A decade ago, at the Fifth Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health in Parma, Italy, Member States of the WHO European Region made a commitment “…to provide each child by 2020 with access to healthy and safe environments and settings of daily life in which they can walk and cycle to kindergartens and schools, and to green spaces in which to play and undertake physical activity”. As we are year 2020 actually, Do you know any country that fully reached such a commitment? What do you think about it?
Wishing good health to all of you.
Zydi
Dear Zydi,
Most of Europe countries are this (for example Germany and the UK ).
Outside Europe I would look towards Aotearoa New Zealand. You should read through some policies developed here.
Active Play Guidelines for Under-fives - Ministry of Health - https://www.movingsmart.co.nz/resources/file/Sit_Less_Move_More_Sleep_Well.pdf
Getting to school - http://www.gw.govt.nz/getting-to-school/
Active Travel Action curriculum - http://www.gw.govt.nz/ata/
Movin' March - https://www.movinmarch.com/
Dear Zydi;
Thank you for your response. For example, Berlin, Aachen and Hamburg in Germany offer every child everyday access to a healthy and safe environment in which they can run and cycle to kindergarten if they want to.
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