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Ferrero Group Sustainability Report 2022 Kinder Joy of moving Introduction Our sustainability progress Our reporting F Λ 81 V Since 2005, working with institutions, sports federations and private companies, Kinder Joy of moving has been encouraging children's natural inclination to be active, move and play, in the belief that a positive attitude toward movement can make today's children better adults tomorrow. The project is part of our 'Empower People' sustainability strategic pillar, which includes social activities that have a positive impact on people's lives and society. Year after year, Kinder Joy of moving acquires an increasingly international dimension. In 33 countries, the project is engaging 2.6 million children and their families to get active, enjoy moving, and develop life skills in a fun and joyful way. Among the new countries that have joined the programme, South Africa, for example, has seen the launch of a pilot project to implement the first training session on the Joy of moving method for over 30 teachers and principals of seven primary schools together with the local Basic Education Ministry. Kinder Joy of moving organises and supports physical education programmes in and out of schools, as well as sporting events for children and school competitions. It also runs multidisciplinary events to bring children closer to sport, collaborates with athletes and former champions to inspire youngsters, and supports research projects focused on the benefits of an active lifestyle. The project operates around the world with high-profile, qualified and expert partners, including public and private partners, institutions, universities, a total of 131 sports federations and associations, and 4 Olympic Committees, with an investment of more than 10.8 million euro. The Joy of Moving method and the activities it inspires The project is inspired by Joy of moving, a scientifically validated educational method that promotes growth through play and movement, thus developing key skills in four major areas: physical fitness, motor coordination, cognitive function and creativity, and life skills. At the heart of the project are the activities based on the method, letting children experience initiatives developed ad hoc and carried out by qualified experts or by instructors and teachers who have received specific training. The following activities take place in the school environment: Joy of moving has worked with Deakin University, to develop and evaluate the Australian Joy of moving research programme in Victorian primary schools, in collaboration with School Sport Victoria. • In Brazil, the project has been in schools since 2018, in partnership with the Education Ministry of Government of Minas Gerais and municipality of Poços de Calda. • In Mexico, thanks to the good results the project has seen throughout the past year, Ferrero has signed a new agreement with the System for the Integral Development of the Family (DIF) Guanajuato. With this commitment, Kinder Joy of moving will train 51 DIF collaborators as instructors in the Joy of moving programme, and they will then bring it to 2,400 children and their families in the most remote communities, as well as in homes throughout nine municipalities of Guanajuato. . In the UK, extra-curricular activities related to the method are planned and carried out with the English Football League Trust. In Italy, due to the positive results achieved in previous years, the Italian Ministry of Education has confirmed the validity of the Joy of moving method and decided to include it in school curricula for pre-schools and primary schools. The method is also included in the academic programme for students of Motor Sciences at the University of Brescia and the University of Turin. In India, Joy of moving was introduced in some schools in Pune at the end of 2022. WHATEVER THE GAM LET JOY WII
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