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Table 5 Key characteristics of included studies

From: Improving economic access to healthy diets in first nations communities in high-income, colonised countries: a systematic scoping review

Characteristic

Number of publications

(total n = 35)

Number of discrete interventions

(total n = 21)

Country setting

 

 Australia

13

8

 United States of America

11

9

 Canada

9

3

 New Zealand

2

1

Type of intervention

 

 1. Price discount on healthy food

13

7

 a. sold in community store

10

5

 b. sold via mobile grocery van

1

1

 c. provided by health service

2

1

 2. Subsidies to retail stores, suppliers and producers

8

2

 a. Direct subsidies to retail stores

5

1

 b.Transport subsidies

3

1

 3. Free healthy foods and/or vouchers provided to community members

8

7

 a. Healthy food provided

5a

4

 b. Vouchers redeemable for healthy food

4a

4

 4. Increased income (for food purchases)

1

1

 5. Government strategies/policies (not otherwise described above)

5

4

 a. Tax waiver on healthy foods

1

1

 b. National Food Security Strategy

1

1

 c. Income management

2

1

 d. Community economic development

1

1

  1. a One intervention [46] provided monthly food box of shelf-stable nutritious foods and a voucher redeemable for F&V