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The Greens want to fund the Verbraucherzentrale (consumer advice center) well, strengthen class actions and improve digital consumer protection. This includes a Bundesrat initiative that would also regulate online marketplaces such as Temu or Shein more strictly.

The Greens want to protect shoppers better. The consumer advice center should get enough money. It helps people who have problems with companies. Online sellers like Temu or Shein should face stricter rules.

The Center for European Consumer Protection in Kehl is also to get more money. A new concept for consumer education is to be drawn up with everyone involved, independent of business interests and led by the responsible ministry. The Bundesrat initiative is meant to close legal gaps identified by the EU Commission's digital fairness check. Outreach consumer work in neighborhoods is to continue; linking it to the "Quartier 2030" program is being examined.

The Greens want to modernize gyms, pools and sports fields through a state program and extend the Solidarpakt Sport (the state's funding agreement with organized sports). The allowance for volunteer coaches is to rise again in the next legislative term.

The Greens want to renew gyms, swimming pools and sports fields. Sports clubs will keep getting money from the state. Volunteer coaches should get more money. Children should be able to learn to swim.

The "Sportstätten fit 2032" program is meant to make facilities energy-saving, barrier-free and resilient to the effects of climate change. The Solidarpakt Sport is the agreement between the state and organized sports on funding. Pools are to be secured, and schools and clubs are to get help with swimming lessons. Volunteers in sports are to face less red tape. The platform describes sports facilities as places where people of different backgrounds and social groups come together.

The Greens want to make physical activity part of the school day and link all-day schools more closely with sports clubs. Major sporting events are to be tied to sustainability standards, and sports should be open to all groups.

Children should be active every day. Schools should work with sports clubs. Big sports events should protect the environment. Everyone should be able to do sports.

The platform calls for fixed activity periods in schools and simpler funding applications. Investment in major sporting events is to depend on social, economic and environmental standards, and travel plans are to be drawn up with rail, public transit and organizers. The stadium alliances between clubs, fan projects, authorities and police are to be kept and developed. In elite sports, dual careers are to be supported through counseling and partnerships with universities and companies. The platform also backs programs for people with disabilities, for girls and women, and good conditions for e-sports.