The project took action on the Income, Social Support Networks, and Healthy Child Development determinants of health. The healthy eating initiative's key findings concern the process of partnering between government and community groups, the development and diffusion of user-friendly tools, and how project success and sustainability hinge upon the target population's ownership. The initiative's key learnings and products have been woven into existing projects, and are providing groundwork for future initiatives. Such a community mobilization approach works and is sustainable. The approach hinges on community leadership and intersectoral collaboration.
Leadership grows when an initiative is driven and owned by the population.