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Promote food service and nutrition guidelines and associated healthy food procurement in facilities, programs, or organizations where food is sold, served, or distributed.

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Nutrition Strategy 1: Healthy Food Procurement and Food Service Guidelines

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Nutrition Strategy 1: Healthy Food Procurement and Food Service Guidelines

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Resource:

https://www.cdc.gov/nutrition/state-and-local-strategies/priority-nutrition-strategy.html

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Coordinate the uptake and expansion of existing fruit and vegetable voucher incentive AND produce prescription programs.  

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Nutrition Strategy 2: Fruit and Vegetable Voucher Programs

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Nutrition Strategy 2: Fruit and Vegetable Voucher Programs

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Resource:

https://www.cdc.gov/nutrition/state-and-local-strategies/priority-incentives-prescriptions.html

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Implement local level policies and activities to connect pedestrian, bicycle, or transit transportation networks to everyday destinations.

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Physical Activity Strategy: Connect Transportation Networks to Everyday Destinations

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Physical Activity Strategy: Connect Transportation Networks to Everyday Destinations

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Resource:

https://www.cdc.gov/physicalactivity/community-strategies/activity-friendly-routes-to-everyday-destinations.html

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2022 Healthy Incentives Annual Report

In 2022, healthy food incentive programs managed by the Healthiest State Initiative were able to make a difference in the fight against food insecurity across Iowa.

More than 61,000 Iowans used Double Up Food Bucks last year, redeeming the incentives for more than 980,000 servings of fruits and vegetables!

The Polk County Produce Prescription Program, In partnership with Broadlawns Medical Center and local retailers, saw 319 individuals redeem more than $34,000 redeemed for fresh produce.

Take a look back at more of the highlights: 2022 Healthy Incentives Annual Report

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Double Up Food Bucks - Iowa Healthiest State Initiative

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Double Up Food Bucks is a SNAP-incentive program that matches purchases of fruits and vegetables at participating Iowa grocery stores and farmers markets $1:$1. Customers can use Double Up Food Bucks like cash on more fresh fruits and vegetables.

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Policy, System, and Environmental Strategies Webinar series

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Policy, System, and Environmental Strategies Webinar series

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Watch the 3-part (1 hour each) series on PSE strategies created by our friends from the Prevention Research Center at University of Iowa.

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Prevention Research Center for Rural Health - The University of Iowa

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Part 1: Social Ecological Model and Policies, Systems, and Environment (PSE). This webinar gives an introduction to PSEs using the Socioecological Model as a framework.

Part 2: More about Policies, Systems, and Environment (PSE). Here the difference between direct education and PSE change is discussed. Examples of PSE interventions are given and the importance of developing your "elevator speech" is covered.

Part 3: Supporting Health Equity through Community Engagement. Concepts of health equity and meaningful community engagement are overviewed in this webinar. We will also discuss identifying community needs using an asset-based approach, and best practices for community engagement.

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Nutrition and Physical Activity (Webinar Series)

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Part 1: Social Ecological Model and Policies, Systems, and Environment (PSE). This webinar gives an introduction to PSEs using the Socioecological Model as a framework. Part 2: More about Policies, Systems, and Environment (PSE). Here the difference between direct education and PSE change is discussed.

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Coalition Expectation + Milestones & Measures

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Coalition Expectation + Milestones & Measures

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LEAP Coalition Operating Principles 2024-2025

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Strategy Area Implementation Guide_Editable UPDATED 10_25

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Crawford County LEAP 12-25 transcription

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Press Release: Charter Oak Pop-Up Pickleball

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Press Release: Charter Oak Pop-Up Pickleball

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Nov 2025_Press Release_Crawford County Pop-Up Pickleball

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Memorandum - Shared Use Joint Use Agreements