Cities for Sports connects European cities and local organisations in terms of promoting everyday exercise within their sphere of influence. Cities for Sports delivers information about five areas of actions:
The HEPA-Handbook with the complete collection of the HEPA-Toolbox was presented on the "Fit for Life" conference in Stuttgart, March 19th 2014.
The Conference was organised by the State Capital Stuttgart in cooperation with the University of Bologna, the Regional Government of Extremadura and the cities of Limoges, Rotterdam and Warsaw and the Robert-Bosch-Hospital.
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“Erasmus for everyone” is the name of the new EU programme that financially supports the European cooperation in sports. » more
About 40 participants discussed about their experiences and upcoming challenges in the field of physical activity promotion. » more
The organization team is looking forward to the founding. The agenda is promising and demanding at once. » more
The European Commission published an evaluation report on present findings and conclusions on the first two years of implementation of Preparatory Actions in the field of sport. » more
After the end of the life span of the EU project „You need exercise!“ the stated work still has to be continued. The care of the best practice database has in particular high priority. Use the database, get inspired for own programmes by the ideas of others and submit more best practice examples for the whole network!» more
Learn more about objectives, methods and organisation of the network - the new information brochure helps you. » more
in the playground@landscape magazine» more
The final report of the project was delivered to the European Commission in March 2011.» more
The results and guidelines of the EU project ‚You need exercise!’ were presented in the frame of the EU Sport Forum in Budapest, 21 February – 22 February 2011. » more
A new version of the 28 Guidelines for municipalities on promoting children’s physical activity was issued by the five partner cities. The Guidelines are as of now available, read» more
Only several months after a letter of interest for participation in a European city network had been sent out, more than 60 European cities expressed their interest. » more
The objective is to jointly optimise the guidelines in a European exchange and, so to speak, they have been sent on a journey through the European municipalities. » more
It was the last Round Table during the project phase - but all participantes agreed about the continuation.» more
Experts from different companies together with the health and sports department discussed the possible collaboration on the new to start developments in the programme Lekker Fit!» more
State Capital Stuttgart
Department for Sports and Physical Activity
Nadlerstr. 4 70173 Stuttgart Germany
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