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Whole System Approach to Increasing Physical Activity

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Introduction[edit | edit source]

Providing leadership and coordination for the promotion of physical activity[edit | edit source]

Supporting development of children and adolescents[edit | edit source]

Promoting physical activity for all adults as part of a daily life[edit | edit source]

Promoting physical activity among older people[edit | edit source]

Supporting action through monitoring, surveillance, the provision of tools, enabling platforms, evaluation and research[edit | edit source]

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