Health and Productivity Management has been promoted in Japan since 2014. Certification criteria for Health and Productivity Management include the improvement of employee health literacy. This report provides an overview of the "Eat, Sleep, Walk" health literacy development project using ICT+incentives+nudges developed for companies, and describes its preliminary evaluation and challenges.
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