The Entretiens Jacques Cartier (EJC) is a French-speaking platform for exchange and research between the Rhône-Alpes region, France and Québec, Canada. This annual event alternates between the Québec region and the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region each year.
This year, the WHO Academy will host a seminar as part of the event that explores the social acceptability of the ecological transition, which often faces resistance to change. It highlights how health, emphasized since the COVID-19 crisis, can act as a lever for sustainable urban transformations, linking urban planning with health-promoting public policies.
Event website: L’acceptabilité sociale de la transition écologique (volet 2) : urbanité et santé | Entretiens Jacques Cartier
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Children play at a park in Phnom Penh. Physical activity in children and adolescents promotes bone health, supports healthy muscle growth and development, and enhances motor and cognitive skills.
Children play at a park in Phnom Penh. Physical activity in children and adolescents promotes bone health, supports healthy muscle growth and development, and enhances motor and cognitive skills.
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