How well does the plan make a case for health promotion action, including consideration of the burden of illness, determinants of health and the potential impact of health promotion action? (300...

How well does the plan make a case for health promotion action, including consideration of the burden of illness, determinants of health and the potential impact of health promotion action? (300 words)
2.    How well does the plan reflect strategic frameworks for health promotion action, such as (but not limited to) those outlined by the World Health Organisation? NB this does not require the document to specifically refer to these documents, but rather to reflect the principles and priorities that they recommend. (300 words)
3.    How well does the plan reflect underpinning principles and elements of effective health promotion, such as population reach and using evidence to support its recommendations? (300 words)
4.    How well does the plan reflect behaviour change theories and models to influence change in individuals and/or organisations? Again, the plan may not directly refer to these, but look for evidence that it is consistent the relevant principles and priorities for action. (300 words)

5.    Based on these reflections, and your general critical appraisal of the document, comment on the overall quality and likely effectiveness of the plan. If you have criticisms, comment on what you change to improve the document. (300 words)