Coordination

 

JOAQUIM CARDADOR DOS SANTOS

Chairman of the board

 

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MIRIEME FERREIRA

Technical coordinator

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Organogram
Composed of all the associated municipalities.
One technician for each associated municipality.
Composed of five elected municipalities. Currently Seixal, Lisbon, Montijo, Setúbal and Torres Vedras.
Statutes

Published in Diário da República – III Série (N.º 5/98 january 7th 1998). Modified and approved in Intermunicipal Assembly of May 9th 2011.

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Partnerships

The Portuguese Healthy Cities Network is based on partnerships established with various entities towards a single goal: promoting health and improving quality of life. Partners:WHO - World Healt (...)
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The Healthy Cities approach recognizes the determinants of health and the need to work in collaboration across public, private, voluntary and community sector organizations. This way of working and thinking includes involving local people in decision-making, requires political commitment and organizational and community development, and recognizes the process to be as important as the outcomes.


World Health Organization

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HEALTHY
CITIES
.
Alenquer
.
Alfândega da Fé
.
Almada
.
Almodôvar
.
Alvito
.
Amadora
.
Amares
.
Avis
.
Azambuja
.
Barrancos
.
Barreiro
.
Beja
.
Braga
.
Bragança
.
Calheta (Azores)
.
Castro Marim
.
Chamusca
.
Coimbra
.
Cuba
.
Figueira da Foz
.
Golegã
.
Gondomar
.
Grândola
.
Guarda
.
Lagoa
.
Lagoa (Azores)
.
Lisboa
.
Loulé
.
Loures
.
Lourinhã
.
Lousã
.
Maia
.
Matosinhos
.
Miranda do Corvo
.
Monchique
.
Monção
.
Montijo
.
Odemira
.
Odivelas
.
Oeiras
.
Palmela
.
Penafiel
.
Pombal
.
Ponta Delgada
.
Portimão
.
Porto
.
Porto Santo
.
Póvoa de Lanhoso
.
Ribeira Grande
.
Santo Tirso
.
São Roque do Pico
.
Seixal
.
Serpa
.
Sesimbra
.
Setúbal
.
Soure
.
Tavira
.
Tábua
.
Torres Vedras
.
Valongo
.
Viana do Alentejo
.
Viana do Castelo
.
Vidigueira
.
Vila Franca de Xira
.
Vila Nova de Famalicão
.
Vila Real
 A healthy municipality is one that continually 
 creates and improves its physical 
 and social environments 
The Portuguese Healthy Municipalities Network is an association formally established on October 10th 1997. It is under the political and technical co-ordination of the Municipality of Seixal.

News
2023-01-31

Online Calendar of Activities: february 2023

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2023-01-26

Debate «General State of Health»

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2022-12-29

Online Calendar of Activities: january 2023

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NOTÍCIAS DATA
Online Calendar of Activities: february 2023 - Part 3 2023-02-01
Online Calendar of Activities: february 2023 2023-01-31
Online Calendar of Activities: february 2023 - Part 2 2023-01-31
Online Calendar of Activities: february 2023 - Part 1 2023-01-31
Debate «General State of Health» 2023-01-26
Online Calendar of Activities: january 2023 - Part 1 2022-12-29
Online Calendar of Activities: january 2023 2022-12-29
Online Calendar of Activities: december 2022 - Part 3 2022-12-06
Online Calendar of Activities: december 2022 2022-12-06
Online Calendar of Activities: december 2022 - Part 1 2022-12-06

 

 

 

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