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. 2012 Dec 10;28(8):858–870. doi: 10.1093/heapol/czs125

Table 1.

Grouping of option clusters

Option cluster Policy optionsa
Exercise and physical activity-oriented 3. Improve communal sports facilities
4. Change planning and transport policies
12. Extend provision of physical activity at school
Modifying the supply of, and demand for, foodstuffs 5. Provide incentives to caterers to provide healthier menus
6. Control the composition of processed food products
10. Control sales of food, drinks and snacks in school
Information-related initiatives 1. Require mandatory nutrition labelling on processed and packaged food
2. Control on food and drink advertising that targets children
Educational initiatives 8. Improve training for health professionals in obesity care and prevention
9. Improve health education for the general public
11. Include food and health in the school curriculum
Institutional reforms 7. Reform agricultural policy to support nutritional targets

aThese numbers represent the order in which they were presented to stakeholders and are also referred to in Figures 2–4.