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    • Health Education
    • Program Evaluation

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    • The BeHealthy Program, launched in Russia in 2007 with Mondelēz International Foundation support, targets over 13,000 schoolchildren.
    • It focuses on healthy nutrition (emphasizing breakfast), cooking skills, cultivating plants, and physical activity.
    • The program provides funding, educational materials, and expert support to schools and stakeholders.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To understand the complexities of the BeHealthy Program and its expected impact on children's healthy lifestyle behaviors.
    • To identify Critical Quality Control Points (CCPs) and core indicators using Program Impact Pathways (PIP) analysis.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed an updated logic model reflecting program execution.
    • Translated the logic model into a PIP diagram to map program processes and expected outcomes.
    • Identified and tracked CCPs based on the PIP diagram.

    Main Results:

    • Ensuring the implementation of program activities was identified as a CCP.
    • Evaluating pre- and post-program knowledge and behavior of participants was also identified as a CCP.

    Conclusions:

    • Program Impact Pathways (PIP) analysis provided valuable insights into the BeHealthy Program's realistic potential.
    • The findings will inform future program impact evaluations and improvements.
    • Plans are in place to enhance program implementation and explore dissemination to new locations.