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WHO is pleased to announce the publication of the final report Getting children moving using active video games: a report of the GenMove programme - an initiative undertaken as part of WHO collaboration on the Healthy FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 – Creating a Legacy for Sport and Health project....

We, the Sport for Development Network Germany, would like to inform the newly elected government in Germany about the potential of sport and movement activities to significantly strengthen society and meet current social challenges through innovative solutions, creating sustainable impact.

Skate/worlds brings together writers, educators, and activists who research skateboarding as a prefigurative learning tool.

The document aims to promote sports and related activities to prevent crime and to effectively build resilience of at-risk youth.

This study used the RE-AIM framework to evaluate the full-scale implementation of a sport-based positive youth development (PYD) program—the 1616 Program.

As traditional sport participation stagnates or declines, flexible informal sporting forms are increasingly a focus for those with a vested interest in maximising participation in sport and physical activity.

This report explores the social and financial return on investment of inclusion of refugees and forcibly displaced persons through sport (IRTS).

The inclusion of refugees and other forcibly displaced persons through sport (Integration of Refugees Through Sport - IRTS) has emerged as an important area of research and practice over the past decade.

Sport for Development (SFD) leverages sports as a tool to support broader sustainable development goals, particularly in underserved communities worldwide.

Sport for development (SFD) has emerged as a significant field of activity and has increasingly been critiqued for focusing on micro-level initiatives as a remedy to larger scale social or structural issues. This has led numerous scholars to propose more political meso or macro level approaches...

ENGSO Youth final outcome of the Back to basics: Human Rights Education through Sport programme.

The IBU has published its Sustainability Report 2024 and Climate Transition Action Plan (CTAP).