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MOVE - European Physical Activity Promotion Forum // Tietgensgade 65, 1701 Copenhagen, Denmark // Tel: +45 33 29 80 26 / / hm@isca-web.org |
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ISCA launches the European MOVE WEEK
At the occasion of the SPORTVISION2012 Conference hosted within the framework of the Danish Presidency of the European Union, the International Sport and Culture Assoction ISCA has announced the ... Read more
ISCA launches the European MOVE WEEK
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European Championship in Club Innovation 2013
In support of the vision ‘100 million more EU citizens active in sport and physical activity by 2020’ the Danish Gymnastics and Sports Associations (DGI) and International Sport and ... Read more
European Championship in Club Innovation 2013
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MOVE Call draws a lot of interest
Partnership. That is what connected Andrew Power to the MOVE project. Current supporting the strategic coordination of physical activity in County Durham and the chair of the CPD committee in ... Read more
MOVE Call draws a lot of interest
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MOVE call for good practices off to a flying start
ISCA has received the first project descriptions in response to the MOVE call for good practices that was launched at the MOVE2011 congress in Paris on 19-23 October. “We are off to a flying ... Read more
MOVE call for good practices off to a flying start
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International HESE workshop in Copenhagen
It is our pleasure to invite you to our first (HESE) Health Enhancing Sport Exercise workshop. We develop the HESE program to raise awareness, to motivate and to offer practical support for ... Read more
International HESE workshop in Copenhagen
ISCA launches the European MOVE WEEK
At the occasion of the SPORTVISION2012 Conference hosted within the framework of the Danish Presidency of the European Union, the International Sport and Culture Assoction ISCA has announced the ... Read more
"Physical Activity paves the way for a good life on so many levels..." Read more »
"Socially disadvantaged groups face many barries for an acative lifestyle..." Read more »
"In MOVE we have the opportunity to combine rigorous research with..." Read more »
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The MOVE project is founded on the premise that everybody is entitled to enjoy the many benefits of physical activity regardless of who they are and where they live. With MOVE, ISCA, eight associated partners and fifteen collaborating partners will join forces to take up the challenge of promoting physical activity among socially disadvantaged groups. Read more »
The MOVE project aims to identify, qualify and implement good practices in cross-cutting community initiatives to promote health-enhancing physical activity in socio-economically disadvantaged areas. In this way, the project will contribute to reduce the numerous risk factors of physical inactivity outlined above. Read more »
The MOVE project will focus on experiences that have been successful in targeting the following groups living in disadvantaged urban or rural areas with socioeconomic challenges: (a) youth, (b) ethnic minorities and immigrants, (c) girls and women and (d) seniors. Read more »
The MOVE project aims to elaborate, develop as well as organize: (a) good practice handbook and guidelines, (b) WeMOVE web platform, (c) pilot projects and (d) MOVE2011 and MOVE2013 congresses. Read more »
The partner organizations in MOVE will promote the initiatives identifi ed as good practices and use learning points from the practices as a stepping stone to developing new initiatives in the fi eld of healthenhancing physical activity. Read more »
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Aims, activities, partners, perspectives and target group! Find out more about the MOVE project! Read more »
The MOVE project is supported by the European Commission's Executive Agency for Health and Consumers, under the "Health Programme 2008-2013: Together for health". Read more »
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