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I. Built environment
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1. Walking network
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a. Footpaths (designated safe walking path)
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b. Trails (increasing safety in trails)
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2. The cycling network
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a. Roads (designated cycling routes)
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b. Cycle paths
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3. Public open spaces (parks)
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4. Recreation facilities (providing safe and inexpensive recreation centers)
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II. Physical activity
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1. Increasing sports participation
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2. Improving and increasing physical education time
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3. Use school report cards to make the parents aware of their children's weight problem
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4. Enhancing active modes of transport to and from school
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a. Walking e.g. walking bus
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b. Cycling
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c. Public transport
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III. TV watching
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1. Restricting television viewing
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2. Reducing eating in front of the television
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3. Ban or restriction on television advertising to children
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IV. Food sector
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1. Applying a small tax on high-volume foods of low nutritional value (e.g. soft drinks, confectionery, and snack foods)
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2. Food labeling and nutrition 'signposts' (e.g. logos for nutritious foods)
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3. Implementing standards for product formulation
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