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Workshops across six CityMove partner cities brought together more than 50 participants to reflect on how physical activity actions are assessed, prioritised and delivered. How should cities decide which physical activity initiatives to invest in? While increasing physical activity is often the primary goal, city decision-making involves much more than measuring health outcomes. Local authorities,…
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In response to these challenges, the Early Action in Ljubljana focuses on developing a digital tool that could encourage adolescents to be more active in their everyday environments.
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Within CityMove, the Health Kiosk is one of Antwerp’s late-stage actions. The researchers from the University of Antwerp are working with partners to understand how the kiosk operates, who it reaches and what enables its impact…
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The Greenbelt now serves as a meeting point for a range of activities, from tree planting to trekking races, guided tours and recreational events. Many of these activities are led not only by the municipality but also by local runners’ groups, research teams and neighbourhood brigades.
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Stakeholder Mapping and SWOT Analysis of the Walk Along the Wire Physical Activity Intervention…
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The Walk Along the Wire has been organised since 1946, with its current format established in 1957 on the weekend closest to 9 May, Ljubljana’s Liberation Day. The event is non-competitive and inclusive, welcoming families, schools, older adults and recreational athletes.
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The poster by Nataša Stojnić from the CityMove Ljubljana team, explored what truly motivates adolescents to be physically active, and how gender shapes these motivations. The results offered a clear message…
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CityMove presented the results of the Slovenian study, which focused on the development of a mobile application and on adolescents’ attitudes towards physical activity.
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The Happiness Centres are designed to ensure that everyone, regardless of age or socioeconomic background, has access to modern spaces where they can be active, explore hobbies and connect with others.
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Through participatory mapping activities, community members and local social and green partners identified the walking areas within 2-8 kilometres and a 20-kilometre cycling route that follows the River Schie. The map connects 13 green and community spaces, including a historic estate, an interactive urban farm, educational gardens, museums, parks, and playgrounds.
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