164 KB0 KB200520252017Golobič, MojcaJurak, GregorKovač, MarjetaMorrison, Shawnda A.Pavletič, PoljankaSember, VedranaStarc, Gregorštevilka:3/4letnik:65str. 138-143ISSN:0353-7455COBISSID:5211825URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-16UMWXUSslFakulteta za športŠport (Ljubljana)adolescentschildrenjavno zdravjemladinaotrociphysical activitypoliticspolitikapublic healthSLOfitsportšportšportna vzgojašportnovzgojni kartontelesna dejavnostSlovenski otroci so med telesno najbolj dejavnimi na svetu|Increasing physical activity of children and adolescents and reduction of related health risk factors is one of the pressing problems of modern society. With the aim to raise physical activity and health of Slovenian children and adolescents, Slovenia and other developed countries measure their outcomes. Slovenia joined the World Active Initiative Kids Global Alliance in 2016 to monitor policy measures to increase the physical activity of children and adolescents. A group of Slovenian experts prepared a Report for Slovenia 2016 in international comparison Global Matrix 2.0. In this global analysis, 38 countries from 6 continents participated (representing 60% of the world's population). All countries assessed physical activity according to nine indicators following the uniform methodology: Overall physical activity; Organized sport participation; Active play; Active transport;Sedentary behaviours; Family and peers; School, Community and built environment and Government strategies and investments. The average estimates of all indicators were highest in Denmark, Slovenia and the Netherlands. Slovenia performed the best in the indicator of the school with the highest possible grade A and in the Overall physical activity with grade A-. The lowest rated indicator for Slovenia was Active play (grade D), while for Family and peers and the Community and the Built environment we did not report grade du to lack of the informationPovečanje telesne nedejavnosti otrok in mladine ter z njo poveznih zdravstvenih tveganj je eden perečih problemov sodobne družbe. Slovenija se je v letu 2016 pridružila svetovni pobudi Active Healthy Kids Global Alliance za spremljanje ukrepov politik, usmerjenih v povečanje telesne dejavnosti otrok in mladostnikov. Skupina slovenskih strokovnjakov je v okviru mednarodne primerjave Global Matrix 2.0. pripravila poročilo za Slovenijo. V tej globalni analizi je sodelovalo 38 držav s 6 kontinentov, prebivalstvo teh držav pa predstavlja 60 % svetovne populacije. Vse države so telesno dejavnost ocenile po enotni metodologiji z devetimi kazalniki: celokupna telesna dejavnost; organizirano športno udejstvovanje; dejavna igra; telesno dejavni prihod v šolo in odhod iz šole; sedeči način življenja; družina in prijatelji; šola; skupnost in grajeno okolje; vladne strategije in vlaganja. Povprečne ocene vseh pokazateljev so bile najvišje na Danskem, v Sloveniji in na Nizozemskem. Slovenija se je najbolje odrezala v kazalniku šola z najvišjo oceno A in v celokupni telesni dejavnosti z oceno A-. Njen najnižje ocenjen kazalnik je bil dejavna igra (ocena D), medtem ko za kazalnika družina in prijatelji ter skupnost in grajeno okolje nimamo dovolj ustreznih podatkov za vrednotenjeTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Fakulteta za šport