About the conference
Inspiration and professional development for professionals involved in promoting physical activity for public health.
The Sports Summit (Träffpunkt Idrott) conference brings together representatives from municipalities and regions, the sports movement, politics, academia, business, and media. The conference attracts around 1,000 participants from across Sweden and the rest of the Nordic countries.
As a conference attendee, you will benefit from an inspiring and knowledge-focused program with workshops that provide valuable tools and conditions for your continued work. Over three days, you can gather experiences that will help you grow in your role and contribute to making your organization even better and stronger.
- Listen to decision-makers discussing key strategic issues.
- Learn from the experiences of colleagues and other municipalities.
- Stay updated on the latest knowledge.
- Engage in dialogue about future challenges.
The program is designed for professionals involved in promoting physical activity for public health.
Future urban planning and collaboration in focus in this year's conference program.
There is growing interest in how urban planning can enable and stimulate everyday physical activity. The need for new facilities, especially swimming pools, is urgent in many municipalities. Equally relevant for the sector are issues of sustainability, digitalization, and equality. With limited municipal resources, attention is turning towards new solutions as well as regional initiatives. The importance of stronger collaboration at all levels is increasing and is essential for creating equitable public health, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to be active.
With this in mind, this year’s program focuses on future urban planning and collaboration. Over the course of three days, five themes will be explored, each addressing how we can collectively create important change and renewal during challenging times, balancing economic, social, and environmental considerations. Four of the five themes will run throughout the entire conference, while the international theme will be concentrated on Wednesday, featuring lectures in English.