Identifying barriers and enablers of systems change
There are processes for developing a deep understanding and (shared) knowledge of what supports and/or prevents people being physically active, within the local context.
- Actions which are based on a deep understanding of the barriers and enablers of physical activity are more likely to lead to effective and sustainable outcomes.
- Actions which are based on shallow or skewed understanding of the barriers and enablers of physical activity could inadvertently widen inequalities.
- Sharing knowledge of barriers and enablers can help drive a common purpose and common strategy - increasing likelihood of collective impact on what matters most.