Capacity Building Program

(4 modules)

M1.Genesis of Engagement: Initial Methodology

This module is rooted in the initial methodology developed in Italy, serving as a foundational framework for community engagement and participation in physical activity initiatives. It draws upon the experiences and best practices established in Italy, offering insights into effective strategies for generating interest, building partnerships, and fostering a culture of active living at the local level.

M2.Fostering Inclusive Communities: Strategies for Inclusiveness

In this module, the emphasis is on promoting inclusivity and ensuring equitable access to physical activity opportunities for all members of the community. It delves into strategies for overcoming barriers to participation and creating welcoming environments that embrace diversity.

M3.Data Proficiency for Evaluation: Collection and Analysis

Coming soon

M4.Refinement and Implementation: Final Adapted Methodology

Coming soon

M1.Genesis of Engagement: Initial Methodology

This module is rooted in the initial methodology developed in Italy, serving as a foundational framework for community engagement and participation in physical activity initiatives. It draws upon the experiences and best practices established in Italy, offering insights into effective strategies for generating interest, building partnerships, and fostering a culture of active living at the local level.

M2.Fostering Inclusive Communities: Strategies for Inclusiveness

In this module, the emphasis is on promoting inclusivity and ensuring equitable access to physical activity opportunities for all members of the community. It delves into strategies for overcoming barriers to participation and creating welcoming environments that embrace diversity.

M3.Data Proficiency for Evaluation: Collection and Analysis

Coming soon

M4.Refinement and Implementation: Final Adapted Methodology

Coming soon

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