| Policies |
Regulation of TV advertising of foods high in salt, fat, and sugar |
Curriculum policy concerning physical education in schools |
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Voluntary agreements with the food industry |
Urban transport policy (public transport, cycling, car parking) |
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Fiscal policy governing taxation of foods |
Fiscal policy (e.g., Value Added Tax on sports clothes, equipment, bicycles) |
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Planning policy governing the siting and opening of take-away food outlets |
Workplace activity policies (e.g., work time credits for activity breaks) |
| Education |
Informative labelling of packaged foods and menus |
Informative prompts to use stairs instead of lifts/escalators |
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Mass communication/social marketing campaigns on television, radio, or print media |
Mass communication/social marketing campaigns on television, radio, or print media |
| Technologies |
Reformulation of processed foods |
Infrastructure to support active commuting (e.g., cycle lanes, secure bicycle parking, widely accessible bicycle rental schemes) |
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Mobile applications to support dietary change |
Mobile applications and personal technologies to support an active lifestyle |
| Resources |
Taxes on less healthy food products (e.g., sugar-sweetened beverages) |
Urban congestion charging, limiting car use |
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Price reductions on healthier food products (e.g., vegetables, whole grains) |
Subsidies for physical activity at local leisure centers |
