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National Obesity Programme 2012-2015 Finland Jaana Lindström PhD, Research Manager Chronic Disease Prevention Unit 2.1.2019 THL

Background A lot is going on, but the actions are not coordinated and their full potential is not achieved The national obesity programme challenges different stakeholders in society to collaborate, work towards the common goal, and share experiences Practical actions are presented to reduce the obesity on population level and to increase health of the population ”A practice of practices” developed by the stakeholders and coordinated by THL 2.1.2019

Ultimate aim of the programme: Downturn in the obesity trend Fewer children become obese adults Fewer adults gain weight during lifecourse Differences in obesity rates between population groups diminish Individuals in high risk of obesity related diseases lose weight / do not gain weight 2.1.2019

Target populations Families of newborns (already during pregnancy) 0-12 –year old children 13–18 –year old youth Adult population (18–74 –years of age) High risk populations Individuals in high risk of developing obesity related diseases (e.g. type 2 diabetes) or having a chronic illness. 2.1.2019

Esityksen nimi / Tekijä Practical action plans and online checklists for (and agreed by) different stakeholders in the society: National and local governments and decision makers Health services primary and specialized; occupational; antenetal and child health Day care and schools Non-governmental organizations Defence forces Worksites and employers Business; food and drink manufacturers, retail, restaurants and catering services Media Research institutes 2.1.2019 2.1.2019 2.1.2019 Esityksen nimi / Tekijä ________ ____ _____ 8

Example: Checklist for occupational health care 2.1.2019

Evaluation THL will evaluate the results of the programme via national registers and surveys and municipal welfare reports The programme is ongoing, no results available yet, but the response from the field is promising: ”Ready-made tools and proven methods make health promotion activities substantially easier in municipalities. Of course, systematic work is needed to take the tools really into action. Strong local leadership and organization is essential, but national programme is valuable for support and justification.” 2.1.2019