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Best Practice Principles

A set of Best Practice Principles have been developed to guide practitioners in the development, delivery and evaluation of community-based obesity prevention initiatives or those funding such initiatives. The principles identify a range of tools and resources that will assist in their implementation.

The Best Practice Principles will remain open for feedback and further development. The CO-OPS Collaboration intends that the principles will be an evolving document, responding to changing trends, attitudes and research.

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While written for programs that aim to prevent unhealthy weight gain at population level, these 'obesity prevention' principles may be applicable to a wider range of nutrition, physical activity and chronic disease prevention projects.

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