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Advancing the decadal plan for the science of nutrition: Progressing a framework for implementation
Helen Truby1, Margaret Allman-Farinelli2, Eleanor J Beck3
1University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.
Summary
Progress on Australia's decadal plan for nutrition science was reviewed, integrating personalized nutrition with mechanisms and enhancing data capabilities. Future efforts will focus on societal determinants and building a trusted voice for nutrition science.
Area of Science:
- Nutrition Science
- Public Health Nutrition
Background:
- The Australian Academy of Science launched a decadal plan for nutrition science in 2019.
- The plan outlines goals for societal determinants, nutrition mechanisms, personalized nutrition, education, training, data capability, and a trusted voice.
Purpose of the Study:
- Review progress on the decadal plan's goals.
- Prioritize actions and conceptualize program logic implementation models.
- Incorporate contemporary issues and advise on the next five years of the plan.
Main Methods:
- Convened two engagement events in 2023.
- Brought together 109 experienced, mid-, and early-career nutrition professionals.
- Co-created implementation logic models through synthesis.
Main Results:
- A revised model integrated personalized nutrition with nutrition mechanisms.
- Combined pillars support national data capability and create cross-cutting education themes.
- Emphasized respectful engagement with Indigenous communities and cross-disciplinary collaboration for societal determinants.
- Proposed a new alliance for a unified, trusted voice in nutrition science.
Conclusions:
- A programmatic approach offers a roadmap for the final five years of the decadal plan.
- Implementation requires focus on societal determinants, data capability, and a unified voice.
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