Traduction de «Réseau Santé et Activité Physique » (Français → Anglais) :

Health-Enhancing Physical Activity Network (1) | Swiss Network for the Promotion of Health-Enhancing Physical Activities (2) [ hepa.ch ]

health-enhancing physical activity | HEPA [Abbr.]

Diet, Physical Activity and Health – a European Platform for Action | EU Platform for Action on Diet, Physical Activity and Health | EU Platform on Diet, Physical Activity and Health

European network for the promotion of health-enhancing physical activity | HEPA Europe

Swiss Network for the Promotion of Health-Enhancing Physical Activity [ hepa.ch ]

The 1992 International Conference on Physical Activity, Fitness and Health [ International Conference on Exercise, Fitness and Health ]

Guide to Healthy Physical Activity [ Canada's Guide to Healthy Physical Activity ]

create sport awareness in public health | promote sporting activities in public health | promote sport activities in public health | promote sport awareness in public health

International Conference on Exercise, Fitness and Health

Health and adapted physical activity

Nutrition and physical activity actions included a European weight disorder initiative, a campaign for the improvement of lifestyle related workplace health promotion, support for a network on physical activity and ageing, and a European schools network addressing childhood obesity.

Health and physical activity are so closely intertwined that enhancing physical activity is a key part of the 2007 White Paper "A Strategy for Europe on Nutrition, Overweight and Obesity related health issues"[6].

(2) The Commission will support an EU Health-Enhancing Physical Activity (HEPA) network and, if appropriate, smaller and more focussed networks dealing with specific aspects of the topic (3) The Commission will make health-enhancing physical activity a cornerstone of its sport-related activities and will seek to take this priority better into account in relevant financial instruments, including: The 7th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (lifestyle aspects of health); The Public Health Programme 2007-2013; The Youth and Citizenship programmes (cooperation between spo ...[+++]rt organisations, schools, civil society, parents and other partners at local level); The Lifelong Learning Programme (teacher training and cooperation between schools).

The Council in its 2012 conclusions on promoting HEPA acknowledged the need for additional action.[21] Building on the input from the Expert Group on Sport, Health and Participation (XG SHP), on contributions from stakeholders and on the results of a study, the Commission developed a new policy initiative on HEPA.[22] Based on this, the Council adopted a Recommendation on promoting HEPA across sectors in November 2013, which will support Member States in their efforts to develop and implement effective HEPA policies taking into account the EU Physical Activity Guidelines.[23] The Recommendation builds on existing ini ...[+++]tiatives regarding physical activity.