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This study aims to present information on the surveillance, policy developments, and implementation of physical activity policies in the 28 European Union (EU) countries.Data was collected on the implementation of the EU Recommendation on health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA) across sectors. In line with the monitoring framework proposed in the Recommendation, a questionnaire was designed to capture...
Many local-level issues have direct parallels within broader transnational and global trends. Using practical examples, this article will share the learning from policy development for England within the broader European context, focusing particularly on the changing partnership dynamics and the opportunities afforded for policy development by the new communications technologies.
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