CPPW in Action
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Communities can produce broad, lasting health outcomes by making healthier choices available to and practical for their residents through environmental change. From making fresh fruits and vegetables accessible and affordable through farmer's markets, to offering tobacco education and smoking–cessation resources, the availability of healthier choices can affect the behaviors and practices of many people simultaneously. As a result, positive environmental changes can help to reduce the burden of chronic diseases and other health problems related to obesity and tobacco use.
Click on the links below for examples of how CPPW communities are building healthier environments for their residents.
Physical Activity
CPPW communities are changing environments to increase opportunities for physical activity. More
Nutrition
CPPW communities are implementing changes to help improve the nutrition of their residents. More
Tobacco Use Prevention and Control
CPPW communities are addressing tobacco use and reducing exposure to secondhand smoke. More
- Page last reviewed: October 25, 2013
- Page last updated: October 25, 2013
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