Outcomes the systems map provided stakeholders with a new perspective on the complexities of the system and provided a platform to network with organisations outside of their sectors. semi- structured interviews helped identify barriers and facilitators to working collaboratively and explored the political commercial environment of the system. furthermore, 19 potential interventions were identified from the workshop discussions. a selection of these will be discussed in detail in a third workshop in october 2020. conclusions the systems map alone will not increase walking levels across the entire system. however, it will provide stakeholders with a common visual language of the structure of the system. thus, enabling them to identify where they sit within the system and potential leverage points they can influence. furthermore, understanding the entire ecosystem of walking in cork through a systems map may prove useful in other contexts when approaching the complex problem of population-level

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• who: Peter Holler and colleagues from the Institute of Health and Tourism Management, FH JOANNEUM, BadDepartment of Sport Science and Sport, Friedrich-Alexander-University have published the research: Outcomes The systems map provided stakeholders with a new perspective on the complexities of the system and provided a platform to network with organisations outside of their sectors. Semi- structured interviews helped identify barriers and facilitators to working collaboratively and explored the political commercial environment of the system. Furthermore, 19 potential interventions were identified from the workshop discussions. A selection of these will be discussed in detail in a . . .
  

   

  

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