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Encouraging the regular practice of physical activities is an important health promotion strategy and a concrete measure to implement the principle of health care comprehensiveness in the Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS – Unified Health System)1. Although the body of evidence of benefits for health resulting from the adoption of active lifestyles has been consolidated2, the incorporation of this technology into public health actions and services in Brazil began to play a more important role in 2006, when the Política Nacional de Promoção da Saúde (PNPS – National Health Promotion Policy) was implemented3,4. In fact, the PNPS directs the institutional SUS directives towards the operationalization of cross-sectional, integrated and intersectoral actions aimed at the improvement in quality of life of the Brazilian population. This policy, in addition to other endeavors, enabled the creation of a national network of projects geared towards the reduction in the prevalence of low levels of physical activity in this population5. The effort involved in the investigations in the area of physical activity and health has focused on multiple themes, from studies on prevalence, those with an analytical and experimental approach that seek to more accurately identify the benefits of regular physical activity in different population groups, to others focused on aspects of professional qualification to work in the health sector2,6-8. In 2015, the great number of studies published in Brazil allowed it to be the seventh country in number of publications on physical activity and public health among 217 countries9, a fact recently revealed by the Global Observatory for Physical Activity (www.globalphysicalactivityobservatory.com). Although our country stands out in the world scientific scenario, specialists have emphasized the need to conduct more studies on programs and interventions aimed at the promotion of physical activity developed in the context of the Unified Health System7,10,11, a unique aspect in the Brazilian reality. This supplement of the Brazilian Journal of Physical Activity and Health shows the innovative studies of researchers who have dealt with such question, with a particular focus on the nuances of programs and interventions developed in public health services of the state of Pernambuco that have not been sufficiently clarified. The reason why many studies have been conducted in this state is its Programs and interventions for physical activity promotion in the Brazilian Unified ealth System: a research object that starts to be unveiled Programas e intervenções para promoção da atividade física no Sistema Único de Saúde: um objeto de pesquisa que começa a ser desvelado

Programs and interventions for physical activity promotion in the Brazilian Unified Health System: a research object that starts to be unveiled