Obesity Prevention
Marketing Plan
Obesity Prevention Nonprofit Organizational Marketing Plan
The primary purpose of this report is to help investors understand the need for a program which will help reduce obesity throughout the UK and then less developed countries in Eastern Europe. The problem is that the environment that many developed countries have created for themselves advances obesity without intending to. There is also the danger among less developed countries, that are beginning to see some amount of prosperity, that they could have the same issues that the rest of the developed world is having (Hill, Wyatt & Peters, 2005).
The goal is to use a program that has been proven to be effective to make sure that people have the tools that they need to be able to combat obesity. The issue is that the predominance of obesity is among the poor and especially with women and children. Therefore, this program is designed to work with hospitals to seek out people who would be willing to enlist in a program that would provide education and support as they try to either reduce obesity where it is already occurring and to educate people so that the occurrence is lessened.
This program is endorsed by studies which have been conducted in clinical trials to see if it does indeed reduce obesity. The success rate was great enough that it the process was endorsed by hospitals and doctors across the UK. Much of the funding has come from these institutions and individuals.
Funding for this project comes from partners in the healthcare industry, doctors, corporate sponsors and from government grants. The funding is sufficient for the first three years of the project, and additional funds are already being elicited through further partnerships. The problem could be when the company moves into the foreign market. Since the goal is to make this a worldwide solution, it is necessary to begin in a test market of slowly developing countries in Eastern Europe. The countries chosen have been chosen for their base economies which are presently growing at a positive rate. The thinking is that these countries will have issues with obesity as many industrial nations do as they develop. The funding in these areas is not as firmly established, but startup costs are already being gained from foundations and corporate sponsorships in the UK.
Product
The two possible products that were discussed for this project were related to starting a company which provided some form of assistance related to either heart disease or obesity prevention. Both are problems that have plagued the developed nations of the world for some time, but both are becoming epidemic (if they are not already). Heart disease is a more dangerous immediate problem because it can cause death instantly. Obesity, on the other hand, is like many other killers (alcohol, high cholesterol) that take time to cause adverse effects, but many of these types of issues are more dangerous to the world as a whole. The reason that obesity is probably a the more dangerous of the two in the long run is that it is significantly linked to heart disease and to other very detrimental health effects. From;
"the Foresight Commission report Tackling Obesity: Future Choices states that in the UK obesity has doubled over the last 25 years, and that in England, nearly a quarter of adults and approximately 10% of children are now obese, with a further 20-25% of children overweight. They suggest that by 2025, 40% of Britons could be obese" (Colls & Evans, 2010).
This is in the UK alone, but research worldwide has shown that obesity is problematic in most nations. Also, its "co-morbidities'…include heart disease, some cancers, and type 2 diabetes" (Colls & Evans, 2010). Therefore, this product is going to be with regard to the worldwide obesity epidemic.
The product under discussion here will be a health related intervention that can decrease the incidence of obesity in the UK and other spots which the company decides to operate. The original launch will be in the UK with subsequent investigation into Eastern Europe as a possible secondary launch site. The intervention will be based on training poor women how to decrease their own greater tendency for obesity (Wakefield, 2004), and how they can help their children reduce the possibility of lifelong obesity themselves.
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