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The Greens want to keep funding grassroots and competitive sports according to need and renovate sports facilities. Clubs are to become more inclusive and get support for anti-discrimination work.

The Greens want to keep giving sports enough money. Gyms and fields should be repaired. People with disabilities should be able to join in everywhere. Nobody should be treated badly in a club.

The guideline is the sports development plan "Sportland Schleswig-Holstein," whose measures would be carried out in the agreed order of priority. Sports facilities are to be renovated for accessibility and energy efficiency. Para sports should become a fixed part of club offerings; training for coaches would grow and buying special equipment would become easier. Women and inter, non-binary and trans people are to be supported in clubs and associations. In competitive sports, conditions for young athletes would be the focus.

The Greens want every child to learn to swim. To get there, they plan to fund more swimming facilities and strengthen swimming lessons in schools.

The Greens want all children to be able to swim. There should be more swimming pools. More teachers should be trained to teach swimming. Adults should get swimming courses too.

According to the platform, learning to swim depends on enough pools, available courses, and swimming lessons at school. The state would keep funding the expansion of swimming facilities. One tenth of the teachers at every school should be qualified to teach swimming. Together with municipalities, swimming clubs would get support to train and pay coaches so that courses can also be offered to adults.

The Greens want to strengthen e-sports and help set up a state association that would run the state e-sports center and receive state funding. At the same time, clubs are expected to build up addiction prevention and media education.

E-sports means playing video games in competitions. The Greens want to support e-sports clubs. There should be a state association for e-sports. The state should pay for it. Clubs should also help protect players from gaming addiction.

The platform welcomes plans at the federal level to recognize e-sports as a nonprofit activity and wants to support the rollout in Schleswig-Holstein. This is meant to cut red tape for clubs, give them tax relief, and open up access to municipal spaces. The state e-sports center would be handed over to a new state association, which the state would fund. Money would also be provided for addiction prevention and media education in clubs.

The Greens want to expand advice and information services for consumers and strengthen the consumer advice center and market surveillance authorities. Restaurants would get a hygiene rating label modeled on Denmark's system.

The Greens want to protect customers better. The consumer advice center helps people. It should get more support. Restaurants should show at the door how clean they are. A sticker would show this.

According to the platform, people should be able to make decisions about what they buy, their data, and contracts based on clear information. The work of the Verbraucherzentrale Schleswig-Holstein (consumer advice center) would be secured and strengthened, with advice for tenants seen as especially important. A sticker at the entrance would show a restaurant's hygiene status, which the platform says creates no extra red tape. The Greens also back the federal plan for mandatory animal husbandry labeling that covers transport and slaughter.

The Greens want to keep living and working in the countryside attractive by expanding infrastructure. This includes public transit, medical care, shopping, housing and places to meet.

The Greens want to improve life in the countryside. There should be good buses and trains. Doctors, shops and meeting places should be nearby. New homes should be built too, but without using much new land.

Plans include medical care centers with salaried doctors and community nurses, stronger municipal hospitals, decentralized retail and coworking spaces. Housing is to be created without additional land sealing, for example by preserving farmsteads, allowing tiny-house settlements and using vacant sites for communal housing. The "Markt-Treff" concept (village hubs for services and meeting) is to continue and be supplemented by more community spaces. Cultural hubs are to promote art and music in rural areas.

The Greens want to help municipalities better coordinate daily schedules with how local life is organized spatially. A two-year action program is to be funded for this.

Many people have too little time in daily life. The Greens want towns to help with this. There should be money for it for two years. After that, towns should have time offices.

The aim is to reduce time conflicts in everyday life and distribute time more fairly. The program is to identify regional areas for action. It is also to produce a concept for subsequently introducing time officers or time offices in municipalities.