The new tool provides projections of the national population reach, impact on health, implementation costs, and cost-effectiveness for effective strategies to improve child health that can be used in schools, early care and education & out-of-school settings, communities, and clinics. Most notably, the updated tool now includes more detailed information on costs.
The information available in the Action Kit 2.0 can be particularly helpful for planning and prioritization purposes to ensure responsible investments in strategies to improve child health and nutrition and physical activity environments.
