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National Public Health Nutrition Strategy

SIGNAL has played a major role in the development of the latest national public health nutrition strategy – Eat Well Australia.

Eat Well Australia contains two complementary national public health nutrition strategies – one focusing on the whole of population and another on Indigenous Australians. The strategies were developed during 1999–2000 through a consultative and participatory process involving key stakeholders from government, non-government and industry organisations. The suite of documents produced includes two detailed reviews of the priority strategy areas and two strategic summaries.

Detailed reviews:

Eat Well Australia: an agenda for action in public health nutrition, 2000–2010 – 135 pages, [PDF, 912kb]

National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nutrition Strategy and Action Plan, 2000–2010 – 56 pages, [PDF, 744kb]

Strategic summaries:

Eat Well Australia: a strategic framework for public health nutrition, 2000–2010 – 36 pages, [PDF, 620kb]

National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nutrition Strategy and Action Plan, 2000–2010: a summary – 28 pages, [PDF, 608kb]

These strategies were endorsed by the Australian Health Ministers Conference in August 2001. Hard copies of the reports can be obtained from the SIGNAL email address: nphp@dhs.vic.gov.au

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