale of acting at the local level is its capacity to facilitate cross-sector efforts (King and Gill, 2009). Within a community, there is a potential to mobilise human resources such that different dynamics and synergies translate into better possibilities to "partner, collaborate, expand and enrich" an intervention (Economos and Irish-Hauser, 2007). This is particularly important given that increased and effective engagement of stakeholders enhances the prospects of a successful implementation of interventions aimed at changing lifestyles (WHO, 2007; King and Gill, 2009).
Page Count 9
Starting Page 165
Ending Page 173
Language English
Publisher OECD Publishing
Publisher Date 2010-09-23
Access Restriction Open
Subject Keyword Social Issues/Migration/Health
Content Type Text
Resource Type Chapter
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