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Building relationships: Is this the answer to effective nutrition policy formulation?
The Journal of Consumer Affairs ( IF 2.603 ) Pub Date : 2021-07-08 , DOI: 10.1111/joca.12396
Ariadne Beatrice Kapetanaki 1 , Nektarios Tzempelikos 2 , Sue Vaux Halliday 3
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Policymakers are still struggling to deliver effective nutrition policies, as nutrition policy development can be lost among other competing demands from what is a complex, interconnected food system. Therefore, we explored the relevance of including a wider (relational) marketing perspective to enable effective nutrition policy formulation through in-depth interviews with food system stakeholders and focus groups with citizens. A relational approach would release the potential to build trust and collaboration, necessary for policy implementation, by focusing on the shared goal of citizen wellbeing. A power shift is needed from large corporations to governments and end-users (consumers/citizens). For this to happen, governments need to address power sources to orchestrate policy development, rather than merely monitoring the actor set. Acknowledged interdependence that re-balances power and includes citizens' input in nutrition policy development is vital.

中文翻译:

建立关系:这是制定有效营养政策的答案吗?

决策者仍在努力实施有效的营养政策,因为营养政策的制定可能会与复杂、相互关联的粮食系统的其他竞争需求相冲突。因此,我们通过与食品系统利益相关者和公民焦点小组的深入访谈,探讨了纳入更广泛(相关)营销视角以实现有效营养政策制定的相关性。通过关注公民福祉的共同目标,关系方法将释放建立信任和协作的潜力,这对于政策实施是必要的。需要将权力从大公司转移到政府和最终用户(消费者/公民)。为此,政府需要解决权力来源以协调政策制定,而不仅仅是监控参与者。
更新日期:2021-09-09
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