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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Different stakeholders from the city administration of Copenhagen have met several times since the project has started.» more
The Conference took part on 30 September and 1 October 2010» more
The Athens Municipal Crèches and Child Care Centers (DBA), after the decision of the Chairman, Mrs Hera Valsamaki, and the Board of Directors, organizes the Pan-Hellenic Conference of Early Childhood Educators entitled: “Physical Education and Sports Culture for the Children of European Cities, Important Factors for the Promotion of their Health and Holistic Development”.» more
Children drawing for sports - what do children associate with physical activity and sports? The Athens Municipal Crèches and Child Care Centres invite children to print for it.» more
Aiming the creation of a Pan-Hellenic network, Athens got in contact to the childcare centres of all Greek municipalities through the Central Union of Municipalities and Communities of Greece (KEDKE). » more
Copenhagen talked to the other nordic capitals about existing projects and approaches on the nordic capital meeting on June 2-4, 2010. The Best-Practice-Examples will be find in our database soon.» more
The third round table again gave new impulses for common actions and a lots of information about existing approaches» more
How can daily exercise of children be promoted? What do successful measures focus on? Which measures can be extended and applied to other cities in Europe? Which programmes are concentrated with physical activity among children? These were just a few questions discussed during the partner workshop in Stuttgart, which was also enriched by the participation of Jacob Kornbeck, representative of the European Commission. » more
Presentation of the project "You need exercise" on the annual conference "Cities for children" (www.cities-for-children.eu)» more
Stuttgart is setting up an exercise programme for children in kindergarten aged 3 to 6.» more
EU Sport Forum Madrid» more
State Capital Stuttgart
Department for Sports and Physical Activity
Nadlerstr. 4 70173 Stuttgart Germany
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