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*Cost-effective interventions to reduce obesity in the UK*

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Obesity – Stakeholders »Obesity – StakeholdersObesity – Stakeholders☜Mapping the key stakeholders in the obesity policy sphere – and the actions the contributions they can each make to tackling the obesity crisis in the UK.☜F1CEB7

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Stakeholders – Institutions »Stakeholders – InstitutionsStakeholders – Institutions☜This list is growing organically as the project develops, and you are welcome to suggest (and/or add directly) new Stakeholders to the list and to Cite the key reports and positions published and held by your own and/or other stakeholder groups.☜D3ABAB

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McKinsey Global Institute »McKinsey Global InstituteMcKinsey Global Institute☜The MGI discussion paper, Overcoming obesity: An initial economic analysis studied studied 74 interventions (in 18 areas) that are being discussed or piloted somewhere around the world to address obesity, including subsidized school meals for all, calorie and nutrition labeling, restrictions on advertising high-calorie food and drinks, and public-health campaigns – with sufficient data found on 44 of the interventions in 16 areas. ☜D3ABAB

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Obesity Interventions identified by MGI »Obesity Interventions identified by MGIObesity Interventions identified by MGI☜74 interventions – across 18 groups – to reduce obesity.☜5CA4D9

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11. Public-health campaigns 11. Public-health campaigns ☜☜5CA4D9

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Comprehensive public-health campaign »Comprehensive public-health campaignComprehensive public-health campaign☜Government launches public-health campaign promoting healthy habits across various media (e.g., TV, radio, out-of-home advertising).☜5CA4D9

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Public-health campaigns on obesity »Public-health campaigns on obesityPublic-health campaigns on obesity☜Government launches comprehensive public-health campaigns promoting healthy habits across various media (e.g., TV, radio, out-of-home advertising). More impactful communication of the evidence base on obesity.☜FFFACD

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Entry date (GMT): 11/23/2014 4:41:00 PM
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