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Physical Activity and Nutrition Plan Tracker
PAN PLAN Tracker
The Hawai‘i Physical Activity and Nutrition Plan 2013-2020 (PAN Plan 2020) describes strategies to increase physical activity and healthy eating, with long-term goals of reducing overweight, obesity, and chronic disease among all Hawai‘i residents. Its purpose is to provide a framework for policy makers, public and private organizations, and community members to work together to educate, advocate for policies, and build an environment that allows our residents to embrace a physically active and nutritionally sound lifestyle.

Hawai‘i can significantly increase physical activity and improve nutrition through collaborative, coordinated efforts of organizations, governments, and individuals working together to implement this updated Physical Activity and Nutrition Plan. Over 200 stakeholders from across the state provided guidance, expertise, and input for this plan. It focuses primarily on policy, systems, and environmental changes that will transform our communities, schools, work places, and health care so the healthy choice will be the easy choice.

Vision
We envision a future for Hawai‘i in which all residents are physically active, eat healthy food, and live in healthy communities.
 
Goals
Through healthyful eating and regular physical activity, Hawai‘i residents will:
          1.  Reduce their burden of disease;
          2.  Increase years of healthy life; and
          3.  Reduce health disparities.

The PAN Plan Tracker is funded by the Healthy Hawaii Initiative with support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.   

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Tracker for State: Hawaii
Indicator Current and Target Status
       
1. Long-Term Outcomes
Adult Fruit and Vegetable ConsumptionNew
Current: 11.4 percent
Target: 21.1 percent
Adults who Drink Non-Diet Soda or Pop at Least Once Per Day
Current: 21.5 percent
Target: 15 percent
Adults who Meet Aerobic and Strengthening Activity GuidelinesNew
Current: 23.8 percent
Target: 26 percent
Adults who Meet Aerobic Physical Activity GuidelinesNew
Current: 58.5 percent
Target: 64 percent
Adults who Meet Muscle Strengthening GuidelinesNew
Current: 32.1 percent
Target: 35 percent
Adults who Participate in Physical Activity Outside of WorkNew
Current: 78.7 percent
Target: 80.8 percent
Adults with a Healthy Body WeightNew
Current: 41.5 percent
Target: 44 percent
Adults with a Usual Source of Health CareNew
Current: 83.1 percent
Target: 83.9 percent
Infants Still Breastfeeding at 8 WeeksNew
Current: 78.2 percent
Target: 86.4 percent
Infants who were Breastfed at 6 Months
Current: 51.1 percent
Target: 60.6 percent
Infants who were Breastfed Exclusively Through 3 Months
Current: 42.6 percent
Target: 46.2 percent
Mothers who Ever BreastfedNew
Current: 95.6 percent
Target: 99 percent
Self-Reported Health Status of Good or BetterNew
Current: 85.0 percent
Target: 86.5 percent
Teen Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
Current: 17.5 percent
Target: 19.3 percent
Teens who Drink Non-Diet Soda or Pop at Least Once Per Day
Current: 17.5 percent
Target: 15 percent
Teens who Meet Physical Activity GuidelinesNew
Current: 21.0 percent
Target: 23.0 percent
Teens with 2 Hours or Less of Computer and Video Game TimeNew
Current: 63.4 percent
Target: 82.6 percent
Teens with 2 Hours or Less of TV TimeNew
Current: 68.3 percent
Target: 73.9 percent
Teens with a Healthy Body Weight
Current: 73.4 percent
Target: 76 percent
Young Teens who Meet Physical Activity GuidelinesNew
Current: 25.0 percent
Target: 27.5 percent
Young Teens with 2 Hours or Less of Computer and Video Game TimeNew
Current: 62.5 percent
Target: 100 percent
Young Teens with 2 Hours or Less of TV TimeNew
Current: 60.6 percent
Target: 86.8 percent
2. Media
Statewide Media Plan that Promotes Healthy Eating and Active LivingNew
Current: Target Not Met
3. Community Design and Access - Physical Activity
Workers Commuting by BicyclingNew
Current: 0.8 percent
Target: 0.9 percent
Workers Commuting by Public Transportation
Current: 6.1 percent
Target: 6.7 percent
Workers Commuting by Walking
Current: 4.6 percent
Target: 5.1 percent
4. Community Design and Access - Nutrition
Farmers Markets that Accept SNAP EBT TransactionsNew
Current: 27.0 percent
Target: 80.00 percent
Statewide Policies that Increase Access to Healthy FoodNew
Current: 0 policies
Target: 2 policies
5. Educational Systems
Assessment of Health and Physical Education Content and Performance in SchoolsNew
Current: Target Not Met
Certified Health and Physical Education TeachersNew
Current: Target Not Met
Health and Physical Education Requirements in Grades 6 to 8New
Current: Target Not Met
Integrated Wellness Guidelines in Childcare License RequirementsNew
Current: Target Not Met
National Recommendations for Health and Physical Education ClassesNew
Current: Target Not Met
Schools with Gardens Used for InstructionNew
Current: 95.4 percent
Target: 100 percent
Wellness Guidelines for Early ChildhoodNew
Current: Target Not Met
6. Health Care Systems
Births Occurring in Baby-Friendly Facilities
Current: 9.0 percent
Target: 100 percent
Infants who were Breastfed Exclusively Through 6 Months
Current: 20.7 percent
Target: 25.5 percent
Insurance Benefits for Nutritional and Physical Activity ServicesNew
Current: Target Not Met