Text Equivalent - Integrated Strategy on Healthy Living and Chronic Diseases - Community Based Programming Functional Component - Introduction and Context

Figure 1: ISHLCD Community-Based Programming and Community Capacity Building Functional Component Logic Model

Figure 1 depicts the Logic Model which identifies linkages and between the activities and expected outcomes.  A brief summary of the chain of results includes:

Action Areas: partnership development and collaboration, community delivered projects, dissemination;

Activities: facilitation and expansion of links; health promotion interventions; prevention interventions; public information; analysis, synthesis and dissemination of knowledge

Target Groups: target groups range from all Canadians to Canadians with chronic diseases, NGOs and governments;

Outputs: structures that facilitate links among target groups, capacity building projects, public messaging and activities/reports/events/fora;

Immediate Outcomes: improved inter-organizational, inter- and intra-sectoral, multi-jurisdictional engagement;

Intermediate Outcomes: increased capacity of community organizations, expanded capacity of health professionals, strengthened community capacity, enhanced individual capacity, improved social support networks;

Overall Outcomes: healthier public policy and integrated, evidence-based, responsive systems.

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