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Wisconsin Nutrition and Physical Activity
State Plan

The Wisconsin Nutrition and Physical Activity State Plan to prevent obesity and related chronic disease provides a statewide focus for obesity prevention, management and health promotion through nutrition and physical activity. The Wisconsin Partnership for Activity and Nutrition, the Nutrition and Physical Activity Program and other stakeholders will work together to accomplish the goals, strategies and objectives that are outlined in this plan. The plan activities to reduce overweight and obesity in Wisconsin will be targeted to reach children, adolescents and adults across all races and socioeconomic levels.

New Content Wisconsin Nutrition and Physical Activity State Plan: 2007 Progress Report (PDF, 86 KB) - An executive summary of the progress-to-date on goals and objectives in the state plan.  

The Wisconsin Nutrition and Physical Activity State Plan provides a framework to help create and support environments that make it easier for all Wisconsin residents to make healthy food choices, be physically active and achieve and maintain a healthy weight.

The Plan emphasizes strategies to: 

  • Increase physical activity 
  • Increase fruit and vegetable consumption 
  • Increase breastfeeding 
  • Decrease television viewing
  • Balance caloric intake and energy expenditure

What is included in the state plan?

  • A description of the burden of obesity in Wisconsin
  • A summary of the history and background of the Wisconsin Partnership for Activity and Nutrition
  • How this Plan is connected to Healthiest Wisconsin 2010 and other plans
  • A description of the planning process through which this Plan was developed
  • Goals and strategies to prevent and manage overweight and obesity, improve nutrition and increase physical activity in Wisconsin
  • Environmental and policy changes to support healthy communities
  • Current Information on evidence-based or promising interventions to be implemented
  • Ideas on how to be involved in the implementation of the Plan
  • Mechanisms to evaluate the impact of the Plan

If you would like a printed copy of the plan, the executive summary or both documents, please identify which documents you want and send your name and address to Nutrition and Physical Activity State Plan request.

Would you like to officially endorse the State Plan?  Complete the State Plan Endorsement sheet (PDF, 19 KB) to "sign on" as officially supporting the plan.   

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Last Updated: October 24, 2008