Creating the Right Atmosphere of a Healthy City
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  • Healthy City
  • Creating the Right Atmosphere of a Healthy City

Creation of a Healthy, Energetic Living Environment

Healthy, Energetic School Life Project

Walking to school/home

Walking to school/home
(30min)

Starting the day with stretching

Starting the day with stretching
(10min)

Keep standing in class

Keep standing in class
(40min)

Playing around during playtime

Playing around during playtime
(20min)

Active lunch hour

Active lunch hour
(20min)

Sweating in PE class

Sweating in PE class
(40min)

Creation of a Healthy, Energetic City Atmosphere

Expansion of sports facilities

Expansion of sports facilities

Expansion of sports facilities

Expansion of sports facilities

Expansion of sports facilities

Expansion of sports facilities

Expansion of sports facilities

Expansion of sports facilities

Playground for Humanities

Ollie GO! Naeri GO! Stair-climbing campaign

  • Posting the benefits of stair-climbing and calorie consumption information in front of elevators of apartment buildings and hospitals, the "Apartment building stair-climbing" campaign can help create a healthy city environment by encouraging residents to practice stair-climbing as regular activity in their everyday lives.
Stair-climbing campaign
  • 1
    Brain
    Improves the mood
  • 2
    Heart
    Circulates the bllod to prevent cardiovascular disorders such as high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis
  • 3
    Back
    Improves backache by developing back and abdominal muscles
  • 4
    Stomach
    Prevents obesity through burning up calories
  • 5
    Knees
    Relieves pain by strengthening ligaments and muschles around kness
  • 6
    Bones
    Prevents osteoporosis by strengthening muscles and bones

Strengthening of international cooperative network/ Chair of AFHC Steering Committee (2018-2020)

  • Promoting international exchanges with healthy cities who joined the WHO AFHC for the Western Pacific region
  • Vitalization of international exchanges with healthy cities that have joined the WHO AFHC in the Western Pacific Region