The Impact of Government Interventions in Tackling Childhood Obesity in London

Research Proposal

RESEARCH PROPOSAL
Research Title: “The impact of government interventions in tackling childhood (5-12 years)
obesity in London”
PARTICULARS DESCRIPTION
Research Title “To the impact of government interventions in tackling childhood (5-12
years) obesity in London”.
Introduction Obesity a complex and critical disease which involves an excess amount
is body fat. Obesity is a medical problem that increases the risk for
human beings to get into contact and entangled with other diseases and
health problems like diabetes, heart problems, high blood pressure and
cancer. Opacity can be caused due to several factors but it is generally
caused by eating a lot of food and making very little body movements.
Obesity in childhood is a very serious medical condition that affects
children and adolescents. It creates a lot of trouble because of the extra
pounds often start collecting creating several health problems for the
child suffering from it. Due to obesity the diseases which were once
known as adult problems such as diabetes and high blood pressure are
now being found in in children's aging 12 years and even 5 years. The
research study will be revolving around the problem of obesity
children's are facing in early years of their childhood as well as the
impacts imposed by governments interventions. The research proposal
will be acting as an outline of the entire research project. The research
proposal will be demonstrating the nationals for choosing the respective
topic for the study. Along with it research methodology that is the
processes and the techniques which will be used by researcher for
collecting appropriate information and developing informed conclusions
at the end are determined and described as well. At the end timeline is
also produced for the project which will be determining the time frames
of the entire research project and specific dates for every activity to be
conducted and when it will be ending.

Background and
Rational for the
study
Background:
The research agenda for the topic on which the in-depth studies will be
conducted is to identify the impacts which is being imposed by the
governments interventions developed for fighting Obesity cases in
children aging 5 to 12 years. The research study is critically focus upon
the interventions developed and their results over the population of
London that is children of 5 to 12 years of age living in London. The
research will be conducted for addressing number of questions and for
completing the objectives of the study. The entire project will be
completed with the help of different research tools and techniques along
with using various methods of collecting appropriate data and making
productive conclusions out of it for supporting the end outcome of the
study. Obesity is becoming a serious concern for different generations
now and specifically for children’s as it is making them vulnerable and
attacking their safety and a possibility live a healthy life. The research
topic is revolving around the impact of interventions introduced by
government in London for children’s ageing from 5 to 12 years.
Rational:
The main reason behind conducting the study on the respective topic of
obesity and the government intervention as well as their helpfulness for
children’s is to identify more critical facts and figures relating to the
disease. Also the scope of the research study is very productive and
wide through it number of people that is the targeted audiences will be
benefited buy fresh and updated knowledge they will be receiving in
regards to the respective topic. The entire research will be conducted
with the help of primary and secondary data where literatures of
different writers and experts will be used for correcting factual
information and then with the help of questionnaire statistical data can
be stored for making comparison and extracting effective conclusions.
Research Aims and
Objectives
Research Aim:
“To explore the impact of government in tackling child obesity (5-12) in