Research and analysis

Reducing obesity: obesity system map

Visual representations of the different factors that influence levels of obesity.

• From: Government Office for Science
• Published: 17 October 2007

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Tackling obesities: future choices - obesity system atlas

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Tackling obesities: future choices - full systems map (high resolution)

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Tackling obesities: future choices - building the obesity system map

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Details

This report presents the visual representations of the obesity system map developed to understand the wide range of different factors that influence levels of obesity and how they interact.

The accompanying report includes a full description of the methodology used to create these maps and guidance on how to interpret them.

This report was commissioned as part of the Foresight project on tackling obesities.

Published 17 October 2007