Condition: Healthy · Sponsor: World Health Organization
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This study is a cluster randomized trial carried out in schools of secondary cities of four low- and middle income countries. Baseline surveys in 30 randomly selected schools will assess the health behaviours of 13-17 year old students as well as school policies and practices. The intervention arm (15 schools) will use the baseline information to develop a package of actions in collaboration with students, teachers, and local authorities that will subsequently be implemented an monitored over two years. Follow-up surveys to evaluate the effectiveness of the implemented actions will be conducted after two years in all 30 previously selected schools.
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Regina Guthold, PhD · +41 79 621 5691 · gutholdr@who.int
Leanne M Riley, MSc · +41 22 791 4319 · rileyl@who.int
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Inclusion Criteria: * School going * Aged 13-17 years Exclusion Criteria: * Not going to school * Outside the age range 13-17 years
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| WHO | Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana | Enrolling By Invitation |
| WHO | Jaipur, India | Enrolling By Invitation |
| WHO | Spanish Town, Jamaica | Recruiting |
| WHO | Fes, Morocco | Recruiting |
| WHO | Geneva, Switzerland | Enrolling By Invitation |
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