Greetings from Petra Roth
As the mayor of the city of Frankfurt, I cordially welcome all guests to MOVE 2010 European Congress on Sport for All and Health – A Strategic Partnership in our city. I am delighted that the German Gymnastics Federation (DTB) is organizing this congress. Frankfurt, as a sporting city, offers a large variety of excellent options for our citizens to participate in Sport for All activities. Sport is a commonly accepted part of our lives, however doing sport and physical activity is not implicit. Often, and unfortunately, work and other leisure activities don’t leave enough time for additional sports activities. But sport is more than an leisure activity. It is an important factor for personal well-being, physically, mentally and socially. Therefore it is critically important to continue to promote and increase health through sports. I am delighted by the large number of initiatives from regional and national organisations aiming to promote and increase health through sport. Both the Congress organisers and myself are certain that the Congress will be a success and will help to build a network between and profile the current status of the relationship between health and sport. I wish all participants an enjoyable stay in our city, and a productive and informative Congress. Your Mayor Petra Roth
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On behalf of the Congress partners, International Sport and Culture Association (ISCA), Confederation of European Sport Santé (CESS), the European Sport For All Network (ESFAN, regional body of The Association For International Sport for All - TAFISA) and the Congress host, the German Gymnastics Federation (Deutscher Turner-Bund - DTB), we cordially invite YOU to:
MOVE2010 SPORT FOR ALL AND HEALTH: A STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP
20-24 October 2010
Frankfurt am Main, Germany
This topic has been specifically chosen in response to the demand from colleagues in the Sport for All and health sectors to address critical issues to their development, such as creating successful campaigns, developing strategies for organisational and program development, networking at a city or local, national, regional and international level and recognising and developing quality Sport for All and health programs.
National and international speakers will present new strategies and understandings, as well as best-practice examples from and for organisations operating in the field of health enhancing physical activity.
We eagerly await your arrival as one of more than 250 international participants at MOVE 2010!
Yours sincerely,
Rainer Brechtken – DTB President
Mogens Kirkeby – ISCA President
Toni Llop – CESS President
Joel Raynaud – ESFAN President Read more »
For more information please contact MOVE2010 Congress secretariat. MOVE 2010 Congress Secretariat c/o Deutscher Turner-Bund Otto-Fleck-Schneise 8 60528 Frankfurt/Main E-mail : move2010@dtb-online.de Web: www.move2010.info Tel: 0049 - 69 - 67801-215 Fax: 0049 – 69 - 67801-99-215 Read more »
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MOVE2010 Congress aims
MOVE2010 will: - provide a platform for debate, experience sharing and state-ofthe-art inspiration for all stakeholders related to sport for all and health.
- initiate cross-sectoral cooperation and partnerships in this area, especially between sport associations, health professionals, political decision makers and private sector representatives.
- lay the foundation for international networks to enhance continuous exchanges and cooperation between practitioners and organisational leaders from the different sectors working with health and sport for all.
MOVE2010 target group
MOVE2010 invites diverse target groups from sport associations to doctors, from political decision makers to physiotherapists, from private businesses to international interest groups, from sport federations to city administrators and urban planners. The diversity of stakeholders is crucial to the creation of a vibrant conference atmosphere. This diversity is also a reflection of the potential for cooperation between grassroots sports organisations, the public and the corporate sector. Practical cooperation between these sectors will enable physically active communities across Europe. Participants will consequently expand their networks, create valuable alliances and thereby benefit from joint participation in MOVE2010 - Sport for All and Health: A Strategic Partnership.
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