Table 3 Summary of included studies
CBP # | Programme name | First author and year | Country | Population and setting | Target outcome | Scale-up and/or sustainability achievements | Publication research methods used |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Alianza por la salud alimentaria (Alliance for nutritional health) | Huang et al. 2015 [30] | Mexico | General population; mass media and academia | Diet | Influenced the tax policy in the country | Case study |
2 | Redcolaf | Parra et al., 2011 [31] | Colombia | Government, organisations, and academia; PA network of Colombia | PA | Influenced government policy to focus on physical activity | Social network analysis |
3 | Ciclovia Recreativa (Open Streets) | Meisel et al., 2014 [32] | General population; public spaces | PA | Maintained over time, regular events, and is the largest Open Streets programme in the world | Social network analysis | |
4 | Healthy Habits and Lifestyles Program (HEVS) | Díaz del Castillo et al., 2017 [33]; Rubio et al., 2021 (merged) [34] | General population; public spaces | PA | Maintained over time, scaled-up and funded on a national level, operating in most of the country | Interviews, survey | |
5 | Recreovia | General population; public spaces | PA | Widely used programme operating in 95% of Bogata’s hubs. Institutionalised in government | |||
6 | Academia da Cidade program (ACP) | Paez et al., 2015 [35] | Brazil | General population; public spaces | PA | Recognised as a government initiative. Paved the way for a nationally scaled programme | Interviews |
7 | CuritibAtiva | Ribeiro et al. 2010 [36] | General population; community-based | PA | Maintained over time | Discussion groups | |
8 | Guide for Useful Interventions for Activity (GUIA) Project | Parra et al., 2011 | Latin America | Government, organisations, and academia; PA network of Brazil and Latin America | PA | Created sustained networks. Paved the way for a nationally scaled programme | Social network analysis |
9 | Healthy Municipalities, Cities, and Communities Strategy (HMCS) | Chaparro et al., 2020 [39] | Caribbean | General population; local authorities and related sectors | PA & diet | Used in multiple countries | Qualitative systematic review |
10 | Pacific Diabetes Today Coalitions | Aitaoto et al., 2009 [40] | Pacific Islands | General population; community-based | PA & diet | Continued after official funding ended | Interviews |
11 | Pacific Sports Partnerships’ (PSP) sports-for-development program | Keane et al., 2019 [41] | General population, disability; sports sector | PA | Contributed to national health strategies | Interviews, focus groups, observations | |
12 | Isfahan Healthy Hearts programme | Sarrafzadegan et al., 2018 [42] | Iran | General population and high-risk groups; mass media and public spaces | PA & diet | Inspired similar projects and contributed to national health strategies | Interviews |
13 | Nutrition communication | Gavaravarapu et al., 2014 [43] | India | General population and women with children; mass media and community-based | Diet | Maintained over time. Is run through government mandates | Interviews |