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Policies for tackling obesity and creating healthier food environments: 2019 progress update

Download the 2019 reports for Australia and each state and territory assessing the extent to which each jurisdiction is implementing globally recommended obesity policies, and priority actions for each government.
  • Australian governments, March 2019

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  • New South Wales, March 2019

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  • Victoria, March 2019

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  • Queensland, March 2019

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  • South Australia, March 2019

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  • Western Australia, March 2019

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  • Australian Capital Territory, March 2019

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  • Northern Territory, March 2019

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Associated content

  • Policies for tackling obesity and creating healthier food environments: 2017 progress update

    Resource category: Reports Reports
    Date 27 Mar 2017
Details

DATE 27 Mar 2019

TYPE Reports

Topics

  • Healthy eating ,
  • Overweight and obesity ,

Prevention methodologies

  • Prevention in the health sector ,
  • Regulation and governance ,
  • Systems and complexity ,

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  • Benchmarking obesity policies in Australia

    Overweight figurine standing against an oversized tape measure
  • Supporting priority actions in the food and nutrition system

    Illustration of a man at a fork in a road: one road leads to junk food and the other to healthy food

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