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A successful close of the Anniversary Conference

The 20th IUHPE World Conference on Health Promotion was focusing on health, equity and sustainable development. The coming months and years will tell if we have reached the main goal of our meeting which was to build bridges between health promotion and sustainable development.

 
There is a good chance that we will achieve this as the conference has been a resounding success with more than 2,200 participants attending from 123 countries and all continents. For all those involved, it has been an impressive gathering, with participants having the choice between a variety of events, ranging from poster sessions and oral presentations to plenary sessions, all in all more than 2,000 events - a flood of information and many opportunities for a lively debate.

The inspiring insights will now provide us with a strong impetus to follow this up in our day-to-day professional practice and life. We wish all participants of the 2010 IUHPE World Conference every success and would like to thank you for their enthusiastic contributions. We are already looking forward to the next World Conference which is due to be held in 2013 in Pattaya, Thailand.
Michael Sparks, President, IUHPE
Thomas Mattig, Director of Health Promotion Switzerland



Constructive Critical Voice on the World Stage

  Health promotion and sustainable development are a part of much larger process and a web of complex global issues that will have to be addressed in the years ahead, concluded the speakers of the closing session ‘Economic Change and Global Challenges.’ Our well-being is affected by policies, globalization, the economy and the environment, which is one of the major challenges we are facing today and in the future. It will be the task of the international community to analyze the complex connections and interactions and to deal with the issues in a sustainable manner. Read more



How Facebook, Twitter and SMS bring health promotion forward


The tiny room, in which the possibilities of new media in health promotion were discussed, was bursting at the seams. The interest of conference participants to use tools like Web 2.0, SMS, Facebook and Twitter for information procuration and campaign work was impressing.

In health promotion, the expectations of new media are generally high. Never before had financing of a project been so easy, explained Judy Gold from the Burnet Institute in Melbourne, Australia. Read more



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Circus: Geneva in the Hands of Artists and Jugglers

The poetic puppet show „Marionetas en Libertad“ from Argentina appeals to children and grown-ups alike. The evening performance of the French brothers Charles and Stone with their hilarious juggling act is entertainment at its best. Both productions are part of the Festival „ Genève capitale internationale du Monde du cirque,“ which currently takes place at Parc des Bastions. The Argentine puppets have their appearance at 2, 4 and 6 in the afternoon, while the jugglers of „Compagnie tout par terre“ will blow you away starting at 8 p.m.

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