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2024, November 25th

Can More Activity in Schools Lead to Better Results?

Read our interview with Professor Per Morten Fredriksen, one of the speakers at the "Active School" conference hosted by Fredrikstad Municipality and organized as part of the PACTE+ project.

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Implementing Physical Active Learning in Fredrikstad Municipality

Article written by Christine Ihle Andersen, Hilde Solgaard and Vilde Sofie Svendsen in charge of the project active school in Fredrikstad.

The Limerick approach to Active Governance

To combat inactivity, the city of Limerick in Ireland, designated European city of sport in 2012, has launched several projects exploring active governance, both through a national approach and the European project Pacte+. Here’s a look back at the Irish city's experience with these management models.

Workshop on “Active workplace: exercise and sport in the company“

Next workshop on “Active workplace” in Graz

PACTE Project’s concluding webinar – REPLAY

For its final event, the PACTE project shared its findings, lessons learnt, and launched the Matrix for Change.

Promoting Active Cities Throughout Europe project’s ultimate event

Promoting Active Cities Throughout Europe is also coming to a close. After almost 3 years of collaboration and ambitious work, project partners prepare to offer a last memorable event to stakeholders through the ‘Become an Active City! Unveiling the PACTE project’s Matrix for Change’ event, that will be held on Thursday 26 November afternoon.

Sport at the European Week of Regions and Cities, a first!

The XVIIIth edition of the European Week of Regions and Cities kicked off Monday 5 of October in an unprecedented online format. Sport and Citizenship attended the event through two workshops on October 7: “Promoting Greener Sport in our regions”, and “Innovation Hubs for Sport&Vitality”. For the first time, sport-related workshops were included in the European Week of Regions and Cities programme. We are, therefore delighted to say that it was an interesting opportunity to find out more about the future of sport towards the greener transition put forward by the European Commission, especially regarding the regional dimension.