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NA TIONAL BL UEP RINT F OR BEHA V IOURAL INSIGHTS IN HEALTH
                                   MAINS TREAMING BEHA V IOURAL SCIENCE F OR BET TER HEALTH






                 At the heart of the map are individuals and families, reflecting that health begins at the
                 personal  level.  Surrounding  this  includes  community  and  population,  emphasising  the
                 broader social contexts and collective responsibilities for health. At the middle layer, are the
                 healthcare  providers,  academic  and  research  institutes,  and  health  organisations,  all  of
                 which are critical for implementing and supporting health interventions. These stakeholders
                 play  direct  roles  in  shaping  health  behaviours  and  outcomes.  The  outermost  layer
                 represents sectors that indirectly, but significantly influence health, including:


                 i     Agriculture and food industry: Impact nutrition and food security.



                ii     Education sector: Shapes health literacy and behaviours.



                iii    Transportation and urban planning: Affects accessibility and environmental health.



                iv     Finance and economics: Enables resource allocation for healthcare.


                v      Housing and infrastructure: Provides safe and health-promoting living environments.



                vi     Environmental agencies: Ensures clean air, water, and ecosystems.


                       Technology and telecommunications: Facilitates health communication and
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                       innovation.


               viii    Media and communication: Drives health awareness and advocacy.


                       Community organisations and private sector: Foster partnerships and community-
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                       level initiatives.


                 This stakeholder map serves as a roadmap for using behavioural science to understand
                 and address health challenges through a holistic and integrated approach, recognising the
                 importance of collective action across various domains. In particular, the stakeholder map
                 serves to:


                    Guide  policymaking:  By  identifying  the  stakeholders,  decision-makers  can  create
                    comprehensive strategies that involve all relevant sectors.

                    Promote collaboration: Encourages partnerships among sectors to maximise impact.

                    Highlight interdependence: Demonstrates how systemic factors interplay to influence
                    health outcomes.

                    Inform interventions: Helps design targeted and sustainable health initiatives by engaging
                    appropriate stakeholders.



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