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Table 1 Characteristics of NOPREN members participating in the network evaluation (N = 124), 2020–2021

From: The value of the Nutrition and Obesity Policy Research and Evaluation Network in advancing the evidence base for effective nutrition and obesity policy: assessment using the Consolidated Framework for Collaborative Research

Characteristic

Survey Participants, (n = 106)

Interview Participants, (n = 18)

Demographics

Gender, n (%)

  Female

99 (94)

18 (100)

  Male

6 (6)

0 (0)

Age, y, n (%)

  20–29

12 (11)

1 (6)

  30–39

42 (40)

10 (56)

  40–49

27 (26)

5 (28)

  50–59

12 (11)

2 (11)

  ≥ 60

13 (12)

0 (0)

Race/Ethnicity, n (%)

  White

83 (79)

14 (77)

  Black

6 (6)

1 (6)

  Hispanic

1 (1)

0 (0)

  Asian or Pacific Islander

4 (4)

0 (0)

  Multiracial

8 (8)

3 (17)

  Native American

0 (0)

0 (0)

  Do not wish to answer or Other

3 (3)

0 (0)

Affiliation/Membership

Career level

  Early career

39 (37)

 

  Mid-career

43 (41)

 

  Senior

24 (23)

 

Professional affiliation

  Academic

74 (71)

11 (61)

  Non- profit organization

13 (12)

4 (22)

  Federal/state/local government

10 (9)

1 (6)

  Other

8 (8)

2 (10)

Work Group involvement

  COVID-19

25

6

  Drinking Water

8

1

  Early Childhood

15

6

  Food Policy Council

4

2

  Food Security

36

4

  Food Service Guidelines

10

1

  Healthy Food Retail

22

6

  Rural Food Access

13

3

  School Wellness

16

5

Membership duration

  < 1 year

35 (33)

5 (28)

  1–3 years

27 (25)

7 (39)

  3–5 years

19 (18)

3 (17)

  5–10 years

21 (20)

2 (11)

  > 10 years

4 (4)

1 (6)