STOP Childhood Obesity

Over a four-year period (2018-22), the STOP project has generated scientifically sound, novel and policy-relevant evidence on the factors that have contributed to the spread of childhood obesity in European countries and on the effects of alternative technological and organisational solutions and policy options available to address childhood obesity.

The project brought together major actors in the health and food sectors, including scientists, healthcare professionals, government policymakers, national public health agencies, international organisations, civil society and business organisations.

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The project has translated the evidence gathered to generate:

Indicators and measurements

for the epidemiological surveillance of relevant dimensions of childhood obesity, its determinants and actions to address it in all European countries.

Policy briefs and toolkits

providing practical guidance and tools for the design and the implementation of key policies.

Multi-stakeholder framework

based on effective communication and negotiation approaches, use of the existing evidence, and appropriate mechanisms for setting targets, monitoring progress and evaluating actions.

Research Summaries for Policymakers

Policy Briefings – June 2022

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marketing who stop
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reformulation who stop
fiscal policies who stop

Five Insights on obesity prevention – January 2021

Click here to access full-text articles in Obesity Reviews

School Food Environment
Behavioural Insights
Physical Activity
Food Reformulation
Socio Economic Disparities In Treatment

Cost, equity & acceptability of three obesity prevention policies – April 2020

Click here to access full text article

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Marketing
Fop Labelling

Related Events

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What next for European action on childhood obesity?

12 October 2021

Eu Flag And Co Funded By Health Programme

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 774548.

EPHA is a project partner.

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