Access & Quality of Food

Last Update: 3/15/21

Access and Quality of Food

This intervention will allow our region to further:

Coordinate multiple organizational efforts addressing aspects of food insecurity, food access and food nutritional quality into a high impact sustainable effort
Analyze and address regional food deserts
Enable food value chain job development simultaneous to addressing food insecurity
Introduce food farmacy efforts and establish a sustainable plan

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THRIVE Access & Quality of Foods Mini Dashboard

Compared to MI Counties, MiHIA has a value of 10.8% which is in the worst 25% of regions. Regions in the best 50% have a value lower than 8.6% while regions in the worst 25% have a value higher than 10.3%.

Families Living Below Poverty Level
(Compared to MI Counties)

Compared to MI Counties, MiHIA has a value of 16.5% which is in the 2nd worst quartile of regions. Regions in the best 50% have a value lower than 15.3% while regions in the worst 25% have a value higher than 16.7%.

Food Insecurity Rate
(Compared to MI Counties)

This is a collection of all the data indicators currently available on the Dashboard that have anything to do with the topics of access to and quality of food in the MiHIA region.

Access & Quality of Food Data Indicators

Up to Date Progress

We believe that monitoring the progress of our interventions is a essential process that comes into play between setting and attaining a desired end. Continuous, up-to-date progress-tracking is the best way to ensure that the objectives are translated into action.

Implementation Stage Expansion Stage Scaling Stage Sustainability Stage

The progress-tracking graphic above is a handy visual aid designed for a "quick glance" update. The graphic color will update as we continue towards a path of successful completion of this intervention.

Key

Red: Signifies no work has been completed
Orange: Signifies a plan has been created to begin work on the intervention
Yellow: Signifies action has been created for the intervention
Light Green: Signifies action has begun towards executing all of the objectives and some strategies are completed
Dark Green: Signifies significant progress towards completion of all objectives

Intervention Progress per Objective and Strategy

Learn more by exploring the objectives below

Objective 1: Under Development

Strategy 1.1 - Under Development
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- Data:
- Target Completion Date:
- Progress Highlights and Significance:

Type	Title	Topics	Resource Date
	Access & Quality of Food Data Indicators All indicators currently available on the Dashboard that have to do with food and nutrition. Location: MiHIA (Region)	Health / Physical Activity	November 18, 2020