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Table 1 Characteristics included communities & IACOs

From: Unravelling the factors decisive to the implementation of EPODE-derived community approaches targeting childhood obesity: a longitudinal, multiple case study

Community

I

II

III

IV

V

Type of IACO

IACO based on

IACO based on

 Implementation site

Neighborhood

Neighborhood

Neighborhood

Municipality

Municipality

 Target population

0–12 years

0–19 years

0–12 years

0–18 years

0–18 years

 Focus

N

PA & N

PA & N

PA & N

PA & N

 Setup IACO

Partly protocolled

Not protocolled

Not protocolled

Not protocolled

Not protocolled

 # inhabitants implementation site

27.400

13.325

7.345

18.216

40.958

Interventions that were included in our study per sector

 Educational

Fruit & water campaign

Preschool gardening & healthy N program

Integrated, multidisciplinary program elementary schools (Nicely Fit!)

Integrated, multidisciplinary program elementary schools (Score for Health)

(pre)school PA & N policies

Integrated, multidisciplinary program elementary schools

(Score for Health)

 Health Care

Fruit & water campaign

Healthy N resilience program

Children’s physical therapy ‘toddler gym’

Children’s physical therapy ‘toddler gym’

-

 Welfare & sports

Fruit & water campaign

Municipal PA & N ‘stimulation & connecting’ program

Integrated ‘active communities’ PA program

Free running

Afterschool PA intervention

N activities

Walk & run together community PA program

‘Try a sport you like’ community PA program

 Private

Fruit & water campaign

Sponsoring of PA & N activities

Weight watchers class teen moms

‘Soup-making’ healthy N activity

Sponsoring of PA & N activities (e.g. funding school playground)

School supermarket visits

Football club initiated PA activities

School supermarket visits

Football club initiated PA activities

  1. PA physical activity, N nutrition