BMC Nutrition· 2026Q2
Advancing equitable and sustainable school-based nutrition interventions
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This Collection highlights the value of whole-school action addressing food environments, implementation, equity, and sustainability for improving children's nutrition, moving beyond classroom education.
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Key points
- School-based nutrition interventions should adopt a whole-school approach.
- Key areas of focus include food environments, implementation, equity, and sustainability.
- The goal is to develop scalable and context-sensitive nutrition strategies.
- Interventions aim to reduce disparities in children's dietary outcomes.
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Abstract
Schools are key settings for improving children’s nutrition, but interventions often focus narrowly on classroom education. This Collection highlights the value of whole-school action addressing food environments, implementation, equity and sustainability. We aimed to attract research that strengthens scalable, context-sensitive school nutrition strategies and reduces disparities in children’s dietary outcomes.
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