Decades ago, physical activity was essential to daily life, but technological advancements have led to a significant decline in activity levels globally. 

According to the WHO’s 2022 report, over 80% of adolescents don’t meet recommended activity levels for health. By 2025, an estimated 2.7 billion adults will be living with obesity, and nearly 500 million people will develop lifestyle-related diseases by 2030. This inactivity costs health systems $27 billion annually, projected to rise to $300 billion by 2030, straining economies and reducing productivity. Immediate action is necessary. 

WHO’s action plan calls for the creation of active systems, environments, societies, and individuals. Developing fundamental movement skills in children requires sustained effort and supervision, but decades of neglect have left many unable to perform basic movements. Physical literacy is crucial for encouraging children to engage in diverse physical activities and can help reverse declining activity levels. 

UNESCO advocates for fostering physical literacy through Quality Physical Education (QPE) to cultivate a healthier generation. School PE programs are vital for providing the necessary physical activity. To address this, OGI INTERNATIONAL SPORTS Pvt. Ltd. aims to promote physical literacy globally. After extensive research, we’ve created the “OGI VOO” app to deliver an innovative PE curriculum for students in grades K-12.