… This section argues that the collaborative logic of public-private partnerships presuppose a
politics that is visibly participatory (or even deliberative) and consensus-oriented (Ansell and …

… public sector, and an undermining of public health's efforts to improve population health.
Proponents suggest that public–private partnerships … articulated in many obesity strategies (32). …

… efforts in tackling tobacco use and obesity through policy, systems, and … obesity-related
matched objectives were successfully accomplished by communities. Public–private partnerships …

… This may reflect a risk reduction strategy on the part of public sector actors in opting to
partner with only certain actors within the food industry. The food industry is not one monolithic …

… -social risk factors for childhood obesity, from proximal factors such as adequate knowledge
and skills, to more distal factors, such as policies that mandate healthful foods or physical …

… The RD was launched in March 2011 by the Department of Health as a national level
public–private partnership with the overall aim of improving public health. It involves voluntary …

… , economic, and health policies all the way down to private sector, community, … public–private
partnerships (PPPs) have been recognized as central for addressing the childhood obesity …

… 35 is a childhood obesity prevention program driven largely by public institutions and …
strategies to change lifestyles and environmental factors and to reduce the risk of childhood obesity…

… This trend has been reinforced by WHO in policy documents emphasizing private-sector …
–private partnerships for global childhood obesity prevention. J Am Diet Assoc 110, 192–…

… and those who work on overweight, obesity and diet-related NCD agendas. Much of the
obesity community has been hesitant to engage with private sector due to the latter’s production …