Organic and healthy – 
          two goals in one go?
   A comparative analysis study among public 
    primary schools in Denmark and Germany.
        Chen He & Bent Egberg Mikkelsen
          Food, People & Design
                      The two trajectories
             Organic agenda                    Obesity agenda
            Organic policy (POP)            Food and nutrition policy (FNP)
          The full WP5
  • WBQ in
  • Denmark
  • Italy IT survey respondent: 174 schools completed the 
   WBQ/39 partially completed/ 1153 distributed, survey 
   ended. 
  • FI survey respondent: 205 completed/46 partially 
   completed/ 999 distributed, survey ended.
  • DE survey respondent: 45 completed/ 61 partially 
   completed/ 133 distributed, survey on going
      How to measure health impact of school food
                    the role of proxies
                                    BMI
                                    Dietary intake
                                    School reports on 
                                    healthy eating 
                                    supportive 
                                    actions
     •
       BMI of students – a proxy for health status. 
     •
       Dietary intake of student – a proxy for risk of developing obesity 
     (increased BMI), 
     •
       School reports on healthy eating supportive actions  - a proxy for healthy 
     eating of students.
         The proxies
       close to the real thing
  • Meeting nutritional guidelines?
  • Having a nutrition committee?. 
  • Having a food and nutrition policy?
  • Availability of FV
  • Availability of water
  • Non availability of fizzy drinks
  • Non availability of cocoa milk