CO-CREATE official opening presentation by professor Harry Rutter

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A consortium of 14 international research and advocacy organisations met in Oslo, Norway, 27-28 June 2018 to kick off the ground-breaking project CO-CREATE, to tackle overweight and obesity in young people. This is one of three presentations from the kick off meeting. The CO-CREATE project web site is http://www.co-create.eu

System mapping in obesity
Harry Rutter, LSHTM and University of Bath
27 June 2018

Infrastructure
for walking
Walking
Available
destinations
Absence of
disincentives
Available
time
Desire
to walk
Ability
to walk

Habitual
routes
Available
time
Dietary
preferences
Cost of food
and money available
Presence of
fast food
outlets
Fast food
consumption
Presence of
healthy food outlets

Source: Allender et al PLOS ONE 2015
A Community Based Systems Diagram of Obesity Causes

Source: Friel et al PLOS ONE 2017
Using systems science to understand the determinants of inequities in healthy eating

Sugar
tax
Reduced
sales
Reduced
obesity
Increased
price
Reduced
consumption

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tax
?
sales
?
obesity
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price
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consumption
Political
lobbying
PR offensive
Media
Advertising
Marketing
Promotions
Price
restructuring
Reformulation
Minimise
magnitude
Minimise
changes
Minimise
impact
Obfuscate
Manipulate
the discourse
Divert
attention
Undermine
the
evidence

Study team: Jean Adams, Adam Briggs, Steven Cummins, Oliver Mytton,
Tarra Penney, Mike Rayner, Harry Rutter, Peter Scarborough, Richard Smith, Martin White

WHO Global Action Plan for Physical Activity
http://www.who.int/ncds/prevention/physical-activity/gappa

Source: Swinburn et al, Lancet 2011
Evidence base
Public/media/political discourse
Political mandate

Confronting obesity: Co-creating policy with youth
Conclusions
A traditional biomedical model of evidence pushes us towards
individual level actions
Population level health improvement involves actions at all levels,
not only individual
Interventions can have effects across systems, they aren’t merely
hammers applied to nails
If we are to succeed at tackling obesity we need to engage meaningfully
with systems, complexity, and structural and commercial drivers of health

The CO-CREATE project has received funding from the European Union’s
Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 774210.
The products of the research are the responsibility of the authors: the European
Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of them.
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CO-CREATE official opening presentation by professor Harry Rutter

1. System mapping in obesity Harry Rutter, LSHTM and University of Bath 27 June 2018

2. Infrastructure for walking Walking Available destinations Absence of disincentives Available time Desire to walk Ability to walk

3. Habitual routes Available time Dietary preferences Cost of food and money available Presence of fast food outlets Fast food consumption Presence of healthy food outlets

4. Source: Foresight, 20017

5. Source: Allender et al PLOS ONE 2015 A Community Based Systems Diagram of Obesity Causes

6. Source: Friel et al PLOS ONE 2017 Using systems science to understand the determinants of inequities in healthy eating

7. Sugar tax Reduced sales Reduced obesity Increased price Reduced consumption

8. ? tax ? sales ? obesity ? price ? consumption Political lobbying PR offensive Media Advertising Marketing Promotions Price restructuring Reformulation Minimise magnitude Minimise changes Minimise impact Obfuscate Manipulate the discourse Divert attention Undermine the evidence

9. Study team: Jean Adams, Adam Briggs, Steven Cummins, Oliver Mytton, Tarra Penney, Mike Rayner, Harry Rutter, Peter Scarborough, Richard Smith, Martin White

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11. WHO Global Action Plan for Physical Activity http://www.who.int/ncds/prevention/physical-activity/gappa

12. Source: Swinburn et al, Lancet 2011 Evidence base Public/media/political discourse Political mandate

13. Source: Swinburn et al, Lancet 2011 Evidence base Public/media/political discourse Political mandate

14. Confronting obesity: Co-creating policy with youth Conclusions A traditional biomedical model of evidence pushes us towards individual level actions Population level health improvement involves actions at all levels, not only individual Interventions can have effects across systems, they aren’t merely hammers applied to nails If we are to succeed at tackling obesity we need to engage meaningfully with systems, complexity, and structural and commercial drivers of health

15. The CO-CREATE project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 774210. The products of the research are the responsibility of the authors: the European Commission is not responsible for any use that may be made of them. www.co-create.eu

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