Analysis highlights capacity-building and cultural contexts in youth physical health policy tools, suggesting regional flexibility for socioeconomic settings.
Chinese policymakers tend to favor substantive and incentive-based tools, which are seen as producing faster results. However, they often overlook capacity-building, along with symbolic and persuasive strategies. We suggest adopting flexible, region-specific approaches that consider local resources and cultural contexts. These insights might provide practical guidance for improving the World Health Organization's Global Action Plan on Physical Activity across different socioeconomic settings.
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