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Sport 2016Not-for-profit European sport events,

Small Collaborative partnerships and Collaborative partnerships in the sport field

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Belgium ALCIS 2Action Learning for Children in Schools 2

20572823-EPP-1-2016-1-BE-SPO-SNCESE

Belgium B-WISER

Be a Winner In elite Sport and Employment before and after athleticRetirement 22

579782-EPP-1-2016-2-BE-SPO-SCP

Belgium FAIR 2The Forum for Anti-doping in Recreational Sport 2

24579574-EPP-1-2016-2-BE-SPO-SCP

Belgium ITDPInternational talent development project

26579728-EPP-1-2016-1-BE-SPO-SSCP

Belgium V2SVolunteering in School Sport

28579786-EPP-1-2016-2-BE-SPO-SCP

Bulgaria DEPOTSport without borders - rediscover and develop your potential

30579955-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SSCP

Bulgaria EESEuropean Everyday of Sport

32572647-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SCP

Bulgaria MCaEMultisport Coaches across Europe

34579751-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SSCP

Bulgaria SSTPDSportegy: sport as strategic tool for personal development

36579811-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SSCP

Bulgaria TISportTe(a)chIn Sport

38579676-EPP-1-2016-2-BG-SPO-SCP

Croatia BSOEBrighter Side of Exercise

40579621-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SNCESE

Croatia CYM-S4EChange Your Mindset-Sport4Everyone

42579799-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Croatia HIPHURA

New training Program: „Health and Injury Prevention on Hard sURfacesfor young Athletes“ in the field of volleyball 44

579913-EPP-1-2016-1-HR-SPO-SSCP

Croatia J-SPORTJUST SPORT

46579937-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Croatia MyWAYSport "MyWAY", Multisport Coaches for Young Athletes

48579756-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Croatia SCH YA

Efficient recommended MVPA obtainement for school children and teenagers 50

579735-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Croatia StreetM StreetMotions - "Street Motion and Emotion" 52

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SCP: Collaborative Partnerships SSCP: Small Collaborative Partnerships SNCESE: Not-for-profit European Sport Events

StreetM

579891-EPP-1-2016-1-HR-SPO-SSCP

52

Croatia TTCBTennis Table Crossing Borders

54579959-EPP-1-2016-1-HR-SPO-SSCP

CzechRepublic S4C

Sport4Citizens56

579659-EPP-1-2016-1-CZ-SPO-SSCP

CzechRepublic Seniors

Seniors to sport court, not to hospital58

579632-EPP-1-2016-1-CZ-SPO-SSCP

CzechRepublic SPIO

Sport Parks Inspired by the Olympics60

579679-EPP-1-2016-2-CZ-SPO-SCP

CzechRepublic Wannado

Sportacek/Wannado: Family Sport Festivals62

572825-EPP-1-2016-1-CZ-SPO-SNCESE

Danmark EFDEuropean Fitness Day - #beactive

64572862-EPP-1-2016-1-DK-SPO-SCP

Danmark FM#BeActive FlashMOVE

66572877-EPP-1-2016-1-DK-SPO-SNCESE

Danmark JOHJourney of Hope Cross-Border Cycling Tour


Danmark MOVESPMOVEment Spaces

70579970-EPP-1-2016-2-DK-SPO-SCP

Danmark SGO2017

National Sports Governance Observer: Benchmarking sports governanceacross national boundaries 72

579637-EPP-1-2016-2-DK-SPO-SCP

Danmark YASVYoung Ambassadors for Sport and Volunteering

74579807-EPP-1-2016-1-DK-SPO-SSCP

Deutschland ACEActive Campus Europe

76579740-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

Deutschland ETSGPEuropean Traditional Sports and Games Platform

78579581-EPP-1-2016-1-DE-SPO-SSCP

Deutschland F3FRfootball3 for Respect!

80579748-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

Deutschland PRIMEParticipation, Recreation and Inclusion through Martial Arts Education

82579775-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

Deutschland SCHSchwalbe

84579897-EPP-1-2016-1-DE-SPO-SSCP

Deutschland Timeout

“Empowerment of Basketball players through a sustainable dual careerand a good governance training supporting programme” 86

579972-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

España BRIDGE

BRIDGE:Promotion of European Traditional Sports and Games, aBRIDGE for Intercultural Dialogue 88

579616-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

España EASSAdaptive Surfing Camps for people with an impairment - First European

Adaptive Surfing Seminar 90

3

España EASS

579841-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

90

España FitWorkGood practices to develop physical activity programs at work

92579903-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

España GEO-LUD

Geo_Ludens: Creating a tech tool to promote European Traditional Sportand Games from an intergenerational and inclusive perspective 94

579689-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

España GreenPLGreen Play

96579888-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

España H4DCHandball for Dual Careers

98579746-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

España raqteen

Coupe Molière 2016- Conférences, ateliers sportifs et compétitionsInterscolaires non fédérées de sports de raquette - Raquette teen 100

572811-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SNCESE

España RVBSRencontre Volley-ball sourd

102579895-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

España SAVE ITSaving the dream of grassroots sport based on values

104579893-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

España SPIISSPIIS - SPort, Inclusion and Interculturality in Society

106579926-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

España SPRINTSPRINTERS addresses sports in natural protected areas

108579916-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

España SxLSport for Life

110579956-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

Estonia InSCULTInternationalization of the Sport Volunteers Movement SCULT.com

112579815-EPP-1-2016-2-EE-SPO-SCP

France BatBall

Original framework for the inclusion of blind persons using baseballpractice 114

579804-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

France BOSSBenefits of Outdoor Sports for Societies

116579840-EPP-1-2016-2-FR-SPO-SCP

France CampCamp FICEP

118579961-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

France CAPSMTB

Creating a European Professional Standard for Mountain Bike Instructor-Guides 120

579731-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

France FBSUTFrancophone Baseball and Softball Umpires Training

122579808-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

France HFEC

Développement européen du parachutisme, de l'ascensionnel et du volen soufflerie en faveur des personnes en situation de handicap moteur 124

572849-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SNCESE

France MENSKIL Preventing threats to sport integrity among young high level athletesthrough development of mental skills 126

4

France MENSKIL

579940-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

126

France SPINSPIN - SPort for INclusion

128579630-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

France T2MISTicket to Mobility in Sport

130579667-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Greece ATHLISI

Promotion of social integration through the training of the coaches andsport clubs 132

572870-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece BF5"In blind football,Everybody Wins"

134579627-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SSCP

Greece C4BIPSMassive Open Online Course for Basketball Injury Prevention Strategies

136579910-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SSCP

Greece ESFA

Development and evaluation of guide-models mass athletics for sports instudents with special needs (obese, disabled persons etc.) 138

579917-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece FAIRHAPFair Play and Happiness through Sports

140579709-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece GOAL

Gamified and Online Activities for Learning to Support Dual Careers ofAthletes 142

579793-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece IMPACT“Identifying and Motivating youth who mostly need Physical ACTivity

144579784-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece MENS MENTAL EUROPEAN NETWORK of SPORT EVENTS

146579645-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece SAFEYOUStrengthening the Anti-doping fight in Fitness and Exercise in Youth+

148579828-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece SwimWin

Motivate Children from below EU average GDP countries to loveswimming 150

579755-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SSCP

Greece WHISTLE

Sport Whistleblowing of Harmful Irregularities in Sport through Learning &Education 152

579796-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Hungary BADMINT

Central-European Network of Sport Clubs to Increase the Popularity ofBadminton among Teachers and Students in Schools 154

579716-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SSCP

Hungary BHBHPBe Healthier, Be A Handball Player!

156579706-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SSCP

Hungary ESSD 2Enlargement of European School Sport Day

158572873-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SNCESE

Hungary EYOF-17Volunteering at European Youth Olimpic Festival Győr 2017

160579880-EPP-1-2016-2-HU-SPO-SNCESE

Hungary SSC Sport Shooting Cooperation 162

5

Hungary SSC

579790-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SSCP

162

Ireland SOAAASpecial Olympics Athletes in Action in Austria

164579691-EPP-1-2016-2-IE-SPO-SNCESE

Italia BRISWABall Rolls in the Same Way For All

166579960-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia ComEWOSCome Together Youth - EWOS 2016

168572831-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SNCESE

Italia CROSSCROSS

170579918-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia #DopOut#DopOut: Social network and peer education against doping

172579707-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia ECAP European competition for autistic people

174579690-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SNCESE

Italia E.D.GEEuropean Anti-Doping Generation

176579899-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia ESAEnriched Sport Activities Program

178579661-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia FeLEWoSFamilies Live European Week of Sport

180572806-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SNCESE

Italia GETVALGet Addicted to Sport Values

182579803-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia GIIGGet (Inclusive) In the Game

184579872-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia HEPNESS

Healthy Environment Promotion aNd Ecosystem Services Support forACTIVE CITIES development 186

579646-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia IFSAIntegrated Football – the new frontier of Sport for All

188572853-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia In-DiveIntegrating Diversities through Watersports

190579858-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia I WON! I WON - WORK OUT NOW!

192579612-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia MATCHMATCH social inclusion opportunities

194579923-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia OBLOMOV

ObLoMoV: Obesity and Low Motility Victims – “physical short shocks”and “theatre short stories” to convert inactive victims into HEPA social

actors 196

579825-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia ON-GAMEONCOLOGY GAMES

198579801-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

6

Italia O-SPORT

OUTSPORT Innovative and educational approaches to prevent violenceand tackle discrimination in sport based on sexual orientation and gender

identity 200

579634-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia PRParty

Multicountries project for the increase of awareness, knowledge andpractice of para-rowing/ PARAROWING Party 202

572869-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SNCESE

Italia SIMFSPORT IS MY FREEDOM

204579650-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia SKIDSSkating for Kids And Teachers all over Europe

206579738-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia SPeeChSPORT_PSYCHIATRY_COMMUNITY

208579925-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia SportCDSport for Community Development

210579798-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia SportIDSport for intercultural dialogue

212579715-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia SPRINTSport Partnership Runs In Natural Trails.

214572875-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia S&SShare & Shake

216572836-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia TRADWOC

TRADITIONAL WRESTLING, OUR CULTURE: ESTABLISHINGTRANSNATIONAL NETWORKS IN SOUTH EAST EUROPE 218

579626-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia TSG4YOU

Traditional Sports and Games Promotional Programmes For YoungPeople 220

579729-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia WELCOMEWELCOME - Integration of young refugees through sport activity

222579834-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia WoWWAVE on WAVE – Water sports for young people’s physical activity

224579908-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia Y&S C&RYouth & Sport in Country & Remote EU

226579849-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Latvia SSSafe Slope

228579971-EPP-1-2016-1-LV-SPO-SSCP

Lithuania TwBTrain with Brain

230579874-EPP-1-2016-1-LT-SPO-SSCP

Malta IGETSInclusion & Gender Equality Through Softball (IGETS)

232579845-EPP-1-2016-1-MT-SPO-SSCP

Nederland KYIKeep Youngsters involved

234579647-EPP-1-2016-2-NL-SPO-SCP

Nederland SWAFE SUPPORTING WOMEN ATHLETES FROM EUROPE 236

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Nederland SWAFE

579611-EPP-1-2016-1-NL-SPO-SSCP

236

Österreich SWR

Sport Welcomes Refugees - Social inclusion of newly arrived migrants inand through sport 238

579957-EPP-1-2016-2-AT-SPO-SCP

Poland COMTBenfica & Dinamo football champions learn Polish players

240579883-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SSCP

Poland "ReOl"Mini Recreation Olympic "RecreaOlympic"

242572830-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SNCESE

Poland SEESPSports for all, ensuring they enjoy the sports they play

244579752-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SSCP

Poland START

START – activating and integrating people with disabilities throughadapted traditional sports and games 246579642-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SSCP

Portugal AMATTAnti Match-fixing Top Training

248579736-EPP-1-2016-2-PT-SPO-SCP

Portugal USport?DO-U-SPORT? – Local Authorities with Sports for All

250579870-EPP-1-2016-1-PT-SPO-SSCP

Portugal UVGOTITYou've got it!

252579884-EPP-1-2016-1-PT-SPO-SSCP

Romania DIYPES

Do it yourself! A participative approach to increase participation andengagement of high school students in physical education and sport

classes 254

579792-EPP-1-2016-2-RO-SPO-SCP

Romania SNASport in nature for all

256572860-EPP-1-2016-1-RO-SPO-SNCESE

Romania TATango for all

258572859-EPP-1-2016-1-RO-SPO-SCP

Slovakia FTBLMNFutbalmania

260579660-EPP-1-2016-2-SK-SPO-SCP

Slovakia ŠMŠportujúce mesto

262572815-EPP-1-2016-1-SK-SPO-SNCESE

Slovenia EUshape

Training programme for improved health and quality of life of people withmental health disorders 264

579753-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

Slovenia Get FitNever too Late to Get Fit!

266579638-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

Slovenia MTMOVE Transfer

268579969-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

Slovenia ReSportEuropean sports network for rehabilitation of persons with disabilities

270579710-EPP-1-2016-2-SI-SPO-SCP

Slovenia SwiLiSwim to Live!

272579727-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

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Suomi /Finland P.L.A.Y

P.L.A.Y! – Peer education, Leadership, Action, Youth - promotinggrassroots sport for educational success and social inclusion 274

579831-EPP-1-2016-2-FI-SPO-SCP

Suomi /Finland VOMB

Villages on Move Baltic 276

579678-EPP-1-2016-2-FI-SPO-SCP

Sverige ALL»IN

ALL»IN: DEVELOPING PATHWAYS OF LIFELONG PHYSICALACTIVITY FOR PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY IN EUROPE 278

579826-EPP-1-2016-2-SE-SPO-SCP

Sverige ASPIREActivity, Sport and Play for the Inclusion of Refugees in Europe

280579767-EPP-1-2016-2-SE-SPO-SCP

Sverige ESSSEGet involved - Equality Secured and Sustainable Sport Events

282579797-EPP-1-2016-2-SE-SPO-SNCESE

Turkey strongkStrong kids

284579745-EPP-1-2016-1-TR-SPO-SSCP

UnitedKingdom ADVICE

Anti-Doping Values in Coach Education (ADVICE)286

579605-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

UnitedKingdom EUGP

European Us Girls Project288

579720-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

UnitedKingdom NeWMAGS

Women and Girls in Sports News and Media290

579877-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

UnitedKingdom PARENT

Parenting to promote and protect the health of young athletes292

579595-EPP-1-2016-1-UK-SPO-SSCP

UnitedKingdom RISK

Reducing Injury in Sport with Kids: youth injury prevention programme forgrass-root coaches 294

579719-EPP-1-2016-1-UK-SPO-SSCP

UnitedKingdom WET

Watersports Enhanced Together296

572813-EPP-1-2016-1-UK-SPO-SCP

UnitedKingdom YSDA16

Youth Sport Development Ambassadors Project 2016298

579718-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

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TABLE OF CONTENTS - by thematic area

Approaches to contain violence and tackle racism and intolerance in sport

Deutschland F3FRfootball3 for Respect!

80579748-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

España GreenPLGreen Play

96579888-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

España SAVE ITSaving the dream of grassroots sport based on values

104579893-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

Greece FAIRHAPFair Play and Happiness through Sports

140579709-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Italia BRISWABall Rolls in the Same Way For All

166579960-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia CROSSCROSS

170579918-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia O-SPORT

OUTSPORT Innovative and educational approaches to prevent violenceand tackle discrimination in sport based on sexual orientation and gender

identity 200

579634-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Slovakia FTBLMNFutbalmania

260579660-EPP-1-2016-2-SK-SPO-SCP

Enhance social inclusion, equal opportunities and participation in sports

Belgium ITDPinternational talent development project

26579728-EPP-1-2016-1-BE-SPO-SSCP

Bulgaria EESEuropean Everyday of Sport

32572647-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SCP

Croatia BSOEBrighter Side of Exercise


Croatia CYM-S4EChange Your Mindset-Sport4Everyone

42579799-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Croatia TTCBTennis Table Crossing Borders

54579959-EPP-1-2016-1-HR-SPO-SSCP

CzechRepublic S4C

Sport4Citizens56

579659-EPP-1-2016-1-CZ-SPO-SSCP

CzechRepublic Seniors

Seniors to sport court, not to hospital58

579632-EPP-1-2016-1-CZ-SPO-SSCP

Danmark YASVYoung Ambassadors for Sport and Volunteering

74579807-EPP-1-2016-1-DK-SPO-SSCP

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SCP: Collaborative Partnerships SSCP: Small Collaborative Partnership SNCESE: Not-for-profit European Sport Events

Deutschland PRIMEParticipation, Recreation and Inclusion through Martial Arts Education

82579775-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

Deutschland SCHSchwalbe

84579897-EPP-1-2016-1-DE-SPO-SSCP

España EASS

Adaptive Surfing Camps for people with an impairment - First EuropeanAdaptive Surfing Seminar 90

579841-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

España RVBSRencontre Volley-ball sourd

102579895-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

España SPIISSPIIS - SPort, Inclusion and Interculturality in Society

106579926-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

España SxLSport for Life

110579956-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

France BatBall

Original framework for the inclusion of blind persons using baseballpractice 114

579804-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

France BOSSBenefits of Outdoor Sports for Societies

116579840-EPP-1-2016-2-FR-SPO-SCP

France CAPSMTB

Creating a European Professional Standard for Mountain Bike Instructor-Guides 120

579731-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

France HFEC

Développement européen du parachutisme, de l'ascensionnel et du volen soufflerie en faveur des personnes en situation de handicap moteur 124


France SPINSPIN - SPort for INclusion

128579630-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Greece ATHLISI

Promotion of social integration through the training of the coaches andsport clubs 132

572870-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece BF5"In blind football,Everybody Wins"

134579627-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SSCP

Greece ESFA

Development and evaluation of guide-models mass athletics for sports instudents with special needs (obese, disabled persons etc.) 138

579917-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece MENS MENTAL EUROPEAN NETWORK of SPORT EVENTS

146579645-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Greece SwimWin

Motivate Children from below EU average GDP countries to loveswimming 150

579755-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SSCP

Hungary BADMINT

Central-European Network of Sport Clubs to Increase the Popularity ofBadminton among Teachers and Students in Schools 154

579716-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SSCP

Hungary BHBHP Be Healthier, Be A Handball Player! 156

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Hungary BHBHP

579706-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SSCP

58

Hungary EYOF-17Volunteering at European Youth Olimpic Festival Győr 2017

160579880-EPP-1-2016-2-HU-SPO-SNCESE

Ireland SOAAASpecial Olympics Athletes in Action in Austria

164579691-EPP-1-2016-2-IE-SPO-SNCESE

Italia ECAP European competition for autistic people

174579690-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SNCESE

Italia ESAEnriched Sport Activities Program

178579661-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia GIIGGet (Inclusive) In the Game

184579872-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia IFSAIntegrated Football – the new frontier of Sport for All

188572853-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia In-DiveIntegrating Diversities through Watersports

190579858-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia MATCHMATCH social inclusion opportunities

194579923-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia ON-GAMEONCOLOGY GAMES

198579801-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia SIMFSPORT IS MY FREEDOM

204579650-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia SPeeChSPORT_PSYCHIATRY_COMMUNITY

208579925-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia SportCDSport for Community Development

210579798-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia SportIDSport for intercultural dialogue

212579715-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia WELCOMEWELCOME - Integration of young refugees through sport activity

222579834-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia Y&S C&RYouth & Sport in Country & Remote EU

226579849-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Lithuania TwBTrain with Brain

230579874-EPP-1-2016-1-LT-SPO-SSCP

Malta IGETSInclusion & Gender Equality Through Softball (IGETS)

232579845-EPP-1-2016-1-MT-SPO-SSCP

Nederland KYIKeep Youngsters involved

234579647-EPP-1-2016-2-NL-SPO-SCP

Nederland SWAFESUPPORTING WOMEN ATHLETES FROM EUROPE

236579611-EPP-1-2016-1-NL-SPO-SSCP

Österreich SWR Sport Welcomes Refugees - Social inclusion of newly arrived migrants inand through sport

238

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Österreich SWR

579957-EPP-1-2016-2-AT-SPO-SCP

98

Poland COMTBenfica & Dinamo football champions learn Polish players

240579883-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SSCP

Poland SEESPSports for all, ensuring they enjoy the sports they play

244579752-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SSCP

Portugal USport?DO-U-SPORT? – Local Authorities with Sports for All

250579870-EPP-1-2016-1-PT-SPO-SSCP

Slovenia EUshape

Training programme for improved health and quality of life of people withmental health disorders 264

579753-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

Slovenia Get FitNever too Late to Get Fit!

266579638-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

Slovenia ReSportEuropean sports network for rehabilitation of persons with disabilities

270579710-EPP-1-2016-2-SI-SPO-SCP

Slovenia SwiLiSwim to Live!

272579727-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

Sverige ALL»IN

ALL»IN: DEVELOPING PATHWAYS OF LIFELONG PHYSICALACTIVITY FOR PEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY IN EUROPE 278

579826-EPP-1-2016-2-SE-SPO-SCP

Sverige ASPIREActivity, Sport and Play for the Inclusion of Refugees in Europe

280579767-EPP-1-2016-2-SE-SPO-SCP

Sverige ESSSEGet involved - Equality Secured and Sustainable Sport Events

282579797-EPP-1-2016-2-SE-SPO-SNCESE

Turkey strongkStrong kids

284579745-EPP-1-2016-1-TR-SPO-SSCP

UnitedKingdom EUGP

European Us Girls Project288

579720-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

UnitedKingdom NeWMAGS

Women and Girls in Sports News and Media290

579877-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

UnitedKingdom WET

Watersports Enhanced Together296

572813-EPP-1-2016-1-UK-SPO-SCP

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EU guidelines on dual careers of athletes

Belgium B-WISER

Be a Winner In elite Sport and Employment before and after athleticRetirement 22

579782-EPP-1-2016-2-BE-SPO-SCP

Deutschland Timeout

“Empowerment of Basketball players through a sustainable dual careerand a good governance training supporting programme” 86

579972-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

España H4DCHandball for Dual Careers

98579746-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

Greece GOAL

Gamified and Online Activities for Learning to Support Dual Careers ofAthletes 142

579793-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

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EU physical activity guidelines

Bulgaria TISportTe(a)chIn Sport

38579676-EPP-1-2016-2-BG-SPO-SCP

Croatia SCH YA

Efficient recommended MVPA obtainement for scholl children andteenagers 50

579735-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

CzechRepublic SPIO

Sport Parks Inspired by the Olympics60

579679-EPP-1-2016-2-CZ-SPO-SCP

Danmark MOVESPMOVEment Spaces

70579970-EPP-1-2016-2-DK-SPO-SCP

Deutschland ACEActive Campus Europe

76579740-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

España FitWorkGood practices to develop physical activity programs at work

92579903-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

España SPRINTSPRINTERS addresses sports in natural protected areas

108579916-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

Greece IMPACT“Identifying and Motivating youth who mostly need Physical ACTivity

144579784-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Italia HEPNESS

Healthy Environment Promotion aNd Ecosystem Services Support forACTIVE CITIES development 186

579646-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia OBLOMOV

ObLoMoV: Obesity and Low Motility Victims – “physical short shocks”and “theatre short stories” to convert inactive victims into HEPA social

actors 196

579825-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia WoWWAVE on WAVE – Water sports for young people’s physical activity

224579908-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Romania DIYPES

Do it yourself! A participative approach to increase participation andengagement of high school students in physical education and sport

classes 254

579792-EPP-1-2016-2-RO-SPO-SCP

Suomi /Finland VOMB

Villages on Move Baltic 276

579678-EPP-1-2016-2-FI-SPO-SCP

EU principles on good governance in sport

Danmark SGO2017

National Sports Governance Observer: Benchmarking sports governanceacross national boundaries 72

579637-EPP-1-2016-2-DK-SPO-SCP

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European week of sport

Belgium ALCIS 2Action Learning for Children in Schools 2


CzechRepublic Wannado

Sportacek/Wannado: Family Sport Festivals62


Danmark EFDEuropean Fitness Day - #beactive

64572862-EPP-1-2016-1-DK-SPO-SCP

Danmark FM#BeActive FlashMOVE


Danmark JOHJourney of Hope Cross-Border Cycling Tour


España raqteen

Coupe Molière 2016- Conférences, ateliers sportifs et compétitionsInterscolaires non fédérées de sports de raquette - Raquette teen 100


Hungary ESSD 2Enlargement of European School Sport Day

158572873-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SNCESE

Italia ComEWOSCome Together Youth - EWOS 2016

168572831-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SNCESE

Italia FeLEWoSFamilies Live European Week of Sport

180572806-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SNCESE

Italia PRParty

Multicountries project for the increase of awareness, knowledge andpractice of para-rowing/ PARAROWING Party 202


Italia SPRINTSport Partnership Runs In Natural Trails.

214572875-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia S&SShare & Shake

216572836-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SCP

Poland "ReOl"Mini Recreation Olympic "RecreaOlympic"

242572830-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SNCESE

Romania SNASport in nature for all

256572860-EPP-1-2016-1-RO-SPO-SNCESE

Romania TATango for all

258572859-EPP-1-2016-1-RO-SPO-SCP

Slovakia ŠMŠportujúce mesto

262572815-EPP-1-2016-1-SK-SPO-SNCESE

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Fight against doping at grassroots level

Belgium FAIR 2The Forum for Anti-doping in Recreational Sport 2

24579574-EPP-1-2016-2-BE-SPO-SCP

Croatia J-SPORTJUST SPORT

46579937-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Greece SAFEYOUStrengthening the Anti-doping fight in Fitness and Exercise in Youth+

148579828-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Italia #DopOut#DopOut: Social network and peer education against doping

172579707-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Italia GETVALGet Addicted to Sport Values

182579803-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

UnitedKingdom ADVICE

Anti-Doping Values in Coach Education (ADVICE)286

579605-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

Fight against match-fixing

Greece WHISTLE

Sport Whistleblowing of Harmful Irregularities in Sport through Learning &Education 152

579796-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Portugal AMATTAnti Match-fixing Top Training

248579736-EPP-1-2016-2-PT-SPO-SCP

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Promote European traditional sports and games

Croatia StreetMStreetMotions - "Street Motion and Emotion"

52579891-EPP-1-2016-1-HR-SPO-SSCP

Deutschland ETSGPEuropean Traditional Sports and Games Platform

78579581-EPP-1-2016-1-DE-SPO-SSCP

España BRIDGE

BRIDGE:Promotion of European Traditional Sports and Games, aBRIDGE for Intercultural Dialogue 88

579616-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

España GEO-LUD

Geo_Ludens: Creating a tech tool to promote European Traditional Sportand Games from an intergenerational and inclusive perspective 94

579689-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

France CampCamp FICEP

118579961-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Italia TRADWOC

TRADITIONAL WRESTLING, OUR CULTURE: ESTABLISHINGTRANSNATIONAL NETWORKS IN SOUTH EAST EUROPE 218

579626-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia TSG4YOU

Traditional Sports and Games Promotional Programmes For YoungPeople 220

579729-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Poland START

START – activating and integrating people with disabilities throughadapted traditional sports and games 246579642-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SSCP

Portugal UVGOTITYou've got it!

252579884-EPP-1-2016-1-PT-SPO-SSCP

Promote voluntary activity in sport

Belgium V2SVolunteering in School Sport

28579786-EPP-1-2016-2-BE-SPO-SCP

Croatia MyWAYSport "MyWAY", Multisport Coaches for Young Athletes

48579756-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Estonia InSCULTInternationalization of the Sport Volunteers Movement SCULT.com

112579815-EPP-1-2016-2-EE-SPO-SCP

Suomi /Finland P.L.A.Y

P.L.A.Y! – Peer education, Leadership, Action, Youth - promotinggrassroots sport for educational success and social inclusion 274

579831-EPP-1-2016-2-FI-SPO-SCP

UnitedKingdom YSDA16


579718-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

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Protect athletes, especially the youngest, from health and safety hazards by improving trainingand competition conditions

Croatia HIPHURA

New training Program: „Health and Injury Prevention on Hard sURfacesfor young Athletes“ in the field of volleyball 44

579913-EPP-1-2016-1-HR-SPO-SSCP

France MENSKIL

Preventing threats to sport integrity among young high level athletesthrough development of mental skills 126

579940-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Greece C4BIPSMassive Open Online Course for Basketball Injury Prevention Strategies

136579910-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SSCP

Hungary SSCSport Shooting Cooperation

162579790-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SSCP

Italia E.D.GEEuropean Anti-Doping Generation

176579899-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Italia I WON! I WON - WORK OUT NOW!

192579612-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

UnitedKingdom PARENT

Parenting to promote and protect the health of young athletes292

579595-EPP-1-2016-1-UK-SPO-SSCP

UnitedKingdom RISK

Reducing Injury in Sport with Kids: youth injury prevention programme forgrass-root coaches 296

579719-EPP-1-2016-1-UK-SPO-SSCP

Support the mobility of volunteers, coaches, managers and staff of non-profit sportorganisations

Bulgaria DEPOTSport without borders - rediscover and develop your potential

30579955-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SSCP

Bulgaria MCaEMultisport Coaches across Europe

34579751-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SSCP

Bulgaria SSTPDSportegy: sport as strategic tool for personal development

36579811-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SSCP

France FBSUTFrancophone Baseball and Softball Umpires Training

122579808-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

France T2MISTicket to Mobility in Sport

130579667-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Italia SKIDSSkating for Kids And Teachers all over Europe

206579738-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Latvia SSSafe Slope

228579971-EPP-1-2016-1-LV-SPO-SSCP

Slovenia MTMOVE Transfer

268579969-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

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Belgium

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:

Eligible Budget (€) Grant Amount (€) Co-financing

238,240.00 190,590.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON EUROPEACTIVE BRUSSEL Belgium

Coordinator:


Action Learning for Children in Schools 2

ALCIS 2

EUROPEACTIVE

HOUSE OF SPORT KUNSTLAAN 43 7

BE 1040 BRUSSEL

http://europeactive.eu/

Number of members of sport organisations involved: 120

Project start: 01/05/2016

Project end: 30/04/2017

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Action Learning for Children in Schools 2One out of five European children are either overweight or obese, less than 10% of them meet the WHOrecommendations on physical activity, and children only spend 5% of their school-time in physical activities, theobjective of ALCIS is to develop a higher understanding of the importance for schoolchildren to adopt healthylifestyles and regular physical activity.

Based on the pilot action of ALCIS 1 which proved to be very successful, the new ALCIS 2 providesschoolchildren +/- 12 years with a series of fun-based exercise classes combined with a 4-week educationprogramme. It will take place in 10 EU countries, involving up to 180 community-based sport/fitness centrescooperating with their local schools. It is expected that there will be 12,000-14,000 children directly benefitingfrom the action which will start on the European Week of Sport focus day on education. It will be coordinatedwith the national contact points for the European Week of Sport together with specifically developedpromotional materials, press coverage, and social media campaign.

The educational material will be based on ALCIS 1 in 2 parts. The 1st is a personal diary for the schoolchildrenthat helps to them to make healthy choices in relation to nutrition, physical activity, stress management andoverall well-being. The 2nd part is a teachers’ guide which has complete lesson plans. In ALCIS 1 the materialswere rated good or very good and 96% of the teachers would use them again in following years. 80% of thechildren thought that their activity levels had increased as a result of ALCIS.

A special feature of ALCIS 2 will be a pilot intervention with refugee children who are now living in Brussels,because physical activity is seen as an essential ingredient for healthy growth and development for all children,and that these good habits can be taken into adulthood.

The project concludes with a guide on good practice that can be used by other grass roots sport organisations.

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Belgium

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


510,062.00 400,000.00 78.42 %

ParticipantsCON VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT BRUSSEL BRUSSEL BelgiumPAR BELGIAN PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE Bruxelles Belgium

PAR CENTRE D'ALT RENDIMENT ESPORTIU DE SANT CUGATDEL VALLES

Sant Cugat delValles Spain

PAR COMITATO OLIMPICO NAZIONALE ITALIANO ROMA ItalyPAR COMITE OLYMPIQUE ET INTERFEDERAL BELGE ASBL BRUXELLES BelgiumPAR DEUTSCHER OLYMPISCHER SPORTBUND (DOSB) FRANKFURT GermanyPAR DEUTSCHE SPORTHOCHSCHULE KOLN Cologne GermanyPAR HOGSKOLAN I HALMSTAD Halmstad Sweden

PAR OLIMPIJSKI KOMITE SLOVENIJE ZDRUZENJE SPORTNIHZVEZ DRUSTVO Ljubljana Slovenia

PAR SVERIGES RIKSIDROTTSFORBUND Stockholm SwedenPAR UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI VERONA VERONA Italy

PAR UNIVERSITAT AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA CERDANYOLABARCELONA Spain

PAR UNIVERZA V LJUBLJANI LJUBLJANA Slovenia

Coordinator:

579782-EPP-1-2016-2-BE-SPO-SCP

Be a Winner In elite Sport and Employment before and after athleticRetirementB-WISER

VRIJE UNIVERSITEIT BRUSSEL

PLEINLAAN 2

BE 1050 BRUSSEL

www.vub.ac.be




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Be a Winner In elite Sport and Employment before and after athletic RetirementThe general aim of the ‘Be a Winner In Sport and Employment before and after athletic Retirement’ (B-WISER)project is to provide EU Member States with empirical data, conceptualisations, tools and evidence-basedpractices relevant to, and enabling them to create the optimal environment to enhance (former) elite athletes’employability and employment. The partnership will bring together 13 partners with expertise in research ondual careers and with expertise in establishing/providing dual career pathways to (former) elite athletes,together with 14 experts from the domain of sport, career support provision, employment and projectmanagement. More specifically, the B-WISER project will identify, use methods to develop, and formulaterecommendations and best practices on i) the perceptions, roles, contributions, and interactions of fivestakeholders; ii) the competences required and developed by elite and former elite athletes; and iii) the added-value for the world of sport, employers and governmental agencies and policy-makers with regard to (former)elite athletes’ employability and employment during three consecutive career stages (i.e. the dual career ‘elitesport and employment’ pathway, the transition after athletic retirement into the post-athletic career, and a newvocational career after retiring from elite sport). Taking into account the general and specific aims of the project,and the fact that all participating EU Member States are represented by a centre of research excellence, acentre of elite sport, and a career support provider, the B-WISER project will contribute directly to the promotionand support of good governance in enhancing the employability and employment of elite and former eliteathletes in three policy domains (i.e., sport, employment, education and training) and during three specificcareer stages at the level of the European Union, in each of the participating EU Member States.

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Belgium

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


397,000.00 317,600.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON EUROPEACTIVE BRUSSEL BelgiumPAR AARHUS UNIVERSITET AARHUS C DenmarkPAR CYPRUS ANTI DOPING AUTHORITY Nicosia Cyprus

PAR DIE INTERNATIONALE VEREINIGUNG FUR SPORT FURALLE

FRANKFURTAM MAIN Germany

PAR HOVEDORGANISASJONEN VIRKE Oslo Norway

PAR LEEDS BECKETT UNIVERSITY LEEDS UnitedKingdom

PAR STICHTING ANTI DOPING AUTORITEIT NEDERLAND Capelle aan denIJssel Netherlands

PAR UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA LA SAPIENZA ROMA Italy

Coordinator:

579574-EPP-1-2016-2-BE-SPO-SCP

The Forum for Anti-doping in Recreational Sport 2

FAIR 2

EUROPEACTIVE

HOUSE OF SPORT KUNSTLAAN 43 7

BE 1040 BRUSSEL




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The Forum for Anti-doping in Recreational Sport 2In the past few years EuropeActive and the project partners have been integrally involved with the Europeandebate on doping in recreational sport. The recent work includes the Fitness Against Doping project,attendance at the Expert Group on Anti-Doping and the lead in the Study on Doping Prevention (SoDP). At theEU Sport Directors meeting in Riga in February 2015, the 7 recommendations made in the SoDP wereaccepted, but without any specific mandate for future action.

This proposal addresses 3 of the SoDP recommendations, and within the context of the 2011 Communicationon Sport which emphasised that doping remains an important threat to recreational sport. Through annualforums and the systematic review of active interventions, policies and campaigns, the project will addresses 3of the SoDP recommendations:

(2) Develop a robust international, research-driven evidence base to inform future policy, practice, andinterventions into the problem of doping in recreational sport (and specifically to include dietary and foodsupplements used by sportspeople), (6) Support and develop initiatives aimed at raising awareness within each MS public health sector in order tomake an active contribution to the prevention of doping in recreational sport,(7) Develop a platform to share and disseminate a consistent and agreed understanding of legislation,regulations and good practice in relation to the prevention of doping in recreational sport and to facilitateeffective networks for the exchange of actions, campaigns, data and policies.

The project will make available proven good practices and recommendations at the EU/national level and forsport federations, clubs, centres, and associations and for individual sport and fitness coaches, trainers andinstructors. A separate expert group in the area of reviewing the testing and labelling of food supplements willbe convened to make recommendations on future actions. The project website will be developed as an opensource.

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Belgium

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


70,420.00 56,336.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON RUDYCO CYCLING TEAM ASBL Wichelen Belgium

PAR APELDOORNSE REN- EN TOERISTENVERENIGING DEADELAAR Apeldoorn Netherlands

PAR UNION CYCLISTE DIPPACH Lintgen Luxembourg

Coordinator:

579728-EPP-1-2016-1-BE-SPO-SSCP

international talent development project

ITDP

RUDYCO CYCLING TEAM ASBL

Molenakker 1

BE 9260 Wichelen

www.rudycocyclingteam.com




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international talent development project9 years ago, the Belgian partner of this project started a youth project to get more young people start cyclingand educate/support them as good as possible in training and competition. One of the key needs was about thepossibility to experience international races and have equal access to participate. In fact, until now only toptalents in national selections and some happy few from fortunated teams have the ability and chances toregularly compete in international competitions. By exploring possibilities to allow riders to have more international contacts, the Belgian partner startedcontacting similar clubs in surrounding countries to explore collaboration opportunities. It became clear that theneeds of those other clubs (being partners in the project today) were very similar.

The goal of this project is to allow youth cyclists from our clubs to exercise their hobby, live new experiencesand especially to create a level-playing field for all riders, from different ages and different genders (femaleriders are often ‘forgotten’ in this kind of projects). Selections for international contacts should not only be basedon exceptional skills and financial capacities of the parents. The key driver should be motivation. With thisprojects, the partners want to lower the logistic and financial barriers for participation to international races.

The project wants to explore the best possible structural solutions for our type of clubs, so we can findsynergies and provide a blue print for other clubs – within but also beyond cycling – to roll out similar structuresand initiatives.

We believe that the combination of all these initiatives are quite unique in youth cycling and we are determinedto offer those chances to a larger group, not only within the partner clubs of this project, but also far beyond bysharing our know-how and best practices.

Note: due to PC error, the French partner could not register but the team will be part of the project

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Belgium

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


318,627.00 254,857.00 79.99 %

ParticipantsCON FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DU SPORTSCOLAIRE Antwerpen BelgiumPAR CROATIAN SCHOOL SPORT FEDERATION Zagreb CroatiaPAR LATVIJAS SKOLU SPORTA FEDERACIJA JELGAVA LatviaPAR MAGYAR DIAKSPORT SZOVETSEG BUDAPEST HungaryPAR MINISTRY FOR EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT Pembroke MaltaPAR REMENYT A GYERMEKEKNEK KOZHASZNU EGYESULET Budakalasz HungaryPAR SPORT ET CITOYENNETE 3S ANGERS FrancePAR TURKIYE OKUL SPORLARI FEDERASYONU Ankara TurkeyPAR UNION NATIONALE DU SPORT SCOLAIRE ASSOCIATION Paris France

Coordinator:

579786-EPP-1-2016-2-BE-SPO-SCP

Volunteering in School Sport

V2S

FEDERATIONINTERNATIONALE DUSPORTSCOLAIRE

Boomgaardstraat 22 B39

BE 2600 Antwerpen

http://www.isfsports.org/




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Volunteering in School SportVolunteering with School Sport (V2S) is a project developed by school sport bodies in order to involve moreyoung volunteers in their own organisations and empower them to take responsibilities: "As adults, we want tolisten to young people but also for them to implement their ideas with us" (ISF President). This project will helpthem experiment and implement the needed structural changes for this to happen. V2S will involve 4 young volunteers (15-16 years old) from each national school sport body that has partneredin this european project (24 young participants). It will aim at raising awareness among those participants onthe personal and collective benefits of taking part in voluntary activites in sport. However, to get a multipliereffect, the project will also:- teach them how to raise awareness among their peers on the benefits of volunteering in sports using themethodology of Education through Sport and experiment the process during an ISF event;- offer to the young volunteers the space to implement hand in hand with their national school sport body, aproject idea to involve more young people in their national school sport organization;- disseminate the results of the activites implemented.

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Bulgaria

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


77,327.36 55,230.09 71.42 %

ParticipantsCON SDRUZHENIE KLUB MECHTANIE Ruse BulgariaPAR ASOCIATIA JUDETEANA DE TENIS DE MASA CONSTANTA Constanta RomaniaPAR SDRUZHENIE SPORTEN KLUB-AYKIKEN Rousse Bulgaria

PAR SDRUZHENIE SPORTEN KLUB PO TENIS NAMASADUNAV Ruse Bulgaria

PAR TOL MUTTALIP Ankara Turkey

Coordinator:

579955-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SSCP

Sport without borders - rediscover and develop your potential

DEPOT

SDRUZHENIE KLUBMECHTANIE

5 Giurgevo Street, Blok Kamen, Entr.A

BG 7013 Ruse

www.clubdreaming.wix.com/dreaming




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Sport without borders - rediscover and develop your potentialSupport the mobility of volunteers, coaches, managers and staff of non-profit sport organizations. Our main objective is to promote voluntary activities in sport, together with social inclusion, equal opportunitiesand awareness of the importance of health-enhancing physical activity through increased participation in, andequal access to, sport for all. Our project ,,Sport without borders – rediscover and develop your potential’’ isbased on the idea of cooperation and competition between three neighbor nations, which exchange experiencein sport and martial arts. According to the program requirements the project contains 5 organizations from 3program countries. Sport can be considered as a tool for local and regional development, urban regeneration and ruraldevelopment. Synergies can be identified between sport and tourism. Main goal of the project is – gaining new skills between the sportsmen, exchanging experience in violence freeand drugs free competitions and demonstrations. The sport has an important social role, not only helps to improve the physical and psychological recovery, but ithelps to develop social relationships regardless of age, social origin or physical difficulties. is a source ofimportant values such as team spirit, solidarity, tolerance and fair play, contributing to the personaldevelopment and fulfillment.Through sport we can provide opportunities for participation to people at risk and to build networks of solidarityand voluntary work around these people (violence free and tolerant community). Sport is an excellent and effective communication tool: in order to give voice to this important issue, not wellknown to the public, or better say neglected by society, the sport and its initiatives become a promotional tool atEuropean level, which will be integrated with all the cultural and social activities planned in the project. So what our project gives are equal opportunities.

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Bulgaria

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


96,318.15 77,038.28 79.98 %

ParticipantsCON ASOCIACIA ZA RAZVITIE NA BULGARSKIA SPORT SOFIA Bulgaria

PAR A.D.E.L. - ASSOCIATION FOR DEVELOPMENT,EDUCATION AND LABOUR Stropkov Slovakia

PAR MINE VAGANTI NGO PERFUGAS ItalyPAR REMENYT A GYERMEKEKNEK KOZHASZNU EGYESULET Budakalasz HungaryPAR STOWARZYSZENIE INSTYTUT NOWYCH TECHNOLOGII LODZ PolandPAR VILNIAUS KOLEGIJA Vilnius Lithuania

PAR ZAJEDNICA SPORTSKIH UDRUGA GRADA RIJEKERIJECKI SPORTSKI SAVEZ Rijeka Croatia

Coordinator:

572647-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SCP

European Everyday of Sport

EES

ASOCIACIA ZA RAZVITIE NABULGARSKIA SPORT

MLADOST BL 349 2/44

BG 1712 SOFIA

Number of members of sport organisations involved: 3,500



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European Everyday of Sport “European everyday of sport” will implement various activities on local, national and international level; willfocus in collecting, development, identification, analyzing, promotion and sharing good practices that can beeasily implemented in the work of the experts in the mentioned fields. Project will focus on the activities, held bythe first and second edition of “European week of sport” and will collect all the good practices. These tools willbe very useful in the planning of next editions of the EWoS and other events to promote physical activitythrough increased participation in, and equal access to, sport for all. Project will be focused on development,identification, promotion and sharing of good practices. All activities we will hold to supply the need of openrecourses with detailed focus on specific target groups and opportunities to make the movement part of thedaily schedule of more and more people in Europe. We will create a short cut between the target groups andphysical activity as a “positive medicine” for personal, professional and social development of individuals. Main objectives, we will focus in the project are: * Improved sharing and promotion of good practices in the field of sport and physical activity* Collection of good practices of the previous editions of European week of sport* Strengthening of the evidence base for policy making (studies, data gathering and surveys) at local, nationaland European level* Increased knowledge and awareness regarding sport and physical activity, strengthened the cooperationbetween institutions and organizations active in the field of sport and physical activity * Educational tools - 8 good practise manuals elaborated (How to be active every day: for kids, for youth, inschool, for working people, for active aging people, in the city, in small village; Good practice manual of EWoS2015 and 2016) - published as Open Educational Resources* Improve good governance in sport with shortcut to reso

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Bulgaria

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


79,930.00 60,000.00 75.07 %

ParticipantsCON SDRUZHENIE LEVSKI SPORT ZA VSICHKI София BulgariaPAR AALBORG BOLDSPILKLUB AF 1885 AALBORG OST Denmark

PAR ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA LAZIOHOCKEY PRATO GIOVANI Roma Italy

PAR FUNDACAO SPORTING CLUBE DE PORTUGAL LISBOA Portugal

Coordinator:

579751-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SSCP

Multisport Coaches across Europe

MCaE

SDRUZHENIE LEVSKI SPORTZA VSICHKI

bul. Arsenalski 4, Sports complex "Spartak"

BG 1421 София

https://www.facebook.com/Levski.sport




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Multisport Coaches across EuropeThe project aims to support mobility of grassroots sports coaches from different disciplines and multisportcontexts, who will spend a period abroad at the Partner organizations, thus encouraging the acquisition of newknowledge and skills and therefore thus facilitating personal and professional development, employability andintegration in the European sport system.During the period abroad, coaches will get in touch with the reality of another organization. They will participatein training sessions and matches. Moreover, they will have the opportunity to take part in meetings with the staffand get to know the overall management and activities of the host organization.Multisport Coaches Across Europe intends also to lay the basis to define a model of Multisport CoachesMobility Programme which could be replicated in the future.The exchanges will be implemented within a multisport context, because the Project will involve coaches ofdifferent sports, who are part of Multisport Clubs. This will also contribute to spreading the values embodied byMultisport Clubs.

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Bulgaria

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


62,928.00 50,000.00 79.46 %

ParticipantsCON SDRUZHENIE BADMINTON CLUB VIAS Sofia BulgariaPAR BADMINTONVERBAND RHEINHESSEN-PFALZ EV Offenheim GermanyPAR CLUBUL SPORTIV SCOLAR NR 6 BUCURESTI Bucuresti Romania

Coordinator:

579811-EPP-1-2016-1-BG-SPO-SSCP

Sportegy: sport as strategic tool for personal development

SSTPD

SDRUZHENIE BADMINTONCLUB VIAS

1 Hristo Smirnenski blv.

BG 1164 Sofia




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Sportegy: sport as strategic tool for personal developmentThe project “Sportegy: sport as strategic tool for personal development” is a small collaborative partnership thatallows a group of three organization from Bulgaria, Romania and Germany to collaborate in the establishmentof a transnational consortium aiming to create, test and implement an innovative methodology to promotesport as strategic tool for personal and professional development of young people.

In this context, the specific objectives of the project are the following:- Obtain more objective data on the impact of sport as non-formal education tool for personal development toidentify good practices applied at European level to be transferred in the countries of the consortium. - Create an innovative framework methodology combining sport training and personal development. Themethodology will be supported with practical sport educational and innovative training tools that can be appliedin the work with young people.- Pilot this new methodology and test its implementation on the through a pilot experience during two sportevents in Bulgaria and Germany - Train “Sportegy Ambassadors” among the pool of trainers that the consortium works with for applying andpromoting the methodology.- Disseminate, extend, transfer and sustain the use of the new methodology and tools developed.

Therefore, the Sportegy project takes account and combines in one integrated methodology some of the bestpractices in the field and will complement and to enrich the European policies directed to the development ofthe societal dimension of sport by bringing innovative approaches for promoting sport as personal andprofessional development tool.

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Bulgaria

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


452,000.20 361,600.16 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON SOFIISKI UNIVERSITET SVETI KLIMENT OHRIDSKI SOFIA Bulgaria

PAR KREFJANDI FELAG UM RANNSOKNA OGNYSKOPUNARSAMSTARF Gardabae Iceland

PAR REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA GOCE DELCEV STATEUNIVERSITY STIP STIP

formerYugoslavRepublic ofMacedonia

PAR SIHTASUTUS NOORED TEADUSES JA ETTEVOTLUSES Tallinn EstoniaPAR SOPRONI EGYETEM SOPRON HungaryPAR UNIVERSITAT WIEN WIEN Austria

Coordinator:

579676-EPP-1-2016-2-BG-SPO-SCP

Te(a)chIn Sport

TISport

SOFIISKI UNIVERSITET SVETIKLIMENT OHRIDSKI

BUL TZAR OSVOBODITEL 15

BG 1504 SOFIA




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Te(a)chIn SportAlthough sports as a social subsystem is developing and for the first time in May, 2014 the Council adopted anew multi annual EU Work Plan for Sport to guide the EU member states in their sport policy in an integratedway, the facts show that people do less sports than required for their health and well-being. According to WHO “2/3rds of individuals at 15 years and older are not physically active at the recommendedlevel. The main individual reasons for the students and young people to drop off sports and lead a physical inactivelife are the lack of time and the lack of motivation. Thus The “Te(a)chIn Sport” general project objective is toraise awareness of the importance of health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA) of students and young peoplethrough increased participation in sports using innovative technologies and promote voluntary activities inUniversity sport. This falls under the priority if the Erasmus + Sport “to promote voluntary activities in sport, together with socialinclusion, equal opportunities and awareness of the importance of health-enhancing physical activity throughincreased participation in, and equal access to, sport for all”. The project target groups are the students, youngpeople in the participating organisations, the teachers, trainers as well as the academic stuff and experts in theparticipating Universities and NGOs. The project activities will lead to elaboration of a new model of students’sports academic curriculum and extending their grass root sports event calendar, that will be focused onphysical education for health more then for high sports results. The project will contribute to teachers andtrainers new competences, increased students and young people participation in sports, synergies with local,regional and national authorities in political legitimacy, technical support and financing for sports in Universitiesand NGOs. The new technology in sports will be for first time tested, evaluated and prototyped.

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Croatia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


282,974.00 226,379.20 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON FITNES UCILISTE Zagreb Croatia

Coordinator:


Brighter Side of Exercise

BSOE

FITNES UCILISTE

Zapoljska 24

HR 10000 Zagreb

www.fitnes-uciliste.hr




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Brighter Side of ExerciseThrough the Project “Brighter side of exercise”, Fitness Academy wants to approach an important healthproblem that afflicts millions of citizens in Europe– anorexia, and to try to promote benefits and best practices ofHEPA during and after the treatment. Patients with anorexia do not only suffer from eating disorders that affecttheir physical state but eventually they become socially marginalized and stigmatized which largely influencestheir post therapeutic social inclusion.For these reasons, Fitness Academy wishes to take advantage given by the ERASMUS+ Sport programmingopportunities and to realize a one year project.There are three primary goals to achieve: -to bring together for the first time people afflicted by anorexia to the unique week of sport, promoting balancedHEPA; -to create a network of European organizations, related professions that deal with anorexia and patientassociations; -to enhance social inclusion by using sports.

The result of the project will be a Week of Sport, combined with the international conference and workshops, tobe held in the September 2017. The sport event will gather more than 150 people in treatment or post-treatment for anorexia which will represent the very first event of this kind. The international conference andcorrelated activities will gather expert from 14 countries (doctors, fitness experts, physiotherapists, nutritionistsetc) who share their knowledge, best practices and discuss practical models and measures of HEPA to beimplemented during and after the treatment. The established models and recommendations shall reflect thelatest scientific research results and best practices. A best practices guidelines will be published anddisseminated. These are of a primary importance for the creation of successful models of balanced PA forinstitutions and centers in Europe which deal with anorexia problems.

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Croatia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


500,000.00 400,000.00 80.00 %

Participants

CON ZAGREBACKI SPORTSKI SAVEZ OSOBA SINVALIDITETOM Zagreb Croatia

PAR FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA TENNISTAVOLO Roma Italy

PARNATIONAL FEDERATION OF SPORT AND RECREATIONFOR THE DISABLED OF MACEDONIA - MACEDONIANPARALYMPIC COMMITTEE SKOPJE

Skopje


PAR OSTERREICHICHER TISCHTENNIS VERBAND Wien AustriaPAR PARAOLIMPIJSKI KOMITET CRNE GORE Podgorica MontenegroPAR PARAOLIMPIJSKI KOMITET SRBIJE Beograd Serbia

PAR UDRUGE ZA PROMICANJE AKTIVNOG GRADANSTVA -ECHO Zagreb Croatia

PAR ZVEZDA ZA SPORT INVALIDOV SLOVENIE -PARAOLIMPIJSKI KOMITE

Ljubljana -Crnuce Slovenia

Coordinator:

579799-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Change Your Mindset-Sport4Everyone

CYM-S4E

ZAGREBACKI SPORTSKISAVEZ OSOBA SINVALIDITETOM

Savska 137

HR 10000 Zagreb

www.zssi.hr




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Change Your Mindset-Sport4EveryoneThe objective of this project proposal is raising awareness of the need for physical activity as the basis of ahealthy lifestyle by including young people with disabilities (age 15-29) in recreational sport activities. Thereason of undertaking this project is to tackle the common roots and causes of physical inactivness and socialexclusion of young people with disabilities in the countries involved in the project and to raise the awarenessabout the importance of physical activities for young people with disabilities in all project partner countries(Croatia, Slovenia, Austria, Italy and FYR Macedonia, Montenegro and Serbia). This is to comply with The EUDisability Strategy (2010-2020) (Empower people with Disabilities so that they can enjoy their full rights andbenefit from fully participating in society and the European economy). The specific goals of this project are:1. to raise awareness regarding benefits of participation in sport recreational activities for young people withdisabilities in terms of social inclusion and health-enhancing, 2. Strengthening capacity of young people withdisabilities, their family members, family physicians and elementary and high school physical educationteachers for promoting importance of physical activities for young people with disabilities 3. Creating network ofmain stakeholders, national and local sport committees, local government to exchange examples of goodpractice regarding the inclusion of young people with disabilities in sport activities.The main activity of theproject is capacity bilding of target groups in all projec partner countries. Experts in kinesiology, health andphysiotherapists will design training modules. The intention of a designed modules is to increase knowledgeand skills of young people with disabilities to participate in recreational sport activities in order to boost theirphysical, cognitive and social development.

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Croatia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


75,054.24 60,000.00 79.94 %

ParticipantsCON HRVATSKI AKADEMSKI ODBOJKASKI KLUB MLADOST Zagreb CroatiaPAR ODBOJKARSKI KLUB NOVA KBM BRANIK Maribor Slovenia

PAR SPORT-VEREINIGUNG SCHWECHAT TELOCVICNAJEDNOTA SOKOL I UND V SCHWECHAT Austria

PAR SVEUCILISTE U ZAGREBU KINEZIOLOSKIFAKULTET ZAGREB Croatia

Coordinator:

579913-EPP-1-2016-1-HR-SPO-SSCP

New training Program: „Health and Injury Prevention on Hard sURfaces foryoung Athletes“ in the field of volleyballHIPHURA

HRVATSKI AKADEMSKIODBOJKASKI KLUB MLADOST

Jarunska 5

HR 10000 Zagreb

www.haok-mladost.hr/




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New training Program: „Health and Injury Prevention on Hard sURfaces for youngAthletes“ in the field of volleyballProject: New training program „ Health and injury prevention on hard surfaces for young athletes“ in the field ofvolleyball, or simply: HIPHURA (for volleyball) has general objective to contribute to prevention of injuries andprotect health of young athletes through involvement of coaches and methodological experts with extensiveexperience in training youth, mutual exchange of best practices in volleyball training and ideas for improvementof practical training methodology. Project’s objectives will be achieved through the small strategic partnership oforganisations with strong background and excellent history of achieved sport's results: Hrvatski akademskiodbojkaski klub Mladost, Zagreb, Croatia; Odbojkarski klub Nova KBM Branik, Maribor, Slovenia; Sport-Vereinigung Schwechat Telocvicna Jednota Sokol I und V, Vienna, Austria and scientific institution Kineziološkifakultet Sveučilište u Zagrebu, Zagreb, Croatia. The specific objectives of HIPHURA (for volleyball) project are:1) to develop an innovative volleyball training program with emphasis on injury prevention and healthprotection, focusing on young ones (youth and juniors – age 15-19) that will encompass trainings on threesurfaces (sand, grass, indoor) in a way that young athletes in preparation period avoid direct and, for body,aggressive start of practice on hard, wooden or synthetic surface. and 2) to develop and publish e-learningmaterials (TtT Handbook) that will explain new training program, provide guidelines for conducting program andsecure sustainability of project results. Project members, experts for sand, grass & indoor surfaces will develop volleyball training program withemphasis on injury prevention & health protection that will encompass trainings in preparation period on 3surfaces and TtT Handbook. Project results will be verified through 2 demonstration sessions inMaribor,Slovenia and Zagreb, Croatia while 21 volleyball coaches will be educated via TtT events.

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Croatia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


449,050.00 359,240.00 80.00 %

Participants

CON ZAJEDNICA SPORTSKIH UDRUGA GRADA RIJEKERIJECKI SPORTSKI SAVEZ Rijeka Croatia

PAR ASOCIACIA ZA RAZVITIE NA BULGARSKIA SPORT SOFIA BulgariaPAR CESIE TRAPPETO ItalyPAR MUNICIPIO DE MIRANDELA MIRANDELA Portugal

PARSLOVENSKA ANTIDOPING ORGANIZACIJA, ZASEBNIZAVOD ZA PREPRECEVANJE DOPINGA V SPORTULJUBLJANA

LJUBLJANA Slovenia

PAR VASTERBOTTENS IDROTTSFORBUND UMEÅ Sweden

Coordinator:

579937-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

JUST SPORT

J-SPORT

ZAJEDNICA SPORTSKIHUDRUGA GRADA RIJEKERIJECKI SPORTSKI SAVEZ

Verdijeva 11

HR 51000 Rijeka

www.rss.hr




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JUST SPORTThe goal is to stimulate youths and other recreationists in fitness centres at grassroot level to countinouslyparticipate in doping free recreational activities within the context of healthy means for healthy goals incoordination and long-term consultatons with duly educated fitness trainers.This project proposal combines educational trainings for both recreationists in fitness centres and fitnesstrainers, the media campaign as the most effective way to increase the awareness about dangers of dopingintake and its negative health consequences and, last but not least, a new mobile application for mappinghealthy fitness centres and fitness experts.By targeting youths, recreationists in fitness centres and trainers in the grassroot recreational enviroment theproject is in line with all relevant policy documents such as The Communication on Sport, European CouncilDeclaration, The White Paper on sports, by promoting the necessity of inclusion of all young people andRecreationists in fitness centres to fight against doping and take part in doping prevention. Also, having in mindthe World Anti-Doping Code this project stresses out the importance of anti-doping attitude and the necessity toeducate and not just to inform. It is recommended to engage famous and notable sportsmen and others fromthe field of sports as distinguished project promoters – ambassadors of healthy lifestyle which includes doping-free sports activities and the related healthy diet.Through this project we provide anti-doping education and prevention programmes aimed at fostering thefundamental values that underpin recreational activities and informing youth of the moral, legal and healthconsequences of recreational activities.This project will employ a new approach and involve all relevant stakeholders desiring to create best practicesat the EU level.

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Croatia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


487,876.80 390,000.00 79.94 %

Participants

CON HRVATSKI AKADEMSKI SPORTSKI KLUBOVI MLADOSTSVEUCILISTA U ZAGREBU ZAGREB Croatia

PAR AALBORG BOLDSPILKLUB AF 1885 AALBORG OST Denmark

PAR ATHILITIKOS PODOSFERIKOS OMILOS ELLINONLEFKOSIAS LEFKOSIA Cyprus

PAR CONI SERVIZI SPA ROMA RM Italy

PAR CRVENA ZVEZDA SD BEOGRADSAVSKI VENAC Serbia

PAR FEDERATION OF THE EUROPEAN SPORTING GOODSINDUSTRY BRUSSELS Belgium

PAR FUNDACAO SPORTING CLUBE DE PORTUGAL LISBOA PortugalPAR OLYMPIACOS SYNDESMOS FILATHLON PIREOS Piraeus GreecePAR SOCIETA SPORTIVA LAZIO ROMA Italy

Coordinator:

579756-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Sport "MyWAY", Multisport Coaches for Young Athletes

MyWAY

HRVATSKI AKADEMSKISPORTSKI KLUBOVIMLADOST SVEUCILISTA UZAGREBU

TESLINA 10 III

HR 10000 ZAGREB

www.hask-mladost.hr




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Sport "MyWAY", Multisport Coaches for Young Athletes Sport MYWAY has been created in harmony with the European Institutions objectives in terms of socialinclusion and promotion of voluntarism in sport. The aims of Sport MYWAY are clear: enlarging the basis of thesport pyramid, through the establishment of special Multisport Trainers, who are spreading our specialMultisport message. This is aimed to promote sport through and innovative and balanced approach, notfocused only to one main activity, but to all the activities and areas that will prepare children to a broadernumber of disciplines.These objectives will be reached through several passages:- Creating and establishing a new role in the sports panorama: the Multisport Trainer, a new unique role thataims to promote voluntary activities, together with social inclusion, equal opportunities and awareness of theimportance of health-enhancing physical activity.- Defining a specific educational programe that will individuate profile and the competences that a MultisportTrainer must have, in order to be able to accompany children through a well-defined Multisport path.- Spreading this knowledge, starting from the specific team of trainers educated through the educationalprogramme and making them meet other trainers and potential trainers that would like to approach Sport andMultisport activities.

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Croatia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


406,140.22 324,800.00 79.97 %

ParticipantsCON ATLETSKI SPORTSKI KLUB ASK SPLIT Split Croatia

PAR AK OLYMP BRNO SPOLEK Brno CzechRepublic

PAR ALBA REGIA ATLETIKAI KLUB Székesfehérvár HungaryPAR ATLETSKI KLUB KOPER 6000 Koper SloveniaPAR UNIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA BOR Trieste ItalyPAR UNIVERZA NA PRIMORSKEM UNIVERSITA DEL LITORALE KOPER Slovenia

Coordinator:

579735-EPP-1-2016-2-HR-SPO-SCP

Efficient recommended MVPA obtainement for scholl children andteenagersSCH YA

ATLETSKI SPORTSKI KLUBASK SPLIT

Ulica Hrvatske mornarice 10

HR 21000 Split

www.ask-split.hr




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Efficient recommended MVPA obtainement for scholl children and teenagersOver the last half century, we have simply stopped moving. Health organisations report that EU faces anepidemic of physical inactivity (PI), over 2/3 of population don’t meet daily guidelines for physical activity (PA).Even smaller percentage of children and youth reach the guideline levels. As a consequence, the WHO reportsthat PI is becoming killer No 1. Engaging children and youth in moderate to vigorous PA (MVPA) prepares themto lead physically active lives and improve health and academic outcomes. Schools play a central role inproviding opportunities for children and youth to engage in PA. Physical education class (PE) is the one timeduring the day when all children and youth can be active. The other way is to offer them organized physicalactivities within existing sport clubs. Along those line, the School YA project aims to develop a model for raisingdaily level of the MVPA and decreasing PI in the target group of youngsters aged 12 to 15. Recent Slovenian,Dutch, and USA studies reports that 45 minutes PE classes last no more than 36, with only 9-13 min of MVPAand 16 min of PI, so youngsters do not reach more than 25% of recommended MVPA (EU Physical ActivityGuidelines recommend 60 minutes daily). The project partnership (5 grass root athletic clubs and University ofPrimorska) plan to develop curricula for 15 PE hours that meets >50% MVPA. PE content will be selected fromthe lists of all motor abilities and adjusted for gender and age (12-15 years). The curricula will be developed incooperation of athletic coaches working in sport clubs with PE teachers from elementary schools under thesupervision of researchers and scientists. Developed and adjusted curricula will be presented at 10 minuteslong video clips and freely distributed to PE professionals. In order to cover all basis, the clubs will organizelocal campaigns to encourage youngsters to join existing sport clubs in order to raise their MVPA to minimalrecommended levels.

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Croatia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


69,509.43 55,551.71 79.92 %

ParticipantsCON SVEUCILISTE U SPLITU KINEZIOLOSKI FAKULTET Split Croatia

PAR CENTRO GIOVANILE PERMANENTE CENTROVITA ONLUS SommaVesuviana Italy

PAR ST ANGELA PARTICIPATION CENTRE Glasgow UnitedKingdom

PAR UDRUGA ZA UNAPREDENJE KVALITET ZIVLJENJA ANIMI Split CroatiaPAR ZAJEDNO PREMA UJEDINJENOM SVIJETU Split Croatia

Coordinator:

579891-EPP-1-2016-1-HR-SPO-SSCP

StreetMotions - "Street Motion and Emotion"

StreetM

SVEUCILISTE U SPLITUKINEZIOLOSKI FAKULTET

Teslina 6

HR 21000 Split

web.kifst.unist.hr




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StreetMotions - "Street Motion and Emotion"The Main Objective of our project – organizing together ”Traditional Games and Sports Fairs“ – in threeEuropean countries- Croatia (Split), Scotland (Glasgow), Italy (Naples) to increase and make accessible theparticipation of people of all ages and backgrounds in society, to take part in physical activities and recreationin our cities and local communities - in this way fostering a better cultural understanding also of each other'snations and open doors to future projects. The Faculty of Kinesiology, Croatia, together with the partners(stated above) is organizing a "Traditional Games and Sport Fairs" in these three nations as well asStreetMotions sports smartphone App targeted to increase people's participation in sporting activities andevents.

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Croatia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


66,981.80 53,585.44 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON STOLNOTENISKI KLUB MARATHON Zagreb CroatiaPAR NAMIZNOTENISKI KLUB PRESERJE Preserje Slovenia

PAR STOLNOTENISKI KLUB CM VITEZ Vitez Bosnia andHerzegovina

PAR SV SCHOTT JENA EV Jena Germany

Coordinator:

579959-EPP-1-2016-1-HR-SPO-SSCP

Tennis Table Crossing Borders

TTCB

STOLNOTENISKI KLUBMARATHON

Gornji bukovac 94

HR 10000 Zagreb




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Tennis Table Crossing BordersTable Tennis Crossing Borders is a project lead by applicant STK Marathon and partner organizations NTKPreserje, SV Schott Jena e.V and STK CM Vitez. The main goal of the project is to directly and effectivelytackle issues connected to physical inactivity by promoting the values of sport and an active lifestyle. Thespecific objectives of the project are: engaging children of different ages and groups in a fun and inclusive waywhile promoting the sport of table tennis through dedicated activities, collecting useful information that canserve as a base for forming guidelines and disseminating the collected information to educational organisationsand policy forming institutions.Children and young people are our main target audience for the activities but we hope to engage a wide publicas well, starting with the parents of our participants since they have a key role in educating their children to leada healthy and active lifestyle.Table tennis is a sport that can bring much to the table when tackling the issues that are a priority in thisproject. Additionally, it’s a sport that can be easily integrated in schools, homes and sport clubs both for activeplaying and recreational-social activities.We believe that the proposal is innovative in 4 main aspects: engaging schools in a fun, interactive waythrought activity “Month of Table Tennis”, technical approach because all activities include both physical, funand interactive way of ensuring the fulfillment of project’s objectives, in our target group because we plan toinclude parents as active participants since they have a key role in educating their children to have a healthylifestyle and dissemination thorough creating a Forum on projects website so that participants and interestedyouth can discuss issues, plan events and keep in touch after the project ends.

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Czech Republic

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


57,207.00 45,765.60 80.00 %

Participants

CON MESTSKA CAST PRAHA 5 Prague 5 CzechRepublic

PAR BUDAPEST FOVAROS XI KERULET UJBUDAONKORMANYZATA Budapest Hungary

PAR GRAD TROGIR TROGIR CroatiaPAR MESTSKA CAST BRATISLAVA-PETRZALKA Bratislava SlovakiaPAR MUNICIPALITY OF SAVSKI VENAC BEOGRAD Serbia

Coordinator:

579659-EPP-1-2016-1-CZ-SPO-SSCP

Sport4Citizens

S4C

MESTSKA CAST PRAHA 5

Stefanikova 13,15

CZ 150 22 Prague 5

www.praha5.cz




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Sport4CitizensThe Municipality of Prague 5 currently cooperate with a number of sports clubs, support sport events, sportsassociations and cooperate with schools. They are seeking to find ways to improve their sports networks bygaining further knowledge and experience from abroad. This project will combine the experience and skills of Municipalities from the Czech Republic, Serbia, Slovakia,Hungary and Croatia, all of which have the same motivations to improve the access to sport for citizens in theirdistricts. They will particularly aim to promote sports to members of the public who are not currently involved insports.

The core aims of the project are to promote:• Voluntary activities in sport• Social inclusion (Supporting different age groups in the community)• Health-enhancing physical activity• Equal access for all, sport for all• Promotion of Sports in Schools• Offering low-cost sports for the disadvantaged in the community

The two main pillars which will be uses to achieve these aims are as follows:1. Exchange of knowledge among partners• Promotion of Sport• Sport and Inclusion• Financing and Sport• Creation of International Cooperation Network

2. Promotion of sports based activities based on the ‘EU Guidelines on Physical Activity’Sport4Citizens will open youth up to new sports, and open their minds to new cultures bring regionaldifferences in Eastern European Municipalities closer to one another. As this is a small collaborativepartnership, the coordinator chose partners particularly in the geographic region of Eastern Europe.

All partners will network with local sports clubs and organisations and create a plan for cooperation inpromoting Sports for All. There will a focus on finding ways to especially promote sports to those not typicallyinvolved in sport in the community. It will be ensured that there will be classes offered to all age groups as wellas ensuring there are many options to get involved in sport for low-income families.

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Czech Republic

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


76,860.00 60,000.00 78.06 %

Participants

CON SENIOR FITNES Z.S Praha 6 CzechRepublic

PAR BILDUNGSWERK DES LANDESSPORTBUNDESSACHSENEV Dresden Germany

PAR KOTSATKY KARVINA-ODDIL PLAVANI Karviná CzechRepublic

PAR MLODZIEZOWE TOWARZYSTWO PLYWACKIE DELFIN Cieszyn Poland

Coordinator:

579632-EPP-1-2016-1-CZ-SPO-SSCP

Seniors to sport court, not to hospital

Seniors

SENIOR FITNES Z.S

Stamicova 1968

CZ 162 00 Praha 6

www.seniorfitnes.cz




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Seniors to sport court, not to hospitalAmount of elders (people in age 64+) is fast incresing in whole Europe. This age category introduce recently15% of population. This percentage portion is going to be only higher in future because of the medicineprogress. Project takes place in the middle Europe, the involved organizations work in region with very similarsocial environment and historical experience. This ensures that the outputs will be very useful for all of them.Regular sport activity verifiably contributes improvement of many aspects of human´s life - keeps good health,includes individuals to the social environment, offers quality possibilities of using free time... Until theese daysthe sport activities were focused mainly on the children and young people or on the adult athelets. For eldersthe quality offer of sport activities like part of everydays life is missing. From this reason it is neccessary tocreate the infrastructure of sport for this age category.Project connects work of four different organizations, that work on fields of sport, work with elders andeducation. This helps to catch the topic of sport of elders from many different out of views and the outcomescan be very complex.

Outcomes of project are:1. Educational platform for elders trainers2. Manual of leading motion activities for elders in halls, in water and also in outside:

- a) for healthy elders who are weaked only by standard manifestations of agein process.- b) for elders chronicaly weaked or dissabled

3. Manual of PR in the way to adress the highest possible number of people from the target group and jointhem to reagular sport activities.4. Final report about the manuals effectivity and the recommendation of improving them.Project objective is to create for organizations the manuals for providing sport for elders and PR affectivemanulas to provide sport for elders with annual increasing of elders involved of 20%. V celé Evropě rapidně roste počet seniorů (osob nad 64 let). Tato věková kategorie v současnosti tvoří cca15% populace. Tento procentní podíl ovšem bude v budoucnu díky medicínským postupům jen stoupat. Projektje realizován v prostoru střední Evropy, zapojené organizace působí v regionech které mají velmi podobnouhistorickou zkušenost a společenskou skladbu, proto budou výstupy dobře použitelné všemi účastněnýmiorganizacemi.Pravidelná sportovní aktivita prokazatelně přispívá ke zlepšení mnoha oblastí lidského života - udržuje dobrýzdravotní stav, začleňuje jednotlivce do sociálního prostředí, nabízí možnost smysluplného trávení volnéhočasu... Dosavadní sportovní aktivity jsou zaměřené převážně na děti a mládež resp. na profesionální sportovcedospělé. Pro skupinu seniorů zcela chybí dostatečná a kvalitní nabídka každodenního sportu, jako běžnésoučásti jejich života. Z tohoto důvodu je třeba vytvořit dostatečnou sportovní infrastrukturu pro tuto věkovoukategorii. Projekt spojuje činnost čtyř rozdílných subjektů, které působí na poli sportu, práce se seniory a vzdělávání, a toz důvodu uchopení tématu v co nejširších souvislostech a vytvořeních co nejkomplexnějších výstupů projektu.Výstupy projektu budou tvořit:1. Vzdělávací platforma pro cvičitele pro seniory2. Metodika vedení pohybových aktivit pro seniory v tělocvičnách, ve vodě a ve venkovním prostředí a to:

- a) pro seniory zdravé oslabené pouze standardními projevy procesu stárnutí,- b) pro seniory chronicky oslabené

3. Metodika komunikace s veřejností tak, aby organizace uměli oslovit co nejširší množství osob z cílovéskupiny a aktivně je do sportovních aktivit zapojit. 4. Závěrečná zpráva referující o efektivitě postupů a návrhy na případná zlepšení.

Cílem projektu je vytvořit pro organizace metodiku a postupy práce pro poskytování sportovních aktivitseniorům s ročním nárůstem počtu aktivně zapojených seniorů min. 20%.

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Czech Republic

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


434,464.13 347,571.31 80.00 %

Participants

CON CESKY OLYMPIJSKY VYBOR PRAHA CzechRepublic

PAR COMITATO OLIMPICO NAZIONALE ITALIANO ROMA ItalyPAR COMITE NATIONAL OLYMPIQUE ET SPORTIF FRANCAIS PARIS FrancePAR COMITE OLYMPIQUE ET INTERFEDERAL BELGE ASBL BRUXELLES BelgiumPAR HRVATSKI OLIMPIJSKI ODBOR ZAGREB Croatia

PAR JIHOCESKY KRAJ CeskeBudejovice

CzechRepublic

PAR NEDERLANDS OLYMPISCH COMITE-NEDERLANDSESPORT FEDERATIE VERENIGING ARNHEM Netherlands

PAR OSTERREICHISCHES OLYMPISCHES COMITE Vienna AustriaPAR SUOMEN OLYMPIAKOMITEA RY Helsinki Finland

Coordinator:

579679-EPP-1-2016-2-CZ-SPO-SCP

Sport Parks Inspired by the Olympics

SPIO

CESKY OLYMPIJSKY VYBOR

BENESOVSKA 1925/6

CZ 101 00 PRAHA




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Sport Parks Inspired by the OlympicsIt has been reproached to (umbrella) sport organisation “that they have a tendency to focus somewhat narrowlyon the organisation of competitions. And, it has been suggested that “they should be stimulated to definestrategies for sports that consider the promotion of sport for all ” (HEPA Guidelines).Responding to this recommendation, the Sport Parks inspired by the Olympics projects aims to supportumbrella sport organisations (NOCs) in creating sustainable sport for all initiatives and events, drawing on themotivational potential of major sport events, in particular the Olympic Games. The main objective of this project is to develop a concept of a sustainable initiative – Sport Parks inspired bythe Olympics –and support it by an easy-to-use, illustrative and comprehensive handbook, which will provideorganisers (umbrella sport organisation) with tools for the the development, organisation, evaluation andsustainability of their own Sport Park inspired by the Olympics. The handbook will be composed ofrecommendations and guidelines developed by project partners and supported by good practices examplesand case studies. It will be web-based and the web-platform will be the main output of the project. A particularattention will be paid to the cooperation with local authorities, sport federations and clubs as this cooperation isa prerequisite for the sustainability of the initiative. The handbook will also include an important section on pre-and post-park activities, which will aim at keeping people active beyond the duration of the Sport Park. Study visits, hosted by partner NOCs, preparation of case studies by each of the partners, testing of the draftrecommendations and guidelines during the 2018 Winter Olympics, and their redrafting and finalisation with thehelp of external experts, will be the core project activities.

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Czech Republic

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


295,537.40 232,010.40 78.50 %

Participants

CON FESTIVAL SPORTACEK ZS Prague CzechRepublic

Coordinator:


Sportacek/Wannado: Family Sport Festivals

Wannado

FESTIVAL SPORTACEK ZS

Nad Zemankou 7

CZ 147 00 Prague

www.sportacek.cz




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Sportacek/Wannado: Family Sport FestivalsWe are seeking funding to support the production of family sport festivals in Prague, Czech Republic;Bratislava, Slovakia; and Katowice, Poland. Held on 10 September, 2016, the festivals will complement theEuropean Week of Sport.

We are a small non-profit organization on a mission to get people moving. Since hosting our first family sportfestival in Prague in 2011, we have expanded across the Czech Republic. With sport participation decliningthroughout Europe, we are now working to expand beyond Czech borders.

Our approach is highly effective. We bring a large number of local sports clubs – 126 in Prague alone in 2015 –to one place, where they set up dynamic activities relating to their sport that visitors can try. We offer free entry,and present the widest variety of sports – including adaptive sports (for the disabled) – to give as many peopleas possible the chance to find a sport they can get excited about. When a visitor tries a sport that captures theirattention, they can speak directly to representatives from the local club, greatly increasing the chances that theywill stick with it.

The festival also includes visits from well-known sportsmen and sportswomen, performances by the sportsclubs’ existing members, raffles, and other fun activities. In this way, we create an exciting “sport world” thateveryone can – and wants to – participate in, now and in the future.

We have already begun preparations for this year’s events, as the full process takes longer than a year, and weare committed to implementing the events successfully. But our funding, largely from smaller corporate donors,is severely limited; indeed, it is insufficient to enable us to produce these events. With EU support, we would beable not only to host events in Prague, Bratislava, and Katowice this year, but also to secure long-termsustainability, including our future expansion to more European communities.

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Denmark

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


187,500.00 150,000.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON INTERNATIONAL SPORT AND CULTURE ASSOCIATION KOBENHAVN DenmarkPAR BG BYDI AKTIVEN PLOVDIV Bulgaria

PAR DEUTSCHER TURNER-BUND EV FRANKFURTAM MAIN Germany

PAR SPORTNA UNIJA SLOVENIJE - ZVEZA DRUSTEV ZASPORTNO REKREACIJO IN SPORTNO VZGOJO LJUBLJANA Slovenia

PAR UKACTIVE London UnitedKingdom

Coordinator:

572862-EPP-1-2016-1-DK-SPO-SCP

European Fitness Day - #beactive

EFD

INTERNATIONAL SPORT ANDCULTURE ASSOCIATION

VESTER VOLDGADE 100 2

DK 1552 KOBENHAVN

www.isca-web.org




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European Fitness Day - #beactiveThe European Fitness Day has as its overarching objective to engage more European citizens in fitness andphysical activities in support of the European Week of Sport

The specific objectives of the European Fitness Day are to

1. Build the capacity of project partners and event deliverers to offer inclusive, relevant and attractive physicalactivity and fitness offers during and beyond the European Fitness Day2. Develop and disseminate 15.000 free and accessible physical activity and fitness offers and events duringthe European Fitness Day.3. Raise awareness among European citizens about the benefits of being active and the diversity andattractiveness of fitness-oriented activities in that regard.

The European Fitness Day builds on the British success National Fitness Day lead by ukactive, and this goodpractice will be used and transferred in the European concept. At the same time, the European Fitness Day willexploit the experience and platform of ISCAs European NowWeMOVE campaign to have maximum reach andimpact.

Key indicators- Satisfaction with capacity building among project partners, National Conveners, Event Deliverers: 100%, 80%,75% Fully satisfied or Satisfied - Number of European citizens engaging in European Fitness Day offers: 750.000 (avg 50/event)- Number of European Fitness Day events across Europe: 15.000 (UK 2015: 7500)- Number of Event Deliverers: 3000 (UK 2015: 1514 venues)- Number of National Conveners engaged: 15- Number of countries involved (events on offer via centralised web site): 20- Number of European Week of Sport National Coordinating Bodies join efforts for European Fitness Day: 8- Total online reach: 60 million people (UK 2015: 29,5)- Total online ads and search reach: 30 million people- Total social media reach: 30 million people - Total European Fitness Day web site visits: 50.000- Number of external media articles: 400 (UK 2015: 200)15) Number of articles in owned (non-social) media: 100

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Denmark

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


375,000.00 300,000.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON INTERNATIONAL SPORT AND CULTURE ASSOCIATION KOBENHAVN Denmark

Coordinator:


#BeActive FlashMOVE

FM



DK 1552 KOBENHAVN

Number of members of sport organisations involved: 1,000,000



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#BeActive FlashMOVEThe #beactive FlashMOVE overarching objective is to promote the European Week of Sport in select Capitalcities and unlimited local communities. The specific objectives are:1. To raise awareness among European citizens of events and opportunities offered during the EuropeanWeek of Sport, and the benefits of being physically active.2. To engage Capital Cities simultaneously in six countries in a gym based choreographed ‘flashmob’ towebcasted and supported by supplemental engagement in unlimited numbers of local communities acrossEurope. 3. To establish networks and partnerships to sustainably repeat the event in the coming years. In 2016, FlashMOVE will be implemented on 10 September, Opening Day of the European Week of Sport. TheFlashMOVE will be led by ISCA and jointly coordinated by a team with first-hand experience in carrying out thistype of event. Specifically, National Coordinators from 6 countries will be identified to serve as part of projectimplementation team. Promotion and PR: The project is a perfect backdrop for a comprehensive PR campaign to position theEuropean Week of Sport in local, national and European media. Tapping into existing resources and activities: FlashMOVE event will build on the experience and learnings ofprevious editions successfully coordinated by ISCA the past three years. ISCA is able to leverage an activenetwork of coordinating organisations, MOVE Agents (volunteers) and an extensive PR base. Combining local, national and European actors: The set-up of the project, allowing local citizens, clubs, nationalorganisations and national coordinators of NowWeMOVE campaign as well as EWoS National CoordinatingBodies to play key roles in organizing and implementing FlashMOVE in Capital Cities and local communities isa perfect vehicle to combine the three levels of communication and reach.

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Denmark

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


349,235.00 279,388.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON INTERNATIONAL SPORT AND CULTURE ASSOCIATION KOBENHAVN Denmark

Coordinator:


Journey of Hope Cross-Border Cycling Tour

JOH



DK 1552 KOBENHAVN

www.isca-web.org




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Journey of Hope Cross-Border Cycling TourThe Journey of Hope cross-border cycling tour has as its overarching objective to provide a pan-Europeanevent promoting the European Week of Sport (EWoS) in the weeks leading up to EWoS, culminating in a cross-sector PR event in Slovakia to mark the Flagship day of EWoS on 16 September.

The tour will extend along EuroVelo routes in 7 countries, forming both part of the lead-up to the EWoS andcontributing to the Week itself.

The specific objectives are: A) To raise awareness among European citizens of events and opportunities offered in the upcomingEuropean Week of Sport, and the benefits of being physically active. B) To engage communities along EuroVelo routes in seven countries physically in side events and digitalcommunication efforts, and other participants Europe-wide through an online activation platform.C) To establish networks and partnerships to sustainably repeat the event in the coming years.

The tour takes its starting point from a concept tested by ISCA in 2015. The test run demonstrated greatpotential for the event to be rolled out as a larger scale European event, with necessary adjustments madeaccording to the previous experience. Additional funds will allow for broader-reaching social media and PRcampaign featuring a #journeyofhope online activation platform with detailed information on the tour and asimple user interface allowing more citizens and stakeholders to get involved.

ISCA believes that the test showed what can be done to fulfill recommendations made to the EuropeanCommission to hold a symbolic activity in the form of a “bike tour across Europe” connected to key aspects ofthe European Week of Sport (in this case it will mark both the opening on 10 September and the flagship dayon 16 September). ISCA and the Turkish team of cyclists who will carry out the tour are ready to apply ourexperience and learnings from 2015 to organise a new cross-border cycling tour in a celebration of theEuropean Week of Sport.

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Denmark

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


506,220.00 400,000.00 79.02 %

ParticipantsCON INTERNATIONAL SPORT AND CULTURE ASSOCIATION KOBENHAVN DenmarkPAR AJUNTAMENT DE BARCELONA BARCELONA SpainPAR BG BYDI AKTIVEN PLOVDIV Bulgaria

PAR BIRMINGHAM CITY COUNCIL BIRMINGHAM UnitedKingdom

PAR DANSKE GYMNASTIK OG IDRAETSFORENINGER BREDSTEN DenmarkPAR FUNDACIO UBAE BARCELONA SpainPAR FUNDACJA V4 SPORT Warszawa PolandPAR LOCALE OG ANLEAGSFONDEN Copenhagen Denmark

PAR MEDNARODNO ZDRUZENJE UPRAVLJAVCEVINFRASTRUKTURE ZA SPORT IN PROSTI CAS KRANJ Slovenia

PAR MUNICIPALITY OF PLOVDIV PLOVDIV Bulgaria

PAR STREETGAMES UK Manchester UnitedKingdom

PAR Union Française des Oeuvres Laïques d'Education Physique PARIS FrancePAR VILLE DE PARIS PARIS FrancePAR WROCLAW MIASTO Wroclaw Poland

Coordinator:

579970-EPP-1-2016-2-DK-SPO-SCP

MOVEment Spaces

MOVESP



DK 1552 KOBENHAVN

www.isca-web.org




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MOVEment SpacesThe MOVEment Spaces project’s overall objective is to enhance innovation in the delivery of physical activityprogrammes in existing urban spaces/facilities

Thus, the project takes a starting point in a setting, which is urban spaces that are beyond traditional sportfacilities, and assists the development and sharing of the most novel and effective offers for European citizensin those given spaces.

Key areas the project will explore in this field are thus•Partnerships between municipalities and civic organisations/sport clubs•Inclusivity: targeting the hard-to-reach populations•Stakeholder involvement and democratisation of public space•Focus space: Parks and healthy trails•Focus space: City squares•Focus space: Water facilities

The project’s specific objectives are:

Objective 1: To build the knowledge base for quality urban space physical activity programmingObjective 2: To build capacities to enhance urban space physical activity programmingObjective 3: To establish and run “Open Source Innovation Lab” as thematic network of organisations workingin the fieldObjective 4: To disseminate results and widen the impact of the projectObjective 5: (horizontal/management objective): To ensure quality in the coordination, monitoring andevaluation of the project

The partnership behind this proposal is quite unique. Based on a group of Expert Institutions, a group of keyEuropean Cities; and grassroots sport promoters, we have established Pairs of Cities and sport organisations ineach of the relevant countries – these pairs are in turn responsible for key aspects of the project, includingactually testing project-based programmes on the ground. The involvement of Barcelona, Paris, Birmingham,Wroclaw and Plovdiv is a particularly strong asset, knowing that municipalities generally and the major ones inparticular have only been involved to a limited degree in previously supported Erasmus+Sport CollaborativePartnerships.

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Denmark

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


478,471.02 382,776.82 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON IDRAETTENS ANALYSEINSTITUT København K Denmark

PAR COUNCIL OF EUROPE - CONSEIL DE L'EUROPE STRASBOURGCEDEX France

PAR CYPRUS SPORT ORGANISATION LEFKOSIA CyprusPAR DANSK BOLDSPIL-UNION Brøndby DenmarkPAR DEUTSCHE SPORTHOCHSCHULE KOLN KOLN GermanyPAR EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR SPORT MANAGEMENT Groningen NetherlandsPAR FEDERATIA ROMANA DE FOTBAL Bucuresti RomaniaPAR HOGSKOLEN I MOLDE MOLDE Norway

PAR INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF SPORT SCIENCE ANDPHYSICAL EDUCATION EV BERLIN Germany

PAR KATHOLIEKE UNIVERSITEIT LEUVEN LEUVEN BelgiumPAR NORGES FOTBALLFORBUND Oslo NorwayPAR POLSKI ZWIAZEK GOLFA Warsaw PolandPAR UNIVERSITATEA DIN BUCURESTI Bucuresti RomaniaPAR UNIVERSITEIT UTRECHT UTRECHT NetherlandsPAR UNIWERSYTET WARSZAWSKI WARSZAWA PolandPAR VLAAMSE SPORTFEDERATIE VZW Gent Belgium

Coordinator:

579637-EPP-1-2016-2-DK-SPO-SCP

National Sports Governance Observer: Benchmarking sports governanceacross national boundariesSGO2017

IDRAETTENSANALYSEINSTITUT

Kanonbådsvej 4A

DK 1437 København K

www.idan.dk




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National Sports Governance Observer: Benchmarking sports governance acrossnational boundariesThe main aim of SGO2017: ‘National Sports Governance Observer: Benchmarking sports governance acrossnational boundaries’ is to assist and inspire national sports organisations to raise the quality of their governancepractices. Specific objectives- enabling sports leaders and outside stakeholders to measure, discuss and amend the governance standardsand practices of sports organisations by adapting and applying the Sports Governance Observer benchmarkingtool in national sports organisation.- establishing sustainable networks between academics, practitioners and other key stakeholders with acommon interest in good governance in sport at a national as well as international level through nationaltraining workshops, seminars and the Play the Game conference.- educating and training sports leaders, researchers, and government representatives to understand, introduce,evaluate, and sustain good governance standards and practices in their respective organisations.- providing government officials with knowledge and tools that enable them to engage in dialogue with thesports movement with a view to inspiring better governance in sport and creating a robust framework for sport’suse of public grants.- producing, providing and disseminating national as well as comparative international and national data basedon the Sports Governance Observer tool and the ‘Sports Governance Observer 2015’ report- initiating public debates on sports governance to a wider public in order to raise the awareness of the topicsand challenges related to good governance among athletes, sports volunteers, association leaders, fan groups,sponsors and policy makers, thus enabling them to create more efficient organisations and engage in thedebate about and decision-making processes in sport.

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Denmark

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


59,583.00 47,666.40 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON MINE VAGANTI NGO PERFUGAS ItalyPAR ASOCIACIA ZA RAZVITIE NA BULGARSKIA SPORT SOFIA BulgariaPAR REGIONALNE CENTRUM WOLONTARIATU M. Kielce PolandPAR TIK-VOLLEY Taastrup Denmark

Coordinator:

579807-EPP-1-2016-1-DK-SPO-SSCP

Young Ambassadors for Sport and Volunteering

YASV

MINE VAGANTI NGO

VIA G D ANNUNZIO 4

DK 07034 PERFUGAS




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Young Ambassadors for Sport and VolunteeringAccording to official EU data, the European society suffers currently of lack of involvement in sport and physicalactivity and people are often not aware about the importance of healthy lifestyle. Sport organizations and clubsall over Europe play a crucial role in encouraging and engaging people to get physically active, but the level ofcivic involvement in voluntary activities related to sport is also warning. In this regards, through this project, TIK Volley would like to contribute to a social change by promotingvoluntary activities in sport, equal opportunities and raising awareness of the importance of healthy lifestyle byincreasing participation in sport for all. Based on the capacity and experience of the consortium of partners andtheir needs, on the relevance towards EU Policies, as well on the long term potential for cooperation withdiverse actors within the sport sector, the current project aims to establish a collaborative partnership in view ofcreating a team of young Volunteer Sport Ambassadors, which will be trained to raise awareness of healthylifestyle, promote sport culture and voluntary activity in sport, as well as try to increase participation involunteering and equal access to sport for all. The project is in line with the needs of all participating organizations and responds also to the needs of theirtarget groups in terms of enhancing involvement in sport and being physically active. The proposal promotesstronger coherence between volunteering and improved healthy lifestyle, so as to ensure that sport culture willbe enhanced and volunteering will be better recognized across borders. Its effect, directly connected with theEU institutional and program priorities, will provide significant and valuable outcomes at EU level, to be used atlarge scale after its end. In this way the expected impact of such a project is high and its realization willcontribute to bring solutions to important issues currently on the EU agenda.

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Germany

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


510,299.00 400,000.00 78.39 %

Participants

CON RHEINISCH-WESTFAELISCHE TECHNISCHEHOCHSCHULE AACHEN AACHEN Germany

PAR BERGISCHE UNIVERSITAET WUPPERTAL WUPPERTAL Germany

PAR IMPERIAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY ANDMEDICINE LONDON United

Kingdom

PAR MIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY HIGHER EDUCATIONCORPORATION LONDON United

KingdomPAR RHEINISCHE FRIEDRICH-WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAT BONN BONN GermanyPAR RUHR-UNIVERSITAET BOCHUM BOCHUM GermanyPAR TAMPEREEN AMMATTIKORKEAKOULU OY TAMPERE FinlandPAR TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT EINDHOVEN EINDHOVEN Netherlands

PAR

THE PROVOST, FELLOWS, FOUNDATION SCHOLARS &THE OTHER MEMBERS OF BOARD OF THE COLLEGE OFTHE HOLY & UNDIVIDED TRINITY OF QUEEN ELIZABETHNEAR DUBLIN

DUBLIN Ireland

PAR TURUN YLIOPISTO TURUNYLIOPISTO Finland

PAR UNIVERSIDAD DE VIGO VIGOPONTEVEDRA Spain

PAR UNIVERSIDADE DO MINHO BRAGA Portugal


PAR UNIVERSITEIT MAASTRICHT MAASTRICHT Netherlands

PAR UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN, NATIONAL UNIVERSITYOF IRELAND, DUBLIN DUBLIN Ireland

PAR WESTFAELISCHE WILHELMS-UNIVERSITAET MUENSTER MUENSTER Germany

Coordinator:

579740-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

Active Campus Europe

ACE

RHEINISCH-WESTFAELISCHETECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULEAACHEN

TEMPLERGRABEN 55

DE 52062 AACHEN



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Number of members of sport organisations involved: 960Active Campus EuropeActive Campus Europe (ACE) is designed as a sustainable collaboration with the aim to promote health-enhanching physical activities within university setting in Europe. 16 partner universities from 7 countries intendto create through ACE a role model for the University setting in Europe. The collaborative activities of ACEfocus on three main activities: 1. The identification of good practice models for sports and health enhancing physical activities for (non-active)students. The impact of the practices identified and applied through the local ACE partners will be collected andpublished in a Best Practice Handbook 2. Identification and elaboration of a common, but locally executed common intervention with the aim toincrease physical activities into sustainable higher day-to-day participation through collaboration with localstakeholders. 3. Sharing of experience beyond the collection of Best Practice in structured network meetings and workshopswill identify the highlights of the best practice models to be published in a handbook. Evaluation of the commonintervention programs will help to approve the meaning and relevance of the shared experience. The personalshared experience shall help to go on working in a sustainable network.

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Germany

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


73,315.91 58,643.69 79.99 %

Participants

CON DIE INTERNATIONALE VEREINIGUNG FUR SPORT FURALLE


PAR AKADEMIA WYCHOWANIA FIZYCZNEGO IM EUGENIUSZAPIASECKIEGO POZNAN Poland

PAR ASSOCIATION EUROPEENNE DES JEUX ETSPORTSTRADITIONNELS Huelgoat France

PAR DIMOTIKI KOINOFELIS EPIXEIRISI KAVALAS Kavala Greece

PAR FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA GIOCHI E SPORTTRADIZIONALIASSOCIAZIONE PERUGIA Italy

PAR GERLEV IDRAETSHOJSKOLE Slagelse DenmarkPAR STICHTING SPORT FRYSLAN Heerenveen NetherlandsPAR VLAAMSE TRADITIONELE SPORTEN VZW Sint-Kruis Belgium

Coordinator:

579581-EPP-1-2016-1-DE-SPO-SSCP

European Traditional Sports and Games Platform

ETSGP

DIE INTERNATIONALEVEREINIGUNG FUR SPORTFUR ALLE

MAINZER LANDSTRASSE 153

DE 60327 FRANKFURT AM MAIN




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European Traditional Sports and Games PlatformTraditional Sports and Games (TSG) are part of Europe’s intangible heritage and a symbol of both its culturaldiversity and common cultural background. TSG are an effective vehicle to encourage participation in Sport forAll and physical activity, and they convey values of solidarity, diversity, inclusiveness, cultural awareness andpeace. Unfortunately, no common understanding of the situation of TSG in Europe exists, let alone acoordinated approach to the promotion and provision of TSG opportunities.

In direct response to this need, the European TSG Platform project will create a central resource hubencompassing the three complimentary elements of research, policy and practice, enabling the futuredevelopment of a coordinated approach to the preservation and promotion of European TSG.

Vision – A united Europe eternally rich in diverse TSG.

Mission – to create a European TSG Platform (ETSGP), serving as a central resource hub and ultimately aguide to the EU and its stakeholders for the safeguarding and promotion of TSG.

Primary Objectives – To:• Create a common understanding of the status of TSG in Europe • Preserve, promote and increase participation in TSG, Sport for All and HEPA, particularly among those lessactive• Encourage social inclusion, understanding, respect for others using TSG• Encourage heritage preservation and strong cultural identification at local, national and European levels• Strengthen the sense of ‘pride in being European’ in citizens across Europe.

Action Plan Summary:1. Conduct an analysis of the current situation of TSG in Europe and publish an overview focussing on threekey elements – policy, research and practice2. Draw conclusions, identify key priorities and formulate recommendations for the safeguarding and promotionof European TSG3. Define the ETSGP’s scope of work, vision, mission, objectives, structure, strategy, activities and budgetrequirements4. Establish the ETSGP and broadly disseminate project results

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Germany

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


469,464.00 375,569.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON STREETFOOTBALLWORLD GGMBH BERLIN Germany

PAR ALBION IN THE COMMUNITY Brighton UnitedKingdom

PAR ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA BALONMUNDIAL ONLUS turin Italy

PAR ASS SPORT DANS LA VILLE Lyon FrancePAR CAIS - ASSOCIACAO DE SOLIDARIEDADE SOCIAL LISBOA Portugal

PAR FARE NETWORK LTD LONDON UnitedKingdom

PAR FUNDACION RED DEPORTE Y COOPERATION Alcobendas Spain

PAR INEX - SDRUZENI DOBROVOLNYCH AKTIVIT, Z.S. PRAHA 2 CzechRepublic

PAR MSIS MLODZIEZOWE STOWARZYSZENIE INICJATYWSPORTOWYCH Mrągowo Poland

PAR OLTALOM SPORTEGYESULET BUDAPEST HungaryPAR RHEINFLANKE GGMBH KOELN Germany

PAR SHUMENSKI UNIVERSITET EPISKOP KONSTANTINPRESLAVSKI SHUMEN Bulgaria

PAR SPORT 4 LIFE UK Birmingham UnitedKingdom

PAR SPORT AGAINST RACISM (IRELAND) LIMITED Dublin Ireland

Coordinator:

579748-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

football3 for Respect!

F3FR

STREETFOOTBALLWORLDGGMBH

WALDENSERSTRASSE 2-4

DE 10551 BERLIN




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football3 for Respect!“football3 for Respect!” will leverage European best practice of the football3 methodology and scale thisinnovative approach to tackle violence, intolerance and discrimination in grassroots sport throughout the EU.The overall objective of football3 is to promote key life skills and empower coaches and sportspeople tobecome role-models and multipliers in their communities. football3 is named after its ‘three halves’ –a pre-match discussion, football game, and post-match discussion. football3 is played in mixed-gender teams withoutreferees, players must learn how to resolve conflicts themselves through dialogue and compromise. football3Training-of-Trainer (TOT) tools will help coaches and sportspeople amplify their impact on and off the pitch byequipping them with a basis for on-going learning and a shared performance measurement framework.

Over the course of 24 months, the project will develop, validate and disseminate a football3 Training-of-TrainersToolkit, which will be the basis of seminars accrediting at least 500 football coaches. It will also implementtraining sessions with 50,000 boys and girls with fewer opportunities, migrants, and refugees, taking part in on-going sport programmes of 20 locations across Europe.

The toolkit will be freely accessible and its distribution will take place online, on paper and in practice. The project will foster networks and cross-border cooperation of key-actors in grassroots and amateur sportand establish each project partner as a European knowledge hub of football3. Clustered in strategic locationsthroughout Europe, the consortium will be able to leverage their gained skills and disseminate the project’sresults in their regional contexts, building capacity in sport clubs, schools and community centres.

Over the duration of the project, we aim to transfer the core of the practice to other team sports – the toolkit’sreach will not be limited to football alone.

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Project Acronym:


431,038.33 343,593.92 79.71 %

Participants

CON INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF SPORT SCIENCE ANDPHYSICAL EDUCATION EV BERLIN Germany

PAR ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA WADOKAIKARATE DO SHIN GI TAI ITALIA Roma Italy



PAR HAYASHI-KARATECENTER EV Schiffweiler GermanyPAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TRALEE TRALEE Ireland

PAR INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL FOR COACHINGEXCELLENCE

LEEDS WESTYORKSHIRE

UnitedKingdom

PAR INTERNATIONAL TAEKWON-DO FEDERATION ITF Benidorm Spain

PAR THE DISABILITY KARATE FEDERATION LTD OXFORD UnitedKingdom

Coordinator:

579775-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

Participation, Recreation and Inclusion through Martial Arts Education

PRIME

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OFSPORT SCIENCE ANDPHYSICAL EDUCATION EV

HANNS BRAUN STRASSE FRIESENHAUS II

DE 14053 BERLIN




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Participation, Recreation and Inclusion through Martial Arts Education The aim of the PRIME project is to develop a high quality coaching framework to facilitate the promotion ofhealthy martial arts participation among persons with a disability in Europe. No comparable EQF-compatibleframework for martial arts coach education and accreditation currently exists. As an unusually diverse andadaptable group of movement forms, the martial arts offer popular contexts for engaging and supporting thehealthy development of persons with a disability. A supplementary goal is to increase access of persons with adisability to self-defence learning experiences, an important outcome in light of evidence that persons with adisability are often targets for violent crime, including homicide, assault, rape, and robbery across Europe.Specifically, this proposed programme seeks to develop, trial and implement a coaching framework for coachesof the martial arts working with disabled people. The project aims to build on the evidence demonstrating theimportance of coaching quality in promoting positive sporting experiences. It would ground the new frameworkon the lived experiences of disabled people (both those who have and have not experienced martial artsinstruction), a strong understanding of national and Europe-wide policy and legal expectations for coacheducation, and interactive web technology.The PRIME partnership is a unique consortium of international agencies, organisations representing a range ofmartial arts styles, and from different EU Member States. In addition to groups at the forefront of inclusivepractices in the martial arts, such as the Disability Karate Federation and the International TaekwondoFederation, the partnership includes the International Council for Coaching Excellence, the UNESCO Chair"Transforming the Lives of People with Disabilities, their Families and Communities, Through PhysicalEducation, Sport, Recreation and Fitness" at Tralee Institute of Technology, Ireland; the Sports CoachingScience with Disability

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Project Acronym:


75,996.00 59,996.00 78.95 %

ParticipantsCON JUGENDKULTURARBEIT EV Oldenburg GermanyPAR ATHLITIKOS OMILOS VRILISSION vrilissia Greece

PAR NGO YOUTH OF YUVILEINE Dnipropetrovsk,Yuvileine Ukraine

PAR STOWARZYSZENIE TEATRALNO-LINGWISTYCZNE Kraków Poland

Coordinator:

579897-EPP-1-2016-1-DE-SPO-SSCP

Schwalbe

SCH

JUGENDKULTURARBEIT EV

Schlieffenstraße 9

DE 26123 Oldenburg

www.jugendkulturarbeit.eu




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SchwalbeOrganizations from Ukraine, Poland, Greece and Germany will organize a project which connects theatre,social media campaign and football. Each team will consist of 11 young pearticipants (15 - 25 years of age) andone leader. They will have two international meetings to work on the healthy life style doing sport and topromote tolerance, social inclusion, anti-racism and no-hate speach. the methodology of the project will bemostly football, making international training and creating interantional football teams to compeet on the footbaltournament, but also theatre workshops to dela with the experience of the in/tolerance and discrimination.Result of this activity will be short and improvisedperformance in the German schools and street of Oldenburgas well as in the street of their own town. One of the important activties will also be Social media campaign,where participants will develop their own medai tools (photos, videos, text) to publish on different social medias(Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, Yotube and Twitter) to raise the awarness of the sport as healthy way of lifeand tolerance as the future of the EU. They will aslo ty to get some local sport celebrites to support thecampaign.Project will last from January till december 2017, with majority of activities from April til August. There will be 48participants all together in the project, celebrating sport and tolerance.

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Germany

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Project Acronym:


611,269.27 391,112.21 63.98 %

ParticipantsCON FIBA-EUROPE EV Munich Germany

PAR BIEDRIBA LATVIJAS BASKETBOLA SAVIENIBA - LATVIANBASKETBALL ASSOCIATION RIGA Latvia

PAR BULGARSKA FEDERACIA PO BASKETBOL SOFIA Bulgaria

PAR CESKA BASKETBALOVA FEDERACE OS Praha CzechRepublic

PAR INTERNATIONAL BASKETBALL FOUNDATION Mies SwitzerlandPAR KOSARKARSKA ZVEZA SLOVENIJE Ljubljana Slovenia

PAR SPORTS AID TRUST London UnitedKingdom

PAR TESTNEVELESI EGYETEM BUDAPEST Hungary

PAR UNIVERSITY OF NORTHUMBRIA AT NEWCASTLE NEWCASTLEUPON TYNE

UnitedKingdom

Coordinator:

579972-EPP-1-2016-2-DE-SPO-SCP

“Empowerment of Basketball players through a sustainable dual career anda good governance training supporting programme”Timeout

FIBA-EUROPE EV

Ismaninger Str. 21

DE 81675 Munich

www.fibaeurope.com




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“Empowerment of Basketball players through a sustainable dual career and agood governance training supporting programme”TIME-OUT Project: "Empowerment of basketball players through a sustainable dual career and goodgovernance training supporting programme"FIBA Europe and its member federations, following the recommendations of the European Commission on dualcareers and reintegration of professional sports persons into the labor market, are embarking on the TIME-OUTproject aiming to help players across Europe in their transition from sport into work. Through the collaboration of a partnership comprised of 8 bodies covering 7 countries, the project will bringtogether a range of key stakeholders. They will work together for the strategic development of new educationaland training opportunities for basketball players. They will be in the field of sports operations and management,events and marketing, media and communications. In this way the national federations, clubs and otherbasketball organisations will also benefit from the programme. Legacy will be secured.TIME-OUT is a project in the field of dual careers that focuses on the integration of basketball players into thelabor market, showing the importance of thinking in advance about the life that follows after sport.To train initially a selected group of elite basketball players at the end of their playing careers by giving themspecific skills and knowledge in the fields of “Leadership and management”, “Basketball Management” and“Talented Athlete Lifestyle Support (TALS)” Purpose of the project:- To open new opportunities and pathways in the lives of players who would like to remain in basketball afterretirement by sustainable and continues support throughout their studying and work placement. - To strengthen the good governance of basketball national federations and other sports organizations byidentifying and developing their weaknesses.- To achieve a sustainable cooperation between FIBA, the national federations and other Basketballorganizations by creating further education programmes for players.

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Spain

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


74,979.89 59,983.91 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON INSTITUT NACIONAL D'EDUCACIO FISICADE CATALUNYA BARCELONA SpainPAR AGRUPAMENTO DE ESCOLAS DA LOUSA Lousã PortugalPAR ALMA MATER STUDIORUM - UNIVERSITA DI BOLOGNA Rimini Italy


PAR ASSOCIAZIONE GIOCHI ANTICHI Verona ItalyPAR COLLEGE JULES VERNE Nantes France

PAR UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAIS VASCO/ EUSKAL HERRIKOUNIBERTSITATEA LEIOA Spain

PAR UNIVERSIDAD DE MURCIA MURCIA SpainPAR UNIVERSIDADE DE COIMBRA Pavilhão 3 PortugalPAR UNIVERSITE PARIS DESCARTES París France

Coordinator:

579616-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

BRIDGE:Promotion of European Traditional Sports and Games, a BRIDGEfor Intercultural DialogueBRIDGE

INSTITUT NACIONALD'EDUCACIO FISICADECATALUNYA

AV ESTADI 12-22 ANELLA OLIMPICA

ES 08038 BARCELONA

www.inefc.cat




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BRIDGE:Promotion of European Traditional Sports and Games, a BRIDGE forIntercultural DialogueThe general objective of the BRIDGE project (Promotion of European Traditional Sports and Games, aBRIDGE for Intercultural Dialogue) is to promote European traditional sports and games (ETSG) as a BRIDGEto actively foster peaceful intercultural coexistence. The BRIDGE project pursues the following specific objectives: 1. To develop a model of best practices for education in intercultural coexistence through ETSG;2. To establish a model for the organisation of TSG festivals where youths, adults and older people can sharean intercultural dialogue in a peaceful way;3. To establish a sustainable transnational network to promote ETSG, aiming to exchange best practices andexperiences;4. To demonstrate, with scientific evidence, the contribution (social impact) of TSG for promoting interculturaldialogue.

To achieve these objectives, four areas or lines of work are established:1) The development of an educational application of intercultural coexistence, based on ETSG, in schools inSpain, France, Italy and Portugal.2) The activation of networking among these European schools.3) The incorporation of traditional games played in schools into the Tocatì international festival of traditionalgames held annually in Verona, Italy, establishing a bridge for dialogue among students from these schools,and also with other participants and organisations attending the festival.4) The scientific study of the social impact on intercultural dialogue activities undertaken by schools. This workwill be conducted by researchers from universities of the participating countries.

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Spain

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


83,003.00 60,000.00 72.29 %

ParticipantsCON PLAY AND TRAIN JUGAR Y ENTRENAR Escadarcs SpainPAR HAPPY WHEELS - ASD Livorno Italy

PAR SURF CLUBE DE VIANA VIANA DOCASTELO Portugal

Coordinator:

579841-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

Adaptive Surfing Camps for people with an impairment - First EuropeanAdaptive Surfing Seminar EASS

PLAY AND TRAIN JUGAR YENTRENAR

Cami Vell d'Alp,22

ES 17538 Escadarcs

www.playandtrain.org




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Adaptive Surfing Camps for people with an impairment - First European AdaptiveSurfing Seminar The Project focused on four core sectors of interest to the European Union: Sport, Youth, Disability andEducation. The specific objectives to accomplish: developing adaptive surf sport, education on subjects such assafety, equipment,media, classification, cultural aspects and organize the First European Adaptive SurfingSeminar between the three EU member states and the creation of a network of volunteers and futureorganicers. The legacy of the Project is the creation of the first guidance of Good Practice in Adaptive Surfing inEurope (online version and free downlosad).

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Spain

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


403,270.05 322,616.03 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON INSTITUTO DE BIOMECANICA DE VALENCIA VALENCIA SpainPAR FUNDATIA ROMTENS Bucuresti RomaniaPAR INNEX SRL Barletta ItalyPAR INSTYTUT TECHNIKI GORNICZEJ KOMAG GLIWICE Poland

PAR PREVENT - INSTITUT POUR LA PREVENTION LAPROTECTION ET LE BIEN-ETRE AU TRAVAIL BRUXELLES Belgium

PAR TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITEIT EINDHOVEN EINDHOVEN NetherlandsPAR UNIVERSIDADE DE COIMBRA COIMBRA Portugal

Coordinator:

579903-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

Good practices to develop physical activity programs at work

FitWork

INSTITUTO DE BIOMECANICADE VALENCIA

CAMINO DE VERA EDIFICIO 9CUNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DEVAL

ES 46022 VALENCIA




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Good practices to develop physical activity programs at workWorkplace Physical demands have widely changed in the last century and they still are. Generally, hard labourhas been partially reduced in the Developed Countries: nowadays, the majority of jobs in the EU have a lowoverall energy demand. However, work-related musculo-skeletal disorders, MSDs, (painful disorders ofmuscles, tendons, joints…) are among the most common occupational diseases in the EU and the mostimportant causes of long-term sickness absences. For this reason, MSDs are a priority for the EU in itsCommunity strategy on occupational health and safety.This issue can be addressed with appropriate physical activity programs. Several researchs have proved thebenefits of an active lifestyle, and also that some muscular injuries would be avoided by increasing muscletone. To do so, Fitness Programs must be designed attending to worksite muscular requirements, which arerelated to workplace ergonomic risks and have to be evaluated by ergonomic professionals who normally, donot have knowledge about physical activity.According to the EU Physical Activity Guidelines (2008), “if the work is monotonous or heavy to the extent that itimplies an increased risk of skeletal muscle disorders, access to exercises specifically designed to counteractthese diseases”.The aim of this project is to develop good practices to help ergonomic and health and safety professionals andsport professionals to implement physical activity programs attending to specific ergonomic risks at workplace.Best practices on implementation of workplace health promotion programs will be identified and health andsafety and sport professionals will work together to design the good practices including motivational aspects.

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Spain

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


73,527.10 58,576.44 79.67 %

Participants

CON FUNDACION UNIVERSIDAD SAN JORGEVILLANUEVADE GALLEGOZARAGOZA

Spain


PAR BARANTA HAGYOMANYOS MAGYAR HARCMUVESZETEKORSZAGOS SZOVETSEGE Szentendre Hungary

PAR ETHNIKO KAI KAPODISTRIAKO PANEPISTIMIO ATHINON ATHINA Greece

Coordinator:

579689-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

Geo_Ludens: Creating a tech tool to promote European Traditional Sportand Games from an intergenerational and inclusive perspectiveGEO-LUD

FUNDACION UNIVERSIDADSAN JORGE

AUTOVIA ZARAGOZA HUESCA KM510 CAMPUS DE LA UNIVERSIDADS

ES 50830 VILLANUEVA DE GALLEGO ZARAGOZA




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Geo_Ludens: Creating a tech tool to promote European Traditional Sport andGames from an intergenerational and inclusive perspectiveThis project will be coordinated by San Jorge University Foundation (FUSJ) with University of Athens, AEJST,and Baranta Traditional Hungarian Martial Arts Association will collaborate as partners. The main purpose is tocontribute to an innovative dissemination and promotion of European Traditional Sport and Games (TSGs) asan inclusive and intergenerational cultural and social asset. There are some innovative aspects in the proposal:it is transdisciplinar (work team profiles, knowledge areas interrelation, etc.), and also related to theinternationalization and transfer of knowledge strategies of the participating entities and transfer to other socio-cultural settings. In a glocalized environment one of the preservation strategies of local and traditional practices is to provide thetools to be used by European children and youth. The main tasks of this project will be Identification of goodpractices, and develop innovative tools based in technologies.The participant associations will be asked to identify examples of good practice in a variety of spheres.Afterwards, different social networks profiles of the project will be created and will be frequently updated withevents and actual information of the different entities. Interactive pedagogical material will be designed forprimary and secondary schools with interactive applications. Moreover, we will develop our own free accessTSGs social network and website, where all the participants can share information and material with otherusers. The primary content will be the designed interactive material. Finally, an innovative element to increasethe promotion and dissemination of the TSGs is the design of an APP that could geo-locate the TSGs withdetailed information of every sport and game. The app will be periodically updated.The Quality assurance of this project will contain a Quality plan which includes control of the indicatorspresented depending on the quality objectives. Every indicator will be also

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Spain

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


387,534.88 310,027.90 80.00 %

Participants

CON CONSELL ESPORTIU DEL BAIX LLOBREGAT Sant Feliu deLlobregat Spain

PAR FUNDACAO SPORTING CLUBE DE PORTUGAL LISBOA PortugalPAR HAMEEN LIIKUNTA JA URHEILU RY Tampere FinlandPAR ISTITUTO PER LA RICERCA SOCIALE SCARL MILANO ItalyPAR SOCIETA SPORTIVA LAZIO ROMA ItalyPAR SPORT ET CITOYENNETE 3S ANGERS France

Coordinator:

579888-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

Green Play

GreenPL

CONSELL ESPORTIU DELBAIX LLOBREGAT

PARC TORREBLANCA CTRA.NACIONAL 340 KM 1249

ES 08980 Sant Feliu de Llobregat

www.cebllob.cat




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Green PlayThe overall objective of the proposed project is to encourage positive educational values in team & individualgrassroots sports among children and youth.

The specific objectives of the proposed project are:

1. Creation of a integrated methodology enforcing positive values in individual sports, based on the pre-existingGreen Play methodology for team sports;

2. Implementation of Green Play methodology for Team and Individual Sports through pilot tests involvingschoolchildren from 5 to 18 years old, featuring the use of new technologies;

3. Monitoring and assessment of behavioural changes in the target groups and gathering of lessons learned forreplicating in other parts of Europe;

4. Identification and networking with organisations working in the promotion of positive educational values insport and through the practice of sport;

The proposed project seeks to fight all forms of intolerance, discrimination and violence by promoting positiveeducational values in sports and through sports. Green Play is an alternative and innovative methodologyimplemented by Baix-Llobregat Sports Council based in Catalonia, Spain, since 2013 and represents a radicaldeparture from the current model of scoring system in school sport competitions. The basic premise of themethodology is teaching values, whereby the challenge of getting more points than the opponent is not the onlydetermining factor for winning the match; civic values, fair play and other positive behaviours are also taken intoconsideration and impact the final score, ultimately determining the winner. The primary target group of theproposed project are students and athletes from 5 to 18 years old of age. The other important target groupsare: parents and siblings, sport coordinators, referees, tutors, coaches, each having an important and activerole in impacting the educational process of children.

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Project Acronym:


452,729.70 362,183.76 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON CLUB BALONMANO GRANOLLERS GRANOLLERS SpainPAR EUROPAISCHE HANDBALL FODERATION Wien Austria

PAR FEDERATION OF THE EUROPEAN SPORTING GOODSINDUSTRY BRUSSELS Belgium

PAR FENIX TOULOUSE HANDBALL TOULOUSE FrancePAR IK SAVEHOF Partille SwedenPAR STICHTING HOGESCHOOL VAN AMSTERDAM AMSTERDAM Netherlands

Coordinator:

579746-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

Handball for Dual Careers

H4DC

CLUB BALONMANOGRANOLLERS

C.VOLUNTARIS,1

ES 08402 GRANOLLERS

www.bmgranollers.cat




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Handball for Dual CareersHandball 4 Dual Careers (H4DC) aims at setting-up a comprehensive support service for the development ofhandball players’ dual careers through a collaborative approach between sporting bodies (clubs andfederations), educational organisations and private sector representatives.

This initiative will target handball players from three different European Clubs (BM Granollers, Spain; ClubFenix Toulouse, France and IK Sävehof, Sweden) ranging from 12 years old to university students, includingprofessional players. Hence, H4DC follows a holistic approach to cover two main pillars of the Dual Careersconcept, as stated in the EU Guidelines on Dual Careers : i) ensuring players’ engagement in the educationalsystem (including vocational training) and ii) fostering their employability potential.

H4DC specific objectives are:

1. conceive a club-based DC Support Service (DCSS), encompassing awareness raising, training andindividual guidance;2. test, monitor and evaluate the methodology with 120 players through pilot actions;3. draw conclusions from the pilot actions and draft a Policy Recommendation Report, transferable to anyhandball or other interested sport club or sport organisation (Transferability Plan);

Besides the 3 clubs, the partnership is complemented by the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences,academic partner in charge of conceiving the DCSS methodology and evaluate it, as well as by the Federationof the European Sporting Goods Industry (FESI), which will facilitate the connection of the handball clubs withprivate companies from the sports industry, aiming at increasing the employability of players. Finally, theEuropean Handball Federation will contribute to the dissemination of results among all its national federationsand related clubs, as well as among other sports European federations and EC policy makers interested in thetopic of Dual Careers.

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Spain

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


73,678.00 58,942.00 80.00 %

Participants

CON DEPORTRES EVENTOS DEPORTIVOS 2015 AIE VILLANUEVADE LA CAÑADA Spain

Coordinator:


Coupe Molière 2016- Conférences, ateliers sportifs et compétitionsInterscolaires non fédérées de sports de raquette - Raquette teenraqteen

DEPORTRES EVENTOSDEPORTIVOS 2015 AIE

CALLE ISLAS CANARIAS 7

ES 28691 VILLANUEVA DE LA CAÑADA

http://deportres.es/




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Coupe Molière 2016- Conférences, ateliers sportifs et compétitions Interscolairesnon fédérées de sports de raquette - Raquette teenLe format coupe Molière France-Espagne existe depuis 2014 (http://deportres.es/copa-moliere-2015 et adémontré être un énorme succès et cela est essentiellement du son caractère innovant.La coupe Molière est née de la volonté de trouver une solution à un constat préoccupant : les sports comme letennis ne sont pratiqués et enseignés dans les écoles et pourtant ils sont considérés comme étant trèsbénéfiques pour l’individu. La coupe Molière a, dès sa création, une vocation binationale et européenne parextension. Le projet “Coupe Molière 2016 Raquette Teen” a pour objectif principal d’offrir aux enfants et adolescents enâge scolaire la possibilité de découvrir et pratiquer les sports de raquette. Le programme de travail se base sur l’expérience accumulée lors des deux premières éditions pour gérer troisgrandes incorporations et innovations spécifiques pour 2016 qui répondent aux priorités du programmeErasmus+ Sport Manifestations sportives européennes à bout non lucratif. 1/ Conférences préparées, et dirigées par des lycéens sur les Formations et débouchés professionnels dansles métiers du Sport (France, Italie, Espagne), les activités de Volontariat et les bienfaits pédagogiques etéducatifs des sports de raquettes. 2/ La compétition Raquette Teen, grande première en Europe, ou participent 48 préadolescents et adolescentsde 12 établissements européens, devrait attirer l’attention des médias et des réseaux sociaux Compétitionssportives en simultanée pour 5 disciplines traditionnelles et plus récentes : Tennis, Badminton, Tenis de Table,pickleBall et 360ball.3/ Ateliers Sportifs en simultanée pour les élèves des écoles primaires de la région de Madrid (Pickeball,minitennis, 360ball, padel, badminton, Jokari, et Turnball). A moyen terme, pour 2017/2018, l’équipe de Deportres travaille déjà sur les nouveaux formats Coupe Molièreen simultanée dans plusieurs pays européens, et rencontre européenne des vainqueurs de coupes.The format Molière France-Spain cup has existed since 2014 (http://deportres.es/copa-moliere-2015)demonstrating to be a huge success, essentially due to its innovative character. The Molière’s cup was born from the desire to find a solution to a worrying conclusion : sports like tennis arepracticed and taught in schools and yet they are considered very beneficial to the individual. The Molière’s cuphas, from its inception, a binational and by extension European vocation. The project "Molière’s Cup 2016 Teen Racket" main objective is to provide children and adolescents of schoolage the opportunity to experience and practice racquet sports. The work program is based on the experience accumulated in the first two editions to handle three largeincorporations and specific innovations for 2016 which meet the priorities of the Erasmus Programme + SportEuropean Sporting Events on a non-lucrative basis : 1 / Conferences prepared and run by students on training and career opportunities in the trades for Sport(France, Italy, Spain), Volunteer activities and pedagogical and educational benefits of racket sports. 2 / The competition Racquet Teen, premiere in Europe, where 48 preteens and teens in 12 Europeaninstitutions participate, should draw the attention of the media and social networks, sports competitionssimultaneously for 5 traditional and newer disciplines: Tennis, Badminton, Table Tennis, pickle ball and 360ball.3 / Simultaneous Sport Workshops for pupils of primary schools in the Madrid region (Pick ball, minitennis,360ball, paddle tennis, badminton, Jokari and Turnball). In the medium term, 2017/2018, team Deportres is already working on new Molière’s Cup formatssimultaneously in several European countries, and European winners' cup meeting.

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Project Acronym:


17,736.79 14,189.43 80.00 %

Participants

CON FEDERACION MADRILENA DE DEPORTES PARASORDOS Madrid Spain

PAR DOVEN SPORT VERENINGING DORSWEDO Dordrecht NetherlandsPAR STADE PARISIEN DES SOURDS Paris France

Coordinator:

579895-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

Rencontre Volley-ball sourd

RVBS

FEDERACION MADRILENA DEDEPORTES PARA SORDOS

Calle Elfo 23 Local

ES 28027 Madrid

www.fmds.es




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Rencontre Volley-ball sourd Friendly sports meeting between several volley ball teams from various European countries as tournaments.The teams must be composed of deaf people and we allow the participation of hearing persons , mixed male /female is also permitted. The objective of the four days is to achieve a sporting event that encourages theparticipation of all and a cultural exchange between countries . The tournament is a place of exchange, sportscooperation that allows us to make visible the sport for the deaf people. Cultural activities and exchanges willbe carried out the first and last day to foster links between the different teams.Rencontre sportive amicale entre plusieurs équipes de volley ball de différents pays Européens sous forme detournois. Les différentes équipes doivent être composées de personnes sourdes et nous permettons laparticipation de personnes entendantes, la mixité homme/femme est également permise. L’objectif de cesquatre jours est de réaliser une rencontre sportive qui favorise la participation de tous et un échange culturelentre les différents pays. Le tournoi est un lieu d’échange, de collaboration sportive qui nous permet de rendrevisible le sport pour sourds. Des activités culturelles et d’échanges seront réalisés le premier et dernier jourpour favoriser les liens entre les différentes équipes.

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


490,228.00 392,182.40 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON FUNDACION CULTURALISTA LEON SpainPAR CLUBE DESPORTIVO PANTHER FORCE GAIA Rio Tinto Portugal


PAR FUNDACION ALTUM Sevilla SpainPAR KONIGLICHE ALLGEMEINE SPORTVEREINIGUNG EUPEN Eupen Belgium

PAR RUGBY COLORNO - SOCIETA COOPERATIVA SPORTIVADILETTANTISCA Colorno (PR) Italy

PAR UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE MADRID MADRID Spain

Coordinator:

579893-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

Saving the dream of grassroots sport based on values

SAVE IT

FUNDACION CULTURALISTA

AVENIDA INGENIERO SAENZ DEMIERA S/N ESTADIO REINO DELEON

ES 24009 LEON




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Saving the dream of grassroots sport based on valuesSaving the Dream of Grassroots Sports Based on Values (SAVE IT) is a collaborative partnership that allows agroup of stakeholders from different sport and educative backgrounds to collaborate in a project aimed tosupport innovative and educational approaches to contain violence and tackle racism, discrimination andintolerance in grassroots sport.

Main purpose of this project is to promote the recognition of the sport values as a key element for fightingagainst intolerance, racism and other forms of discrimination, for promoting integration, and draw attention to itsrelevance for the integral development of our youngsters.

SAVE IT project will focus on collecting and analyzing positive events, in both grassroots and professionalsports, featuring by athletes in any kind of sport disciplines who have stood out as a reference for good sportingpractices and for defending sport values such as respect, tolerance, cooperation, social responsibility, inclusivespirit and dialogue.

Furthermore, SAVE IT project will produce learning contents and ICT tools that will be developed and tailoreddifferently by taking into account two main target groups:

• Direct: In one hand, children and young practitioners on grassroots sports will learn through serious games;and in the other hand coaches on grassroots sports will do the same through online contents complementedwith workshops, and once the training is completed they will get a certificate of recognition as “Leaders invalues”.

• Indirect: We will work in sports values with parents/families, sport organisations, fans and spectators andmass media through different learning and information means (brochures, posters, campaigns, news, etc.).

Finally, the project, supported by a powerful dissemination strategy, will transfer these new skills to all sportdisciplines, but also endorse the experiences with activities related to sports values carried out for disabledgroups participating in grassroots sports.

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Project Acronym:


81,083.50 57,605.44 71.04 %

ParticipantsCON FUNDACION UNIVERSITARIA SAN ANTONIO MURCIA SpainPAR ASSOCIAZIONE ALPLURALE Erice (Tp) ItalyPAR SORGUN GENCLIK DERNEGI Yozgat Turkey

Coordinator:

579926-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

SPIIS - SPort, Inclusion and Interculturality in Society

SPIIS

FUNDACION UNIVERSITARIASAN ANTONIO

AVDA JERONIMOS CAMPUSUNIVERSI S/N UNIVERSIDADCATOLICA S

ES 30107 MURCIA




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SPIIS - SPort, Inclusion and Interculturality in SocietyThe project aims to promote through sport, social inclusion and equal opportunities for all besides raisingawareness of the importance of health-enhancing physical activity. These objectives will be reached throughtransfer of innovative practices at European, national, but also at regional and local levels and so to contributeto the development of a European dimension of sport. In fact by bringing people together, sport has thepotential to make an important contribution to the integration of socially marginalized people, above all whenmigrants, thus contributing to building communities while fighting attitudes of xenophobia and racism, especiallyfor young that are more responsive to bad influences. Sport brings inside those educational principles on whichit is possible to build and/or strenghthen solidarity, active citizenship, and tolerance values besides teachingfair-play and sportsmanship. This project aims also to promote the empowerment of migrants and other groupsin sports. This project aims to promote and exchange of good practices related to social inclusion and cultural integrationof young immigrants of 2nd generation with local young. This can help to implement practices that have been successful when addressing the same target groups,enhancing the intercultural dialogue, the social inclusion of these immigrants who can experience equalsituations in the field of sport, as the easier way to help them. Moreover, the use of survey throughquestionnaires can help to define the needs of the territories, of sport clubs and above all of schools/universitiesas regarding the integration and social inclusion processes where these 2nd generation immigrants interactfirstly with their peers.

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Spain

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479,539.02 383,631.07 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON AYUNTAMIENTO DE CULLERA Cullera SpainPAR COMUNE DI PONZA Ponza Italy

PAR ENGURES EZERA DABAS PARKA FONDS NODIBINAJUMS Bērzciems,Engure Latvia

PAR FONDATSIA EVROPEISKI CENTER ZA INOVATSIIOBRAZOVANIE NAUKA I CULTURA Габрово Bulgaria

PAR GRAD DUBROVNIK DUBROVNIK CroatiaPAR MERSRAGA NOVADA PASVALDIBA Mersrags LatviaPAR POLISPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA PONZA Ponza ItalyPAR UNIVERSITAT DE VALENCIA VALENCIA Spain

Coordinator:

579916-EPP-1-2016-2-ES-SPO-SCP

SPRINTERS addresses sports in natural protected areas

SPRINT

AYUNTAMIENTO DE CULLERA

Plaza de la Virgen, 5

ES 46400 Cullera




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SPRINTERS addresses sports in natural protected areasThe project will propose preventive measures for sustainable sporting activities in such areas.This project lays its fundament on the recommendations and issues contained in the 2007 National Strategy onSports and Sustainability promoted by Green Cross Spain and the Biodiversity Foundation, in collaboration withSpanish High Council for Sports and the Spanish Olympic Committee. One of the elements covered in thestrategy is the adequate management and planning of sports in nature areas, especially in protected areas andnational parks.It is for this reason that SPRINTERS has identified the need to analyse which aspects of sports activities are inneed of regulation with regards to natural areas, especially in national parks and protected areas. Furthermore,the issue of how sporting managers, organizations and sportsmen can help conserve these areas by workingclosely with the managers of the protected zones that will be explored.Another important issue addressed by this project is the economic and employment importance of outdoorsports in rural areas, therefore providing an excellent opportunity to contribute to sustainable development oflocal territories involving young people in deploying innovative start up.Furthermore, with the aim of accounting on how sports are developed in Natural Protected Areas, a StrategicGuidebook will be developed. It will be also updated continuously with new experiences and activities, thusmaking it a dynamic tool for linking nature managers with sporting companies, active tourism companies, sportsfederations and organisations and sportsmen.

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55,319.00 44,255.20 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON ASOCIACION INICIATIVA INTERNACIONAL JOVEN MALAGA Spain

PAR COMUNE DI SAN VENANZO SAN VENANZO(TR) Italy

PAR ISTANBUL KULTUR VE SPOR DERNEGI Beyoğlu Turkey

PAR KLUB SPORTOWY BENIAMINEK 03 StarogardGdański Poland

PAR MEZINARODNI VZDELAVACI CENTRUM GEMS Praha CzechRepublic

PAR SVEIO KOMMUNE Sveio Norway

Coordinator:

579956-EPP-1-2016-1-ES-SPO-SSCP

Sport for Life

SxL

ASOCIACION INICIATIVAINTERNACIONAL JOVEN

CALLE ARISTOFANES 4 1 1

ES 29010 MALAGA




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Sport for LifeAlthough sedentary habits and customs have grown in recent years, sport and physical activity must be afundamental part of everyday life of each person to maintain his/her comprehensive health. Furthermore theyteach us values, behaviours and conducts that shape us as people and professionals, being sport a real schoolof life.

For this purpose, organizations of six different countries (Italy, Turkey, Czech Republic, Poland, Norway andSpain) we decided to present this 12-months project, whose main aims are:- To improve key competencies of workers, educators, instructors and other professionals in the field of sport;- To promote a better quality of youth work and its ability in response to diversity;-To exchange experiences, good practices and methodologies among organisations and professional of sixcountries;-To design activities where sport is a tool for inclusion, participation, equality, peaceful coexistence and socialtransformation;-To create new tools to work cross-curricular subjects through sport.

To achieve these objectives we have designed different activities, among them we highlight an analysis at locallevel, a seminar to exchange good practices and create new tools, training workshops in each country, theproduction of a video and a booklet of the project that we will presente during local visibility activities and a bigmultiplier event. The project is framed within the non-formal education, for this reason the content will beworked on a dynamic and enjoyable way, it’s a “learning by doing”, focused on the active participation of allactors.

Training and improving competences of workers that use sport as a educational tool, we want to making youngpeople more engaged, responsible and healthy, and thus making a more fair, supportive and tolerant society.Aunque hábitos y costumbres sedentarios han crecido en los últimos años, el deporte y la actividad físicadeben ser parte fundamental de la vida cotidiana de cada persona para el mantenimiento de su salud integral.Además nos enseñan valores, comportamientos y conductas que nos forjan como personas y profesionales,siendo el deporte una verdadera escuela de vida.

Con tal fin, organizaciones de seis países (Italia, Turquía, República Checa, Polonia, Noruega y España)decidimos solicitar este proyecto, que tiene 12 meses de duración y principales objetivos:-Mejorar las competencias claves de trabajadores, educadores, monitores y otros profesionales del ámbito deldeporte;-Promover una mejor calidad del trabajo juvenil y su capacidad de respuesta ante la diversidad;-Intercambiar experiencias, buenas prácticas y metodologías entre organizaciones y profesionales de seispaíses;-Diseñar actividades donde el deporte sea una herramienta de inclusión, participación, igualdad, convivenciapacífica y transformación social;-Crear nuevas herramientas para trabajar a través del deporte temas transversales.

Para alcanzar estos objetivos hemos diseñado diferentes actividades, entre las cuales destacamos unaanálisis a nivel local, un seminario de intercambio de buenas prácticas y creación de nuevas herramientas,unos talleres formativos en cada país, la producción de un vídeo y un booklet del proyecto que se presentarándurante unas actividades locales de visibilidad y un gran evento multiplicador. El proyecto está enmarcado dentro de la educación no formal por tanto el contenido se trabajará de formadinámica y amena, es un aprender haciendo, que pone énfasis en la participación activa de todos. Capacitando y mejorando las competencias de trabajadores que utilizan del deporte como herramientaeducativa, queremos contribuir a que los jóvenes que sean más comprometidos, responsables y saludables, yasí a la construcción de una sociedad más justa, solidaria y tolerante.

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Estonia

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474,103.00 379,282.21 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON SCULT SIHTASUTUS Tallinn EstoniaPAR CENTRE EUROPÉEN DU VOLONTARIAT (CEV) Cluj-Napoca BelgiumPAR HAAGA-HELIA AMMATTIKORKEAKOULU OY HELSINKI FinlandPAR KLUBI TARTU MARATON Tartu EstoniaPAR LIETUVOS SPORTO UNIVERSITETAS KAUNAS Lithuania

PAR PROFESSIONSHOJSKOLEN UNIVERSITY COLLEGENORDJYLLAND Aalborg Denmark

Coordinator:

579815-EPP-1-2016-2-EE-SPO-SCP

Internationalization of the Sport Volunteers Movement SCULT.com

InSCULT

SCULT SIHTASUTUS

Kastevarre tee 3-1

EE 11912 Tallinn

www.scult.com




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Internationalization of the Sport Volunteers Movement SCULT.comThe mission of SCULT Sport Volunteers Movement is to double the amount of sport volunteers in Europe by2030. In order to do this, substantial challenges need to be overcome. Today the access for (potential) volunteers tosport volunteering is chaotic, whereas sport event organizers have no systematic way for finding, engaging andmanaging volunteers in a repeatable fashion. Today’s solutions do not create meaningful bonds that would helpto build lifelong physically active and community oriented lifestyles.

As sport events heavily rely on volunteers, solving these challenges is at the core of the proposed SCULTMovement: an innovative model that systematically brings together information about volunteers and theirinterests with volunteering opportunities locally and abroad. The model capitalizes upon transparent and activevolunteer communities, and uses smart solutions to facilitate the matchmaking and communication betweenvolunteers and sport event organizers.

The focus of InSCULT project is to scale the model internationally. During the project, we intend to adapt themodel to European scale, pool together at least 25000 volunteers, participate in 8 international sport eventstogether with volunteers to validate and promote the SCULT model, and to organize two large scale SCULTFest networking conferences to motivate, activate and educate stakeholders from all over the world.

The InSCULT partnership is a carefully selected diverse team of people and organizations with complementaryskills and backgrounds. Relying heavily on collective extensive networks (partners of European VolunteerCentre and the universities; FIS Worldloppet partner; and SCULT Foundation with wide spectrum ofexperiences from initiating Lets Do It World campaign, Skype, and other ventures), we believe that by scalingup SCULT Movement, we will truly activate the sport volunteer community and thereby ultimately lead to moreactive and healthier societies in Europe and globally.

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France

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57,683.50 46,146.80 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON UNIVERSITE DE MONTPELLIER MONTPELLIER France

PARASSOCIAZIONE ITALIANA BASEBALL GIOCATO DACIECHI ORGANIZZAZIONE NON LUCRATIVA DI UTILITASOCIALE

Bologna Italy

PAR BALL-CLUB ATTACHING EV Freising Germany

Coordinator:

579804-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Original framework for the inclusion of blind persons using baseballpractice BatBall

UNIVERSITE DEMONTPELLIER

163 RUE AUGUSTE BROUSSONNET

FR 34090 MONTPELLIER




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Original framework for the inclusion of blind persons using baseball practice The aim of the project is to develop an original framework improving the inclusion of blind persons usingbaseball practice.Its unique aim in Europe is to introduce the cooperation between 5 blind players and 5 non blind players in thesame game. Therefore this physical activity introduces a genuine cooperation among handicapped and nonhandicapped players.

The objectives of the project are to:- accelerate the transfer of this emerging activity developed in Italy to two other countries with distinctapproaches to handicap inclusion, France and Germany. - develop quantitatively (in the number of participants involved) and qualitatively, analyzing the values of thisactivity for health by enhancing physical activity and analyzing its ability to provide equal opportunities.

The long standing expertise of the STAPS Department of the Montpellier University in training students to takepart in the field of handicap sport and physical activity will be exploited to create a pedagogic package (Writingdown the practices already developed, formalizing practice: Rules, referees, training of coaches, organization,safety, health), production, translations and open access to documents written and multimodal media (video,slides, lectures) and specific material for blind people.

Equal opportunities, social inclusion and equal access to sport for all will be promoted: i) quantitatively by informing, regrouping, involving students, and promoting the sport using media coverage, ii) qualitatively by developing the leading Italian experience.

The collaboration between the practical field experiences of the leader in Europe for this inclusive andcomprehensive activity Blindbaseball, one being a new comer but benefiting from the integrated handicapinclusion policy of the hosting country (Germany), and the multidisciplinary curricula and academic frameworkdeveloped at Montpellier University for carrying out and analyzing physical activity for handicapped persons.

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500,925.00 399,500.00 79.75 %

Participants

CON CENTRE DE RESSOURCES D'EXPERTISE ETDEPERFORMANCE SPORTIVES DE RHONE-ALPES Vallon pont d'arc France

PAR EUROPEAN OUTDOOR GROUP Zug Switzerland

PAR FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DE TOURISMEEQUESTRE

BOULOGNEBILLANCOURT France

PAR INSTITUT NACIONAL D'EDUCACIO FISICADE CATALUNYA BARCELONA SpainPAR NATSIONALNA SPORTNA AKADEMIYA VASSIL LEVSKI Sofia BulgariaPAR REGIONE LOMBARDIA MILANO Italy

PAR SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY SHEFFIELD UnitedKingdom

PAR SURF CLUBE DE VIANA VIANA DOCASTELO Portugal

PAR TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN MUENCHEN Germany

PAR THE SPORTS COUNCIL FOR NORTHERN IRELAND Belfast UnitedKingdom

PAR UCPA SPORT VACANCES Paris France

Coordinator:

579840-EPP-1-2016-2-FR-SPO-SCP

Benefits of Outdoor Sports for Societies

BOSS

CENTRE DE RESSOURCESD'EXPERTISE ETDEPERFORMANCE SPORTIVESDE RHONE-ALPES

passage de la premiere armée

FR 07150 Vallon pont d'arc

www.creps-rhonealpes.sports.gouv.fr




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Benefits of Outdoor Sports for Societies The key outcome from BOSS project is to provide the much needed evidence to enable more effectiveinvestment and resulting increased participation in health enhancing physical activity for all in natural spacesthat develop excellent social capital.

Currently at an EU level there is no agreed mechanism for measuring and comparing the recognised socialbenefits accrued from participation in outdoor sport in economic terms. This is a significant gap in the evidencebase.

The project addresses this gap through a multi-disciplinary approach involving world leading academicinstitutions, both central and local government agencies, federations & practical deliverers, to ensure itscredibility in development and practicability in delivery.

The project is delivered through a 4 stage sequential and logical approach:

Stage 1: A systematic review will be undertaken of studies and projects that have examined the social benefitsaccrued from outdoor sports across Europe. These include but are not limited to: social inclusion, communitycohesion, health and well-being, volunteer engagement, environmental awareness and education, educationalmotivation and self-esteem. This will provide a useful stand alone resource.

Stage 2: Information gathered from Stage 1 will be used to develop the agreed formula for the calculation of thevalue of social benefits along with a clear methodology for practical application.

These 2 stages will be led by key academic institutes that have specific expertise in systematic reviews anddeveloping economic modeling associated with social return on investment.

Stage 3: The methodology will be tested in practical projects across Europe to ensure its practical application.This will also provide new data on the value of social benefits.

Stage 4: The partners will widely disseminate the learning, methodology and test results from this projectthroughout the EU member states at political, scientific, sport industry and voluntary sector levels.

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109,765.00 40,000.00 36.44 %

ParticipantsCON FEDERATION SPORTIVE ET CULTURELLE DE FRANCE Paris FrancePAR ASOCIATIA CLUBUL SPORTIV ROMAN Bucuresti RomaniaPAR DJK-SPORTVERBAND EV Langenfeld Germany

PAR OREL Brno CzechRepublic

PAR SPORTUNION OSTERREICH VEREIN WIEN Austria

Coordinator:

579961-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Camp FICEP

Camp

FEDERATION SPORTIVE ETCULTURELLE DE FRANCE

22 rue Oberkampf

FR 75011 Paris

www.fscf.asso.fr




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Camp FICEPLe camp Ficep est le rassemblement de jeunes issus de 5 fédérations d’éducation populaire, Allemagne,France, Roumanie, République Tchèque et Autriche. Ces fédérations sont rassemblées sous l’égide d’unefédération internationale d’éducation populaire et travaillent toutes pour favoriser la pratique sportive du plusgrand nombre et la valorisation du bénévolat au regard d’un projet éducatif qui guide leur action.Au travers de ce rassemblement qui dure une semaine en France, à Hermancia du 29 juillet au 3 aout 2017.Les délégations, chacune à leur tour, vont pouvoir proposer des activités aux jeunes afin de valoriser leurengagement bénévole et favoriser la réflexion du développement du sport pour tous.

En amont de ce camp, l’organisation de cette semaine sera travaillée en collaboration avec les différentesfédérations de manière structurée avec un comité de pilotage internationale pour les objectifs du projet, uncomité de pilotage national pour l’organisation logistique, un chef projet pour l’organisation du rassemblementet d’une équipe programme où intègre les directeurs de délégation.Un pré camp sera également organisé dans chaque pays pour permettre une cohésion de groupe et unemeilleure inclusion des participants dans le projet. L’innovation cette année réside dans le fait de mettre enavant les activités traditionnelles des pays participants en y ajoutant des activités émergentes pour favoriser lesobjectifs recherchés que sont la valorisation du bénévolat et l’accessibilité du sport pour tous.Dans le cadre de la semaine et tout au long de l’année des points d’information vont être mis en place pourvaloriser les projets européens auprès des jeunes qui ont participé. Par exemple, la valorisation du SVE surdes questions de volontariat associatif dans le but de développer la pratique pour tous, ou le developpementd'actions de santé à travers le sport.The FICEP youth camp includes five different federations including (Austria, Germany, Romania, CzechRepublic and French) working together on the popular educational movement. Only one international federationgathers them all and support this whole project. They work together to promote “sport for everyone” and alsothey try to increase to volunteer. All these actions are part of an educational project as a guidance action.Throughout this youth meeting, lasting a week in France at Hermancia from the 29th of July to the 3rd ofAugust 2017, each delegation will be able to offer activities to develop their volunteers' commitment andencourage the way of thinking about the goodness of sports on everyone. In fact, these activities will beorganized, so that an educational tool emanates from it in an efficient and positive ways. Upstream, the so-called week organization will work closely with all the federations in a structured way led by an internationalcommittee to set up the objectives as follow: - A national committee leading the logistics,- A project manager to organize the camp and- A team program which will integrate the directors' delegations.A pre camp will also be organized in each country to develop team spirit and to provide a better integration ofthe participants. The year’s innovative concept is to highlight traditional activities of participating countriesadding new ones to promote and aim to reach the objectives of the project which are voluntary work andmaking sports available for everyone. During the week and throughout the year, information help desks will beput into place to promote European projects aiming at raising young people's consciousness. For example, theEVS valuation enquiring about voluntary work issues in order to develop the practice for all, or the wellbeingbrought by sport activities.

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138,223.93 55,723.93 40.31 %

ParticipantsCON SYNDICAT MONITEURS CYCLISME FRANCAIS GRENOBLE FrancePAR FUNDACJA POMBA Swieradow-Zdroj Poland

PAR INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN BICYCLING ASSOCIATIONEUROPE Veenendaal Netherlands

PAR KOLESARSKA ZVEZA SLOVENIJE Ljubljana SloveniaPAR NEDERLANDSE TOER FIETS UNIE Veenendaal NetherlandsPAR SCHWEIZERISCHER RADFAHRER-BUND (SRB) Grenchen Switzerland

Coordinator:

579731-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Creating a European Professional Standard for Mountain Bike Instructor-GuidesCAPSMTB

SYNDICAT MONITEURSCYCLISME FRANCAIS

Maison du Tourisme - 14 rue de laRepublique

FR 38000 GRENOBLE

http://www.moniteurcycliste.com




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Creating a European Professional Standard for Mountain Bike Instructor-GuidesMountain biking currently has no agreed standard for the role of Mountain Bike instructor-guide, with traininglevels across Europe ranging from 1200 hours to just 14 hours, with some countries having no training systemat all. This disparity creates low participation levels, unequal access to tuition and therefore decreased safetyand marginalization of the sport's participants and professionals alike. By creating a European standard and delivering it to five initial partner countries the CAPSMTB project aims tolegitimize and harmonize an area of sports instruction which currently has no consistency or structure at aEuropean scale. This will bring benefits of increased HEPA participation and social inclusion, along with labourmobility, job creation knowledge sharing, creation of transnational dialogs, increased safety and qualityassurance for participants and professionals alike.

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Project Acronym:


67,039.00 53,628.80 80.00 %

Participants

CON ASSOCIATION FRANCOPHONE DE BASEBALL ETSOFTBALL Paris France

PAR LIETUVOS SOFTBOLO FEDERACIJA Vilnius Lithuania

PARTHE ASSOCIATION CLUB AT THE SOFIA BASEBALL ANDSOFTBALL SDRUZHENIE BLUES KLUB PO BEYZBOLBLUS SOFIYA SOFTBOL

SOFIA Bulgaria

Coordinator:

579808-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Francophone Baseball and Softball Umpires Training

FBSUT

ASSOCIATION FRANCOPHONEDE BASEBALL ET SOFTBALL

41 rue de Fecamp

FR 75012 Paris




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Francophone Baseball and Softball Umpires TrainingThis small collaborative project is aiming to promote voluntary activities in sport, here in baseball and softball,and encourage mobility of volunteers in non-for-profit sport organizations. It also aims to develop equalopportunities for volunteers from countries where baseball and softball are less developed due to lack ofmeans. The goal is to promote mobility of volunteer umpire, in order to exchange about good practices in baseballumpiring. It will create an activity of networking between volunteer umpires from different countries who are notusually meeting each other, when the umpire training are mostly at national level. They will have the opportunityto exchange about the game, about the relationship with young and adult players and about the cooperationwith other umpires on the field, from different point of views according to each other’s culture. The project consists of a training for baseball and softball umpires at 3 different levels: beginner for those whohave never had any training in umpiring, confirmed for those who had a training in umpiring at the Assistantlevel, and instructors for the certified umpires who want to start teaching and pass on their knowledge of thegame.It promotes voluntary activities in sports because it aims to attract players or their family to commit in anotherway than playing in order to develop their sport. Baseball and Softball often lack volunteer umpires in Europeancountries at local, regional and national level. Indeed, as they have few sessions of training organized, fewumpires are trained but also few instructors, and few instructors mean few training…

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281,754.00 197,272.00 70.02 %

ParticipantsCON FEDERATION FRANCAISE DE PARACHUTISME Paris France

Coordinator:


Développement européen du parachutisme, de l'ascensionnel et du vol ensoufflerie en faveur des personnes en situation de handicap moteurHFEC

FEDERATION FRANCAISE DEPARACHUTISME

rue de Fécamp,62

FR 75012 Paris

http://www.ffp.asso.fr/




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Développement européen du parachutisme, de l'ascensionnel et du vol ensoufflerie en faveur des personnes en situation de handicap moteurEn Europe, la promotion et le développement des activités physiques et sportives pour tous, notamment pourles personnes handicapées, sont d’intérêt général. Pour le Comité Olympique International, il s'agit d'un droitfondamental de l'être humain. Depuis 2013, la Fédération Française de Parachutisme a développé sespratiques de saut d'aéronef (chute libre + sous voile), d’ascensionnel (vol tracté sous voile), et de soufflerie(chute libre simulée) en direction des personnes en situation de handicap moteur (PSHM). Ces pratiques sontregroupées sous le terme « HandiFly » qui évoque cette capacité nouvelle qui s’offre aux personnes à mobilitéréduite de pouvoir accéder au rêve d’Icare : voler.Pour tous les pratiquants, parce qu’elles sont très engagées et très exigeantes, ces activités engendrent unréel épanouissement personnel bénéfique pour la santé physique et mentale. Auprès des PSHM, le HandiFlyprésente un double intérêt supplémentaire : il favorise leur inclusion sociale et augmente leurs capacitésfonctionnelles.L’objectif général du projet HFEC est de faire connaitre puis disséminer la pratique du HandiFly dans tous lesétats membres de l’UE au travers d’un réseau européen dont l'efficience sera un symbole emblématique despolitiques de promotion de l’inclusion sociale et de l’égalité d’accès au sport pour tous. Pour atteindre cetobjectif, le cœur du projet HFEC est l’organisation en France d’un évènement inédit durant la semaineeuropéenne du sport 2016 : le Handi Fly Euro Challenge (HFEC).Cette manifestation européenne publique multi-activités (compétition, initiations, démonstrations, séminaires,conférences), ouverte à toutes les PSHM, et permettant aussi l'accueil de jeunes issus des zones rurales oudes quartiers défavorisés, permettra de zoomer et d’échanger sur le HandiFly. Capitalisé ensuite au traversd’un réseau géré par un organisme européen dédié, cet évènement fera office de tremplin en vue dedémocratiser le HandiFly partout en Europe.Throughout Europe, the promotion and the development of Sport for All and in particular for the disabled isconsidered to be of general interest. For the Olympic Committee, this is a real human right. Since 2013, theFrench Parachute Federation has been developing means to enable motor impaired people to practiceparachuting (both in freefall and under canopy), parascending (towed canopy flight) and indoor skydiving (body-flying in a wind tunnel). These different practices have been grouped together under the title “HandiFly” to showthat they give physically disabled people the opportunity to live the dream of Icarus and to fly.As these different forms of flight require an enormous effort and high commitment from those who participate,they generate a real sense of fulfilment and are very beneficial for both physical and mental health. HandiFlyparticipants have also reported an additional double benefit through improved social inclusion and increasedfunctional capabilities.The overall objective of HFEC is enable the EU member countries to both discover this work and to help themfirmly implement the activity in their country through a European network that will, through it’s success andefficiency, become an iconic symbol of the promotion of social inclusion and equal access to Sport for All. Inorder to achieve this objective, the heart of the project HFEC is to organise a brand new event during the 2016European Week of Sport: the HandiFly Euro Challenge (HFEC).This public European multi-activity event will include a competition, discovery flights, demonstrations, trainingsessions and conferences and will be open to all physically disabled people as well as young people fromproblem or rural areas. This occasion they give them the opportunity to focus and exchange on the variousmultiple aspects of HandiFly.This major event will serve as the springboard to the make HandiFly available across Europe through a networkrun by a dedicated European organisation.

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Project Acronym:


70,814.50 56,651.60 80.00 %

Participants

CON CENTRE DE RESSOURCES D'EXPERTISE ET DEPERFORMANCE SPORTIVES D'ILE DE FRANCE

CHATENAYMALABRY France

PAR CENTRO SPORTIVO ITALIANO ROMA Italy

PAR SCOTTISH CANOE ASSOCIATION EDINBURGH UnitedKingdom

Coordinator:

579940-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Preventing threats to sport integrity among young high level athletesthrough development of mental skillsMENSKIL

CENTRE DE RESSOURCESD'EXPERTISE ET DEPERFORMANCE SPORTIVESD'ILE DE FRANCE

1 RUE DU DOCTEUR LESAVOUREUX

FR 92290 CHATENAY MALABRY

www.creps-idf.fr




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Preventing threats to sport integrity among young high level athletes throughdevelopment of mental skillsThe mental skills for sport integrity project is a 18 monthes small collaborative project whose ambition is todemonstrate the contribution and potential of mental skills development programmes to preserve sport integrityand prevent misbehaviour among young both high level and amateur athletes.

This project is based on an innovative consortium gathering a regional sport performance training centre, anational sport federation and a national sport education promotion body araising from 3 different culturalcontexts (France, Italy, United Kingdom). They are all delivering training programmes toward athletes aiming atdeveloping mental skills, allowing them to increase their sport performance and capacities in a long term andholistic perspective. Mental preparation techniques however greatly vary according to sport disciplines, contexts(amateur/high level sport) and professional background of trainers but also culture. All partners are convincedthat mental skills can play a preventive and positive role in preserving integrity among sport practitionners.

Therefore, the mental skills for sport integrity project intends to - increase knowledge about mental skills in sport context, existing training programmes delievered in variouscultural contexts and sport disciplines - Highlight the contribution of mental skills to preserve integrity among young sport practitioners, especially highlevel athletes- Highlight common patterns and showcase most efficient training programmes

Partners will deliver following achievements- collect and share existing datas, including leading inquiry with target audience- Emphasize common patterns of training practices and lead specific evaluation process - Share results and formulate recommendations through a final 3 day transnational working seminar- They will continuously communicate on the project, including involving local local stakeholders into localsteering group, to ensure exploitation of results

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France

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75,198.53 60,000.00 79.79 %

Participants

CON GROUPEMENT EUROPEEN DE COOPERATIONTERRITORIALE PYRENEES-MEDITERRANEE TOULOUSE France

PAR COMITE REGIONAL USEP Montpellier FrancePAR U.I.S.P. COMITATO REGIONALE PIEMONTESE Torino ItalyPAR UNIO DE CONSELLS ESPORTIUS DE CATALUNYA Barcelona SpainPAR UNIVERSITAT ROVIRA I VIRGILI TARRAGONA Spain

Coordinator:

579630-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

SPIN - SPort for INclusion

SPIN

GROUPEMENT EUROPEEN DECOOPERATIONTERRITORIALE PYRENEES-MEDITERRANEE

RUE RIVALS 15

FR 31000 TOULOUSE

WWW.EUROREGIO.EU




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SPIN - SPort for INclusionThe main objectives of the project SPIN -SPort for Inclusion- are the promotion of social inclusion of immigrantpopulations through grassroots sports and sport for all in the regions participating in the project - Catalonia(ES), Balearic Islands (ES), Languedoc Roussillon Midi Pyrénées (FR), Piemonte (IT), as well as to support themobility of volunteers, coaches, managers, and staff of regional organisations and non-profit sportsassociations. The University of Tarragona (ES) will be in charge of carrying out a diagnosis of the situation,which will allow to identify specific necessities and guidelines for the promotion of sports practice for socialinclusion.The Euroregion Pyrenees-Mediterranean, which coordinates the project, has been giving support to eventssuch as the Youth Sport and Cultural Meetings, organized every year since 2008 by French and Catalan sportorganisations. SPIN can be a remarkable way of celebrating ten years of international exchanges, byassociating the Balearic Islands to the study, and Piemonte, which faces similar challenges and is member of acomparable area of cooperation, the Euroregion Alps Mediterranean.The main actions of the SPIN project are a study on sport, immigration and social inclusion, covering all theregions participating in the project; the organisation of a Sports Meeting in Torino (IT) and a European Seminarin Barcelona (ES), aimed at developing the research and at spreading its results; as well as the creation of adigital platform with open access. The results of the project will be used after its lifetime, as all the workingdocuments and reports will be published and made broadly available. SPIN will also demonstrate the potentialof cooperation among the participating regions and will promote further joint activities. The cross-border sportmeetings that have been organized these last years will be moments in which it will be possible to put inpractice the guidelines developed through the present project.

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Project Acronym:


74,988.00 59,990.40 80.00 %

Participants

CON EUROPEAN OBSERVATOIRE OF SPORT ANDEMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE LYON France

PAR MYKOLO ROMERIO UNIVERSITETAS VILNIUS LithuaniaPAR SPORT MALTA COSPICUA MaltaPAR WERKGEVERSORGANISATIE IN DE SPORT Arnhem Netherlands

Coordinator:

579667-EPP-1-2016-1-FR-SPO-SSCP

Ticket to Mobility in Sport

T2MIS

EUROPEAN OBSERVATOIREOF SPORT AND EMPLOYMENTASSOCIATIONINTERNATIONALE

GRANDE RUE DES FEUILLANTS 1

FR 69001 LYON




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Ticket to Mobility in SportT2MIS (Ticket to Mobility in Sport) project focuses on mobility for learning purposes within the sport sector.Mobility has a central position in EU policy and occurs when an individual “moves to a country other than theircountry of residence, in order to undertake study, training or other learning […]. The objective of suchexperiences is to allow individuals to acquire new skills that will strengthen their future employability as well astheir personal development.”

+The project meets a real needThe Feasibility Study and consultation carried out by EOSE underlined a strong demand and interest formobility activities from the sport sector, and a recognised benefit that would arise from an increase of mobility.However, the demand has lain dormant because awareness level of existing opportunities has been low andsport has lacked the capacity to engage.

+The project will create an innovative self-guided toolT2MIS aims to create the conditions for volunteers, coaches, managers and staff of non-profit sportorganisations to take part in mobility. The project will launch a centralised online tool gathering simplifiedinformation about available learning mobility opportunities for the sector and guiding interested candidates tothe most relevant opportunities adapted to their profile, willingness and expectations.

+The project will produce real impact and legacyT2MIS is the start of the journey that will help and support the sector to increase its level of awareness and takeup, maximise the benefits and adopt a culture of mobility. An increase level of mobility will positively impact thecompetences of the workforce by learning from a different working and cultural environment and will help thesector to reach its recognised and growing potential.

+The project builds upon a strong partnershipThe 4 partners bring a mix of stakeholders (EU umbrella, public authority, social partner, university) a balancedgeographical coverage and a strong expertise in mobility.

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


186,652.94 149,322.34 80.00 %

Participants

CON NPDD KOINONIKHS ALLILEGGYIS ATHLITISMOYIRODOROS DIMOY MEGAREON MEGARA Greece

PAR ACTION SYNERGY SA HERKALION GreecePAR CESIE Trappeto Italy

PAR FOUNDATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF SOCIALINCLUSION IN MALTA (FOPSIM) ZEJTUN Malta

PAR G.G. EUROSUCCESS CONSULTING LIMITED NICOSIA Cyprus

PAR NACIONALNO DVIZHENIE OBEDINENIE ZA RAZVITIE NASPORTA I SPORTNA KULTURA FUUTURA SOFIA Bulgaria

PAR ZAVOD APGA Mislinja Slovenia

Coordinator:

572870-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SCP

Promotion of social integration through the training of the coaches andsport clubsATHLISI

NPDD KOINONIKHSALLILEGGYIS ATHLITISMOYIRODOROS DIMOYMEGAREON

CH. MORAITOU AND G.MAVROUKAKI

EL 19100 MEGARA




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Promotion of social integration through the training of the coaches and sportclubsATHLISI project aims to promote the social inclusion of children from disadvantaged target groups (Romaimmigrants, children from low socioeconomic background) through their increased participation in sportactivities in the framework of the activities of the sport clubs. The involvement of the local sport clubs is a veryimportant element in order to achieve these objectives since, on the contrary of the organization of occasionalsport events, it ensures sustainability of the project activities and long term impact. In order to achieve theobjective, the ATHLISI project proposes as the most adequate solution the training of the representatives of thesport clubs and the coaches in issues related with the role of the sport clubs in issues related with socialintegration and the promotion of the cooperation of the sport clubs with the local community. Through theirtraining, the sport clubs and the coaches will be more able to work with the local community and they are goingto be more able to attract to their clubs members of disadvantaged target groups and to integrate them in theactivities of the club. The training is going to be organised through the use of face to face seminars and e-learning. The option of e-learning was introduced in the project in order to expand the geographical scope ofthe project and involve in the training sport clubs and coaches from different regions and countries. 60representatives of sport clubs and coaches are expected to participate in the training activities from the partnercountries and 15 from outside the partner countries (through e-learning). After the end of the training, theparticipants are going to be asked to implement in practice their new skills and knowledge acquired through thetraining and integrate in the activities of their sport clubs children from disadvantaged target groups (with thesupport of the project partners). It is expected that 100 children are going to be involved in the activities of sportclubs.

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Greece

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


74,930.00 59,930.00 79.98 %

Participants

CON ORAMA NEON - YOUTHORAMA PanoramaThessaloniki Greece

PAR ASOCIACION MUNDUS - UN MUNDO A TUS PIES Badalona SpainPAR EURO-NET Potenza Italy

Coordinator:

579627-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SSCP

"In blind football,Everybody Wins"

BF5

ORAMA NEON -YOUTHORAMA

21 Samanidi Str.

EL 55236 Panorama Thessaloniki

www.youthorama.gr




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"In blind football,Everybody Wins"“In blind football, everybody wins” is an annual small collaborative partnership of a Hellenic Sports Club, aCypriot public structure and a Spanish non-profit CSO. The aim of the project is to educate general Elementary schools, NGOs and public structure how to create amore inclusive society with the use of blind football as a non-formal learning tool. Our priority is to promote inclusion in terms of Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes. We will launch a campaign “In blind football, everybody wins” raising awareness for equal opportunities andputting “sports for all” first in general schools where pupils with different abilities are together.The project meets the necessity to build a more inclusive society, using blind football as a tool, promotingopportunities for societal engagement both on a local and European level.Our 2017 annual trilateral partnership foresees activities to improve the evidence-base of sport to tacklesocietal and economic challenges as well as online seminars, meetings in all countries involved, promotionalevents in different E.U. countries and awareness-raising actions.We will include sighted and blind experts in our project as well as gender balanced blended delegation, ofsighted/ blind – VIPeople staff. Our Sports Ambassador will be a totally blind Paralympic winner, a legend inblind football field.We will focus on our local communities but the EU added value is significant in terms of awarenessInternational Campaign. A promo video will be designed for the use of social media and TV channels,conveying the mentality of inclusion. A special blind foot ball will be distributed after the implementation of our workshops at schools with a logo on it“Erasmus+ Sport”. We will investigate, in order to support children with double stigma, refugees and blind, in permanent refugeecamps providing balls.All outcomes, tools, productions, materials, events will be fully accessible to everybody.

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Greece

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


74,525.40 59,620.32 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON ARISTOTELIO PANEPISTIMIO THESSALONIKIS THESSALONIKI GreecePAR ASOCIACION BALONCESTISTAS PROFESIONALES Barcelona Spain

PAR ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICAMARGHERITA SPORT E VITA

MARGHERITADI SAVOIA Italy

PAR EREVNITIKO IDRIMA P. L.LIMITED Nicosia Cyprus

Coordinator:

579910-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SSCP

Massive Open Online Course for Basketball Injury Prevention Strategies

C4BIPS

ARISTOTELIO PANEPISTIMIOTHESSALONIKIS

UNIVERSITY CAMPUSADMINISTRATION BUREAU

EL 54124 THESSALONIKI

www.auth.gr




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Massive Open Online Course for Basketball Injury Prevention StrategiesC4BIPS is a Small Collaborative Partnership project focuses on the area of “protecting athletes, especially theyoungest, from health and safety hazards by improving training and competition conditions”. The main goal ofC4BIPS project is to create a Massive Open Online Course for Basketball Injury Prevention Strategies (BIPS).In particular, C4BIPS will identify and collect BIPS. It will also create multimedia material to present thesestrategies to support athletes and coaches as well as to guide them how to integrate these strategies in theireveryday training processes. The presentation of the multimedia material will be available through a web basedonline platform. C4BIPS, in order to support and scaffold athletes’ and coaches’ knowledge and understandingabout Basketball Injury Prevention Strategies application, will create a community-based architecture thatintroduces an educational programme accessed through a European Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)embracing a de-centralised model of diversity, open access, equity and quality. The MOOC will become acollaborative community of practice aiming to contribute to the perceived difficulty of creating and testingBasketball Injury Prevention Strategies. C4BIPS innovates by introducing multimedia based training contentcreated by an interdisciplinary team of experts and applying in the Sports field for developing of personalknowledge and understanding related with BIPS.

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


468,723.40 374,978.72 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON PANEPISTIMIO PATRON RIO PATRAS Greece

PAR ALKYONI - SYLLOGOS ATOMON ME EIDIKES ANAGKES,GONEON I KIDEMONON KAI FILON AFTON NAFPAKTOS Greece

PAR CENTRO UNIVERSITARIO SPORTIVO - CUSPADOVA -ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA Padua Italy

PAR CENTRO UNIVERSITARIO SPORTIVO PALERMO Palermo ItalyPAR FUNDACION UNIVERSITARIA SAN ANTONIO MURCIA Spain

PAR HEALTH EXERCISE AND ACTIVITY THERAPY EMAINTERVENTIONS CIC BIRMINGHAM United

Kingdom

PAR RIJEKA SPORTS ASSOCIATION FOR PERSONS WITHDISABILITIES RIJEKA Croatia

PAR SHUMENSKI UNIVERSITET EPISKOP KONSTANTINPRESLAVSKI SHUMEN Bulgaria

PAR UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI GABRIELE D'ANNUNZIO DICHIETI-PESCARA CHIETI Italy

Coordinator:

579917-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Development and evaluation of guide-models mass athletics for sports instudents with special needs (obese, disabled persons etc.)ESFA

PANEPISTIMIO PATRON

UNIVERSITY CAMPUS RIO PATRAS

EL 265 04 RIO PATRAS




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Development and evaluation of guide-models mass athletics for sports in studentswith special needs (obese, disabled persons etc.)In modern societies, the role of exercise is important in maintaining and improving the body weight of theindividual and the general improvement of health, as well. The student population, due to the many hours andperennial studies on the acquisition of knowledge, has recently presented physical inactivity, poor dietary habitsand wrong attitude of daily life. All the above has led to a dramatic increase of the obesity worldwide in majordeveloped and developing countries. Recent studies published, reveal that over the last 20 years in America,there was a sharp decrease in physical activity and an increase in average body mass index (BMI), while thecalorie intake has remained constant. The researchers, among others, consider that a decrease in physicalactivity during leisure time at national level, especially among young adults (18-39 years), may be responsiblefor the upward trend in obesity rates. Also, another group of students (disabled) are in the most of theUniversities around Europe excluded from common sports as there are no guidelines to use for the training ofthese sports.For these reasons, it is recommended that sport federations/sports unions/sports houses to develop guidelines,models and rules of good practice focusing on mass athletics and the education of students/trainers/clubs forthe prevention of sport exclusion of students with these special needs. It also encourages the networking ofUniversities and and national agencies on these issues at the European level. The project will develop andevaluate these models across different European countries in order to provide deliverables that could be usedaround Europe.

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Greece

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


298,400.00 238,720.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON CREATIVE THINKING DEVELOPMENT RAFINA Greece

PAR ISTITUTO EUROPEO PER LO SVILUPPO SOCIOECONOMICO ASSOCIAZIONE Alessandria Italy

PAR JELGAVAS NOVADA PASVALDIBA Jelgava LatviaPAR SDRUZHENIE INTER SPORT GRUP Haskovo BulgariaPAR UNIVERSITATEA ALEXANDRU IOAN CUZA DIN IASI IASI Romania

Coordinator:

579709-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Fair Play and Happiness through Sports

FAIRHAP

CREATIVE THINKINGDEVELOPMENT

SOLONOS 8

EL 19009 RAFINA




140

Fair Play and Happiness through SportsFAIRHAP project seeks to provide the necessary awareness to children about basic human values throughsports training. Sports contribute to the improvement of health, to psychological balance, cultivation of ethicsand social values. The objective is to instil and teach children, at an age that is most vital to the development ofcharacter and personality, all the universal values that are concentrated in the Olympic ideals, throughparticipation in sports activities, using a specially formulated educational material. This will be achieved by astrong partnership between five partners that complement each other with their background, experience andexpertise, in related EU and nationally funded projects that aim to fulfill the aims of EU sports policies, eitherthrough applications and studies or through their educational work. FAIRHAP will implement a set of activitiesthat realize the project objectives, supported by management and dissemination activities. A research report,which will contain a review of the current status of awareness and sports policies about the FAIRHAPprinciples, and will eventually form the basis for the development of the educational material and the teachingplans for the sports teachers, will be developed. A group of executive coaches from all partner countries willstudy and review the material and will mentor sports teachers in their own countries about the principles ofFAIRHAP and the methodology of the material they must use for the training of the children. Children will beevaluated before and after the training sessions and results will be formulated in a final report. All outputs shallbe accessible on-line, through a website that will hold all relevant material, in all partner languages. Opentournaments shall be held at the end of the project, in order to observe the athletic behaviour of children in thesubjects of the project and to present the outcomes of the project to the public and the relevant stakeholders.

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Greece

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


499,903.90 399,923.12 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON ARISTOTELIO PANEPISTIMIO THESSALONIKIS THESSALONIKI GreecePAR ASOCIACION BALONCESTISTAS PROFESIONALES Barcelona SpainPAR ASOCIACION DE JUGADORES DE FUTBOL SALA MADRID Spain

PAR COVENTRY UNIVERSITY COVENTRY UnitedKingdom

PAR EREVNITIKO IDRIMA P. L.LIMITED Nicosia Cyprus

PAR EUROPEAN CONFEDERATION OF YOUNGENTREPRENEURS AISBL BRUXELLES Belgium

PAR FUNDACJA V4 SPORT WARSZAWA Poland

PAR SINDICATO DOS JOGADORES PROFISSIONAIS DEFUTEBOL LISBOA Portugal

Coordinator:

579793-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Gamified and Online Activities for Learning to Support Dual Careers ofAthletesGOAL




www.auth.gr




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Gamified and Online Activities for Learning to Support Dual Careers of AthletesGOAL aims to support active and non-active athletes in the development of their professional endeavours, afterthe end of their athletic career. The project attempts to create awareness on dual careers by providing anenabling environment for addressing athletes’ dual career incommensurable goals whilst leveraging athletes’skills and competencies (e.g. problem solving, decision-making, communicating, teamwork and leadership) asmeans to help their integration in education, training and open labour market. GOAL creates a gamified onlinedual career educational programme for supporting dual careers of athletes using massive open online learningenvironments and games for sports, entrepreneurship and recreational activities. A set of interactive ICT-basedtools will be offered to active and non-active athletes for acquiring skills and competencies necessary toconsciously discover, plan and determine their future career goals once they complete their competitive sportscareer. Such skills are critical in developing athlete’s continuous professional and life career developmentincluding efforts of coping with transition and change both as individual personalities being part of a widercommunity as well as professionals that will be following a career after sports competition, and therebypreparing them for a new job. The project will effectively start dual careers embracing awareness of athletes tobalance sport training and education and, at a later stage, sport training and employment. Psychologicalsupport through e- mentoring and e-coaching as part of supporting services will be provided, aimed at helpingathletes to overcome transitions in their careers inside and outside of sports. The project’s outcomes will beimplemented and evaluated in Greece, UK, Cyprus, Poland and Belgium. GOAL innovates by introducinggames and gamification dual careers curriculum for helping athletes to conceptualise, plan and cope withtransition to education and open labour market.

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Greece

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


490,633.19 392,505.97 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON PANEPISTIMIO THESSALIAS VOLOS GreecePAR ACADEMIE DE GRENOBLE RECTORAT Grenoble FrancePAR ANKARA MILLI EGITIM MUDURLUGU Ankara Turkey

PAR CONFEDERAZIONE ASSOCIAZIONI PROVINCIALIDIPLOMATI ISEF E LAURETI SCIENZE MOTORIE Mestre - Venezia Italy

PAR DEUTSCHER SPORTLEHRERVERBAND DSLV QUIERSCHIED GermanyPAR EUROPEAN PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION GLARUS Switzerland

PAR HACETTEPE UNIVERSITESI CANKAYAANKARA Turkey

PAR INSTITOUTO EKPEDEFTIKIS POLITIKIS ATHINA Greece

PAR Ministry of Education, Research and Religious Affairs AMAROUSSIO ,ATTIKI Greece

PAR THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM UnitedKingdom

PAR UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PADOVA PADOVA Italy


PAR UNIVERSITE GRENOBLE ALPES SAINT MARTIND'HERES France

Coordinator:

579784-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

“Identifying and Motivating youth who mostly need Physical ACTivity

IMPACT

PANEPISTIMIO THESSALIAS

ARGONAFTON FILELLINON

EL 38221 VOLOS




144

“Identifying and Motivating youth who mostly need Physical ACTivity School Physical Education (PE) is the only setting allowing the diagnosis of physical inactivity and theimplementation of inclusive strategies for youth who mostly need Physical Activity (PA) and sport involvement.Still there are no concerted actions from policy makers to identify vulnerable pupils and schools with high levelsof inactivity and to develop effective policies for promoting PA in these groups. This project addresses this needthrough the development of a roadmap for the Identification and Motivation of inactive youth who mostly needPhysical ACTivity (IMPACT) including an Example of Good Practice. This is accompanied by tools allowing allinterested stakeholders, and particularly educational, sport and local authorities, to have instant, updated onlineinformation about levels of inactivity across schools and across poor pupils and migrants within these schools,and the main barriers that hinder PA. This consortium will also train PE teachers to use these tools in thediagnosis of inactive youth and the latter’s main obstacles to participate in sport and PA. We will also developeducational material and tools that will be integrated with PE curricular and will train PE teachers and multiplierson how to use this material to motivate inactive pupils and promote their sport and PA involvement. Tools andmaterials will be developed in 7 European languages plus a tool in Arabic. Data will be selected across 6countries and intervention including 5 webinars will take place across 4 countries, most of them with high levelsof inactivity, poverty and refugees. The results of this project will be used to develop a European roadmap forthe diagnosis of inactivity across schools and vulnerable youth in Europe and a network of stakeholdersinterested in the adoption of concerted actions to promote sport involvement and PA in these schools andchildren.

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


491,200.21 392,960.01 80.00 %

Participants

CON KINONIKES SINETERISTIKES DRASTIRIOTITESEFPATHON OMADON PERISTERI Greece

PAR ASOCIACIJA AUKSTELKES SPECIALIOSIOS OLIMPIADOSKLUBAS Siauliai reg. Lithuania

PAR ASSOCIACAO NOVA AURORA NA REABILITAEREINTEGRACAO PSICOSSOCIAL-ANARP Porto Portugal

PAR CESIE Trappeto Italy

PAR COOPERATIVA SOCIALE COOSS MARCHE ONLUSSOCIETA COOPERATIVA PER AZIONI ANCONA Italy

PAR ETHNIKO KAI KAPODISTRIAKO PANEPISTIMIO ATHINON ATHINA Greece

PAR EUROPESE FEDERATIE VAN FAMILIEVERENIGINGENVAN PSYCHIATRISCH ZIEKE PERSONEN IVZW LEUVEN Belgium

PAR FIRST FORTNIGHT LIMITED DUBLIN Ireland

PAR FOKUS CR ZS Prague CzechRepublic

PAR FONDAZIONE HALLGARTEN-FRANCHETTI CENTROSTUDI VILLA MONTESCA

CITTA DICASTELLO Italy

PAR FUNDACION INTRAS VALLADOLID SpainPAR GOLBASI SPORIUM SPOR KULUBU DERNEGI Ankara Turkey

PAR MERSEYSIDE EXPANDING HORIZONS LIMITED LIVERPOOL UnitedKingdom

PAR MUNICIPALITY OF GALATSI GALATSI GreecePAR OZARA ZAVOD MARIBOR Maribor Slovenia


Coordinator:

579645-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

MENTAL EUROPEAN NETWORK of SPORT EVENTS

MENS

KINONIKES SINETERISTIKESDRASTIRIOTITES EFPATHONOMADON

GASTOUNIS AND GOUMENITSIS 14

EL 12131 PERISTERI



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Participants

PAR UNIVERSITY OF KENT CANTERBURY,KENT

UnitedKingdom


MENTAL EUROPEAN NETWORK of SPORT EVENTS Overall goalWithin the frames of “Sports for all” strategy shapes of the involvement of sports in healing and socializationprocedures for people with mobility problems or intellectual disabilities have been already studied anddeveloped. The present initiative aims to develop strong institutional procedures for the specific contribution of sports to theprevention, therapy and rehabilitation of mental patients at European level. Due to four key reasons these procedures are currently in nil to low: 1. The stigma is still associated with current procedures and therapeutic intervention courses and the mentalpatients themselves. 2. The lack of widespread documentation of the importance and effects of sports in rehabilitation of mentally ill. 3. The lack of expertise of health professionals for the integration of sports activities in the current treatmentconcepts 4. The absence of specific cross-sectoral policies to encourage the integration of sports activities in therehabilitation processes of the mental patients.

Core target of the proposed project is the establishment of a European Network aiming at the conjunction ofMental Health and Sport.Within this frame main objectives of the project are• the development of a documented and evidence based approach of the use of sports in the treat of mentalillness (12 Policy papers)• the establishment of a European Mental Health Sports Network (mapping, statutes and founding Conference)• the public awareness on the necessity of a new specific approach on the conjunction of Sport with MentalHealth the within a EU wide Awareness CampaignPartnership18 Organizations acting in Mental Health and/or Sports in the following 12 countries:Greece, Italy, Spain, UK, Ireland, Belgium, Czech Republic, Portugal. Lithuania, Slovenia, Croatia and Turkeyrepresenting the 62 % of the programme population.

Budget: A total budget of 499.550 € upon an 80% EU contribution

Project duration: 18 months

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


486,945.20 389,556.16 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON ARISTOTELIO PANEPISTIMIO THESSALONIKIS THESSALONIKI GreecePAR CYPRUS SPORT ORGANISATION LEFKOSIA Cyprus

PAR KINGSTON UNIVERSITY HIGHER EDUCATIONCORPORATION

KINGSTONUPON THAMES

UnitedKingdom


PAR SOCIETA SPORTIVA LAZIO ROMA Italy

PAR STIFTUNG NATIONALE ANTI-DOPING-AGENTURDEUTSCHLAND Bonn Germany

PAR UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA FORO ITALICO ROMA ItalyPAR UNIVERSITAET POTSDAM POTSDAM Germany

Coordinator:

579828-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Strengthening the Anti-doping fight in Fitness and Exercise in Youth+

SAFEYOU







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Strengthening the Anti-doping fight in Fitness and Exercise in Youth+So far, the prevention of doping use in youth amateur and fitness sports has been limited. The project builds onthe successful implementation of project SAFE YOU and expands aiming to address the identified needs inanti-doping education and involve participants from more diverse backgrounds in order to make a greaterimpact on target groups. Overall, SAFE YOU+ will a) incorporate contemporary and effective learningpedagogies and technologies such as case-based learning, b) continue to follow the ethos behind community-based intervention to ensure that anti-doping education is more meaningful and impactful in the intended targetgroups and c) will utilize well-evidenced communication technology (crowdsourcing) to enable better and moreeffective anti-doping policy-making in youth amateur and grassroots sports.More specifically, the objectives of Project SAFE YOU are to: 1. Adopt a community-based holistic approach to anti-doping in youth amateur and grassroots sports byincluding a wide and diverse group of end-users and relevant stakeholders (i.e., emerging athletes, coachesand supporting personnel, personal trainers, sport psychologists, as well as organizations supporting drug-freeand health-oriented sports) in anti-doping education.2. Utilize crowdsourcing to integrate public discourse and knowledge in anti-doping education and policyrecommendations for better, inclusive and legitimated anti-doping education in youth amateur and grassrootssports. 3. Use ICT to provide easily accessible and digestible information on commonly used and emerging PAES inonline/mobile app format.4. Enable better decision-making and goal-setting among "clean" young exercisers and athletes by teachingthem how to resist temptations and avoid doping use. 5. Transform and evaluate ICT-based anti-doping education using contemporary active learning and case-based learning methods and pedagogies.

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


59,466.00 47,572.80 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON NAOUSSA SWIM CLUB NAOUSSA GreecePAR ASOCIATIA CLUBUL SPORTIV PERFORMER Corbeanca RomaniaPAR SDRUZHENIE KLUB ZA PLUVNI SPORTOVE- IRIS Ruse Bulgaria

Coordinator:

579755-EPP-1-2016-1-EL-SPO-SSCP

Motivate Children from below EU average GDP countries to love swimming

SwimWin

NAOUSSA SWIM CLUB

REGION OG AGIOS NIKOLAOS

EL 592 00 NAOUSSA

http://naoussaswimclub.wix.com/naoussaswimclub




150

Motivate Children from below EU average GDP countries to love swimmingThe main scope of the project is to multilevel promote the sport of swimming and to overcome barriers ofparticipation among children and young people living in disadvantaged and underprivileged geographical areasin low than average GDP European countries. The project aims at offering a new methodology in the field ofsports education based on a collaborative-integrated approach between holders of practical knowledge(coaches, trainers) and holders of theoretical knowledge (academic researchers) during the mobility Workshop“SWIMwin". The main objectives of the project are: 1. To inspire local communities with limited physical and or financial access to both pools and water improvingthe evidence-base of sport to tackle societal and economic challenges;2. To encourage social inclusion and equal opportunities in swimming; 3. To create innovative activities making swimming fun to learn; 4. To transfer and exchange innovative knowledge to test children swimming skills and knowledge aiming toincrease their swimming performance; 5. To increase knowledge of swimming trainers through the promotion, identification ad sharing good practicesof coach leadership style that motivates children to swim;6. To raise awareness among children, parents and local communities of the importance and the benefits ofswimming through innovative synergies between sport and health, education, training and youth;7. To bring together based collaborative- integrated approach holders of practical (coaches/trainers) andholders of theoretical knowledge (academics); 8. To support the mobility of coaches, athletes, managers of non-profit swimming clubs;9. To promote the health and the social benefits that community swimming pools can have within localcommunities among stakeholders networking at local, national, and european level.The milestones of the project are: the 3 day local camps; the mobility workshop; the festival and the conferenceSWIMwin.

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Project Title:

Project Acronym:


499,507.00 399,606.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON ARISTOTELIO PANEPISTIMIO THESSALONIKIS THESSALONIKI Greece

PARASTIKI MI KERDOSKOPIKI ETAIRIA ATHLITIKISDIAFANEIAS KAI PROSTASIAS TIS AKERAIOTITAS TOUELLINIKOU ATHLITISMOU

ATHINA ATTIKI Greece

PAR CYPRUS SPORT ORGANISATION LEFKOSIA Cyprus

PAR INSTITUT DE RELATIONS INTERNATIONALES ETSTRATEGIQUES IRIS ASSOCIATION PARIS 11 France

PAR INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL FOR COACHINGEXCELLENCE

LEEDS WESTYORKSHIRE

UnitedKingdom



PAR SOCIETA SPORTIVA LAZIO ROMA Italy

PAR UNIVERSITATEA NATIONALA DE EDUCATIE FIZICA SISPORT DIN BUCURESTI BUCURESTI Romania

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579796-EPP-1-2016-2-EL-SPO-SCP

Sport Whistleblowing of Harmful Irregularities in Sport through Learning &EducationWHISTLE







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Sport Whistleblowing of Harmful Irregularities in Sport through Learning &EducationDoping, Match fixing, corrupted sport governance and harassment represent ongoing threats to the integrity,reputation, and societal welfare dimension of competitive sports and professional sport Are illegal activities withan international dimension, and is directly linked to money laundering criminal organizations, illegal drugs' blackmarkets trade, illegal gambling and criminal networks exploit unregulated gambling and illegal sport drug trademarkets. The Sport Whistle project aims to:1. Aware, inform, and activate athletes and stakeholders to recognize harmful irregularities in sport to resist andto report by introducing comprehensive whistleblower legislation. 2. Protect those that speak out, and ensure that their claims, are properly investigated. 3. Encourage sport companies and pro clubs, public sport bodies and non-profit sport federations, unions andorganisations to introduce compliance systems and mechanisms for internal reporting.4. Provide public sport education to de-stigmatise sport whistleblowing, so that all involved in sports from anyposition, understand how, disclosing wrongdoing, benefits the sport community and public sport good. 5. Identify trends in sport whistleblowing and reporting sport irregularities especially for doping, fraud, bribery,manipulated illegal sport betting linked with of sport event’s match-fixing discourse, and public views at amassive scale by analyzing public and open social media data.6. Develop an education tool, with multiple public sport servants and sport stakeholders, in the field of publicand private sport sector, that will increase their awareness about recognizing – resisting and reporting indifferent types and levels of sport.7. Develop sport policy recommendations to guide further education and training of public sport servants, andsport stakeholders of the autonomous sport sector and sport industries, about the institution of sportwhistleblowing and sport compliance systems.

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Hungary

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71,771.69 57,417.35 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON SZEGEDI TISZA SQUASH SPORT EGYLET Szeged HungaryPAR BADMINTON KLUB ZAGREB MAKSIMIR Zagreb CroatiaPAR BADMINTONSKI KLUB BRANIK MARIBOR Slovenia

Coordinator:

579716-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SSCP

Central-European Network of Sport Clubs to Increase the Popularity ofBadminton among Teachers and Students in SchoolsBADMINT

SZEGEDI TISZA SQUASHSPORT EGYLET

Kenyérgyári út 3.

HU 6728 Szeged

www.squashclub.hu




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Central-European Network of Sport Clubs to Increase the Popularity of Badmintonamong Teachers and Students in SchoolsThe project is a small collaboration between three sport organizations of badminton, from Szeged (HU), Maribor(SL) and Zagreb (CR), implemented in 18 months from 01.01.2017.

The project includes 4 work packages (Project management, Platform and e-learning materials, Training thetrainers, Dissemination) by collaboration of 6 persons (project managers, coordinator and coaches). Theobjective is aimed to pursue is promoting voluntary activities, with social inclusion, equal opportunities andawareness of importance health-enhancing physical activity by increased participation and equal access tosport for all.

Different strengths were identified that can be transferred as knowledge and best practices to the others andmore children players can be involved to badminton: it can be more mass sport, grassroots with emphasis onvoluntarism, inclusion and equal access to sport. Essential tasks will be elaborated during project period:creation of Training Platform with the e-learning content, realizing Knowledge Transfer Events, purchasingequipments to support badminton programmes in 45 underprivileged schools, setting up video systems in allvenues to record and comment matches/trainings for a conscious development of players, organizing toprepare 3x40 PE teachers training in their schools involving students playing badminton having the chance tobecome real players or spend time regularly with sport.

The main aim of the cooperation is sharing best practices to expand the popularity of badminton and improve itto mass sport activity in schools: with involving and training PE teachers and setting up a Platform to helpdeveloping the trained skills of players. Similar problems was experienced with different approaches to solvethem in the participating countries, the solution combines innovative thinking and tools developed, strongcompetencies and general strengths of the partners; it culminates in Central-European network project can beexpanded to EU dimension.

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Hungary

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59,038.00 47,228.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON KREATEAM EGYESULET Eger HungaryPAR HANDBALLVEREIN UNION JURI LEOBEN Leoben AustriaPAR JUNIORI TATRAN PRESOV PRESOV Slovakia

Coordinator:

579706-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SSCP

Be Healthier, Be A Handball Player!

BHBHP

KREATEAM EGYESULET

Maklári u. 67.

HU H-3300 Eger

kreateamegyesulet.hu




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Be Healthier, Be A Handball Player!Our planned project is an 18 months long cooperation between Hungary, Austria and Slovakia. In the projectwe involved three handball association and a coordinator NGO. The main aim of the project is to start toprepare the common work of handball trainers in the fields of exchange of experiences. The main questions are- how to work in the country the popularization of the leisure sports with the help of handball, how to manage torecruit the students to the sport organizations.

During the project there will be different activities in the three partner countries:

- workshops with the aim of creating a common intellectual output of the project which will be a toolkit fortrainers and sport managers – especially in the field of handball – for the best popularizing and disseminatingmethods.

- Handball Festivals is for to popularize the importance of physical activity through handball sport in local level.This event will be a spectacular day with as many partner from the fields of sport and healthcare as possible.There will be game shows with the participation of the young handball players of the three partner countries, theinterested public of the Festival will have the facility to try playing handball in a funny ways too.

- Dissemination periods - after the workshop and the festival the partner organization will have to disseminatethe result of the first part of the common work. Searching for possible platforms for presenting the goals of theproject and the shared experiences in the fields of popularization of the leisure, grassroots sports with the helpof handball. Create and search online surfaces on which they can spread the results and facilities.

Indicators of the project:- 1 coordinating workshop- 3 project workshops- 3 handball festivals- 1 evaluation workshop- 1 online toolkit for trainers and sport managers – specially in the field of handball – for the best popularizingand disseminating methods.

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Hungary

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229,921.00 183,936.80 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON MAGYAR DIAKSPORT SZOVETSEG BUDAPEST Hungary

Coordinator:

572873-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SNCESE

Enlargement of European School Sport Day

ESSD 2

MAGYAR DIAKSPORTSZOVETSEG

ISTVANMEZEI UT 1-3

HU 1146 BUDAPEST




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Enlargement of European School Sport DayEuropean School Sport Day is a non-profit initiative with the target group of the school age population of EUcountries to enhance school culture through a development-based event. The already existing iniative producedover 300 000 participants in 2015, and this year, the scope of it will be extended by adding new dimensionsthrough this application by lifting the number of participants, incorporating training for coordinators,strengthening online communication and emphasizing the pan-European connection. European School SportDay also has a great impact on the European Week of Sport as it may be one of the largest event organized inthe frame of EWoS.In the frame of the project HSSF undertakes to enlarge European School Sport Day for 15 European countries.ESSD is a perfect side-event of the European Week of Sport campaign ensuring that the school-agepopulation, a key target group for policies aiming at shaping future societies, will also participate in theprograms. As the former project also contained an event related to the European Week of Sport, EuropeanSchool Sport Day could be traditionally organised in the frame of EWoS contributing to the #beactive messagethus guaranteeing that an event that engages hundreds of thousands and potentially millions of studentsthroughout Europe, could be one of the flagship events of this continental initiative. The project's main goal is to enlarge the participation at ESSD and through that promote physical activity oninternational level and involve as many children and young people, schools and organisations as possible. It isa celebration which provides the opportunity for schools to:• Connect with other European countries;• Raise the profile of physical education (PE) and sport in schools;• Create fun and enjoyment through physical activity for young people;• Promote health and wellbeing for lifelong learning;• Empower inclusion and develop social skills amongst students.

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Hungary

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822,897.24 500,000.00 60.76 %

Participants

CON GYOR MEGYEI JOGU VAROSONKORMANYZATA*MUNICIPALITY OF GYOR GYOR MJV Gyor Hungary

Coordinator:

579880-EPP-1-2016-2-HU-SPO-SNCESE

Volunteering at European Youth Olimpic Festival Győr 2017

EYOF-17

GYOR MEGYEI JOGU VAROSONKORMANYZATA*MUNICIPALITY OF GYOR GYOR MJV

Városház tér 1

HU 9021 Gyor




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Volunteering at European Youth Olimpic Festival Győr 2017 The next European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF), which is the multi-sport event in the Olympic traditionspecifically for European youth athletes (15-17 year olds), will be organized in Győr in July2017 with more than3500 athletes. In the framework of the Erasmus+ Sport Programme the Municipality of the City of Győr wouldlike to implement a project aiming the professional recruitment, selection, training and management ofvolunteers at the EYOF Győr 2017 and also their retention for future in grassroots level sport activities.Nowadays Győr is not only referred to as the City of Meetings and Rivers, but also as the sportiest city ofHungary. In the past few years Győr has become the host for may international events, gaining more organizingand volunteering experience for the EYOF 2017. We would like to deal with volunteering issues because thereare clear differences between Member States, whilst certain EU Member States have longstanding traditionsand well developed voluntary sectors, in others the voluntary sector is still emerging or poorly developed. It isespecially true for the post-communist countries because of several social causes. The main goals of thisproject are the effective achievement and information of potential participants; targeted involvement of newvolunteers and their long-term commitment; and providing high level professional experiences for them. In orderto know their motivations, in 2015 we carried out a survey among potential young volunteers in the area ofGyőr. The Work Programme of this project was developed based on results of this research; and there about1200 volunteers will be involved primarily from Győr and its surroundings and about 10% from the 50participated countries of all over Europe. Our mission is that the voluntary activities of EYOF can contribute toemployability, social inclusion as well as higher civic participation at local, regional, national and also Europeanlevel, especially among young people.

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Hungary

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67,928.27 53,767.03 79.15 %

ParticipantsCON ZTE SPORTLOVESZ KLUB ES KULTURALISEGYESULET Zalaegerszeg HungaryPAR SPORTSCHUTZENVEREIN JAGERBERG Jagerberg AustriaPAR STRELSKO DRUSTVO JEZERO DOBROVNIK DOBROVNIK Slovenia

Coordinator:

579790-EPP-1-2016-1-HU-SPO-SSCP

Sport Shooting Cooperation

SSC

ZTE SPORTLOVESZ KLUB ESKULTURALISEGYESULET

Pozva ut 74

HU 8900 Zalaegerszeg

www.zteskk.hu




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Sport Shooting CooperationA ZTE Sportlövész Klub és Kulturális Egyesület 2011 áprilisában alakult Zalaegerszegen 10 fő alapító taggal.Azóta az egyesület létszáma folyamatosan gyarapodik. A legfőbb hangsúlyt a sportolásra, ezen belül azutánpótlás nevelésre fordítjuk. Egyesületünk jelmondata és egyben filozófiája Ernest Hamingwaytől származik:"A sport megtanít becsületesen győzni, vagy emelt fővel veszíteni. A sport tehát mindenre megtanít." Ezengondolatok értelmezésében tanítjuk és neveljük a fiatalokat a sport szeretetére, alázatára és ezen keresztül afelnőtté válásra. Mindezek mellett kiemelt figyelmet fordítunk az egészséges életmód kialakítására márgyermekkorban, személyiségfejlesztésre, motivációra, a nők és férfiak közti esélyegyenlőség megteremtésére,a doppingellenességre. Ezen gondolatok tükrében a ZTE Sportlövész Klub és Kulturális egyesület másik kéthasonló elveket valló klubbal, a szlovén SD Jezero Dobrovnikkal és az osztrák Sportschützenverein Jagerberg-gel közösen egy nagyszabású projektet dolgozott ki, melynek célja, hogy egy sokkal szélesebb körbenmutathatja be tevékenységét, ami eddig még nem volt precedens a régióban. Ezáltal a fiatalok megismerhetik aklub tevékenységét, filozófiáját. A projekt által biztosított technikai fejlesztéseknek köszönhetően, vonzóbbátehető a sportág a fiatalok számára. A projekt másfél éves időtartama alatt 4 helyszínen, összesen 6alkalommal megrendezésre kerülő rendezvényeken közel 1000 főt kívánunk megcélozni. A projekt lehetőségetbiztosít megismerni egymás kultúráját, edzés módszereit, nagy mértékben hozzájárul az utánpótlás neveléshezés a fiatalok sport szeretetének növeléséhez. Kitűnő tapasztalatszerzés minden fél számára. A projektlebonyolítása emellett még számos előnnyel jár, növekszik a klubok létszáma, hírneve, megbecsülés,megvalósul egy hosszú távú technikai fejlesztés, ami ugyancsak a közösségek javára fordítható.

ZTE Sport Shooting Club and Cultural Association was founded in April 2011 in Zalaegerszeg with 10 foundingmembers. Since then, the number of clubs is constantly growing. The main emphasis is in the sport, and withinthat also work with young people. Our society has a motto and philosophy, which derives from ErnestHamingwaya: "Sports teach you a fair win or lose with head held high. Sports teach you therefore all .." In theinterpretation of these ideas, learn and educate young people in the love of the sport, humility and the way toadulthood. In addition, special attention is paid to the development of a healthy lifestyle in childhood, personaldevelopment, motivation, creating equal opportunities for women and men, those responsible anti-doping lives.Within the framework of these reflections, we ZTE Sport Shooting Club and Cultural Association with two otherlike-minded clubs, Slovenian SD Lake Dobrovnik and Austrian Sportschützenverein Jagerberg-opted forindication of an extensive development project, with a view to the general public to present our activities, whichuntil now has not been precedent for the region. In this way young people learn about club activities andphilosophy. Due to technical improvements that the project has, to be able to do sport even more attractive foryoung people. The project would run for 18 months in four different places, at 6 meetings, which would beabout 1,000 people-oriented project. The project also envisages to experience each other's cultures, differentmethods, which would largely contribute and enhance the opportunities for training and education of youngpeople and increase the number of young athletes. Project would be a great experience for all clubs.Implementation of the project will have many benefits, such as increasing the number of members in clubs,increase the reputation and honor, achieved the long-term technical developments, which has also been portedto the benefit of the community.

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Ireland

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625,000.00 500,000.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON SO EUROPE EURASIA FOUNDATION DUBLIN Ireland

Coordinator:

579691-EPP-1-2016-2-IE-SPO-SNCESE

Special Olympics Athletes in Action in Austria

SOAAA

SO EUROPE EURASIAFOUNDATION

NASSAU STREET 32 MORRISONCHAMBERS 3RD FLOOR

IE 2 DUBLIN

www.specialolympics.org




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Special Olympics Athletes in Action in AustriaSpecial Olympics Europe Eurasia Foundation is a registered European not-for-profit entity which supports theactivities of Special Olympics Europe Eurasia (SOEE). SOEE is one of Europe‘s largest sports programssupporting the provision of year-round services for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, throughgrassroots sports training and competition every day in 27 sports, multi-disciplinary health examinations andprograms promoting public health and early childhood development in all 28 European Union Member Statesand eligible countries. It serves over 450,000 athletes. Through this project SOEE will create synergies with EUpolicies by demonstrating the importance of engaging with the European Union and the tangible impact it ismaking on the lives of European citizens. The Games Organising Committee (GOC) 2017 Special Olympics World Winter Games (2017SOWWG) isaccredited to conduct the Special Olympics World Winter Games in Austria, from March 14th to 25th 2017. The2017 Games will include sports, cultural, health, education and school programs for over 4,100 internationalathletes and coaches, 3,000 volunteers and communities throughout Austria. Special Olympics has vastexperience in staging World Games since its origin in 1968 and continues to improve each Games for itsathletes, their families, coaches, volunteers and public. SOEE has a team of experts in the fields of sports training, public health, partnerships, early childhooddevelopment, volunteer management, clinical training, research, communications and other functional areas,who will lead the 2017SOWWG. In summary, this project aims to promote opportunities for people withintellectual disabilities to participate in sports and competition; promote Social Inclusion for people with anintellectual disability and significantly enhance awareness of the abilities of people with ID through a targetedcommunications campaign.

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Italy

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486,662.00 389,329.60 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON SYSTEM DYNAMICS ITALIAN CHAPTER Roma Italy

PAR ACADEMY FOOTBALL CLUB ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVADILETTANTISTICA Monte Compatri Italy

PAR ASOCIATIA CLUB SPORTIV COLTEA 1920BRASOV BRASOV Romania

PAR DEBRECENI HONVED SPORT- ES DIAKSPORTEGYESULET Debrecen Hungary

PARPREDUZECZ ZA MENADZMENT TRGOVINU IUSLUGEEXPORT IMPORT YOUTH FOOTBALLTOURNAMENT DOOSUBOTICA

Subotica Serbia

PAR SDRUZHENIE BALGARSKA ASOTSIATSIYA SPORT ZAVSUCJKI Sofia Bulgaria

PAR UNIVERSITY OF MACEDONIA THESSALONIKI Greece

Coordinator:

579960-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Ball Rolls in the Same Way For All

BRISWA

SYSTEM DYNAMICS ITALIANCHAPTER

via ariosto 25 (c/o DIAG Sapienza)

IT 00185 Roma

www.systemdynamics.it




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Ball Rolls in the Same Way For AllThe BRISWA approach will try to address the issue of racism in football in a more comprehensive way. Theproposed approach is based on three pillars:1) Re-examining racism and defining it more conciselySince racism in football is not independent from racism in society, it is essential to study the literature as well aspast and present cases with the purpose of identifying those common indicators that cause racism to becreated and expressed. In parallel, to increase insights, a study will be conducted that will search for relevantdata on football games themselves. The study will be expanded to football players and referees and finallyinvestigate the extent to which racial discriminations of employment in society have penetrated the practices offootball clubs and organizations. Finally it is important to comprehend and understand the opinions and experiences of fans or enthusiasts offootball. In that spirit, anonymous surveys will be designed, developed and distributed to football fans with thepurpose of analysing current trends in racism. 2) Developing and testing policies to fight racism in footballStudying the past, the current trends and best practices from other countries does not guarantee the success ofpolicies. Especially for a complex issue like racism. Hence, we deem important to create a platform that willallow for policy experimentation. For this purpose, the BRISWA project will use simulation models. Racism is inherently complex thus any decision regarding the fight against it must be dynamic and constantlyevaluated, since the environment constantly changes, either as a result of the decision or independently.The developed simulation models can be used to identify scenario exemplars on how racism is born, how itthrives and how it can be fought.3) Comprehensive anti-racism campaignThe final pillar of BRISWA will be an anti-racism campaign

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Italy

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245,650.00 196,518.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON UNIONE ITALIANA SPORT PER TUTTI ROMA Italy

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Come Together Youth - EWOS 2016

ComEWOS

UNIONE ITALIANA SPORT PERTUTTI

LARGO NINO FRANCHELLUCCI 73

IT 00155 ROMA




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Come Together Youth - EWOS 2016ComEWOS wants to organize a EWOS event in 6 EU countries (IT,SL,FR,ES,PL,DK) to promote the slowexercise for health and raise awareness of young Europeans on HEPA and WHO Global recommendations onphysical activity for health. Main components are TRAINING,EDUCATION MODULE in schools,EWOS SPORTEVENT Come Together is a Slow Sport Event which consists of walking quickly or running slowly. It is a sort of‘reversed match’ with a highly symbolic meaning because the teams, constituted by little groups with the samefoot speed, will start staggered and arrive all together, contrasting the traditional idea of one winner. Itsmethodology, tested by UISP, is based on the test of speed in yield health.OBJECTIVESSupport the implementation of HEPAContribute to EWOS 2016 implementationSPECIFIC OBJECTIVEOrganize Come Together sport's event within EWOS 2016Increase level of exercise in young participants (WHO minimum level)Spread culture of the slow and regular exercise for healthACTIVITIESTraining course for sport operators and PE teachers from 6 EU countries5 dates education modules for youth (age 16-18) in 6 EU countries schoolsStep test for students & other participantsEU-vide sport event within EWOS 2016 Evaluation report based on speed testCommunication campaign, dissemination work.PROJECT OUTPUTSMethodological manuals,Kit of mobile km/step test,Counter products’ kit,kit of premiumsPromotional materials,Communication toolsWeb site,Facebook,Twitter,InstagramApp for MobilePROJECT RESULTSOrganized a EU-vide sport's event within the EWOS 2016 Increased level of exercise in young participants (minimum WHO level)Spread of slow and regular exercise for health culture12 sport operators and 12 school teachers from 6 EU countries trained1.600 school pupils aware of the importance of enhancing health trough physical activity and changed theirbehavior on physical activityAgreements with sport & health local entities and associations for the re-run of ComEWOS

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Italy

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497,657.00 398,125.60 80.00 %

Participants

CON CALCIOSOCIALE - SOCIETA' SPORTIVADILETTANTISTICA A RESPONSABILITA' LIMITATA Rome Italy

PAR DEBRECENI HONVED SPORT- ES DIAKSPORTEGYESULET Debrecen Hungary

PAR OLYMPIQUE GYMNASTE CLUB DE NICE nice FrancePAR SDRUZHENIE LEVSKI SPORT ZA VSICHKI София Bulgaria

PAR THE COLLEGE OF WEST ANGLIA King's Lynn UnitedKingdom

PAR UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA TOR VERGATA ROMA Italy

Coordinator:

579918-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

CROSS

CROSS

CALCIOSOCIALE - SOCIETA'SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICAA RESPONSABILITA' LIMITATA

Via Poggio Verde 455

IT 00148 Rome

www.calciosociale.it




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CROSSThe paradox of sports – producing modes of both inclusion and exclusion at the same time – points to the needto carefully analyse the various European contexts in which sport is practiced.CROSS aims at promoting a new vision of football and sport, made of cooperation and tolerance.Specific objectives are: present and disseminate the methodology of socialsoccer to promote inside and outsidesport association a common sense of membership and participation of all as an important tool of integration;understand at which extent the socialsoccer may influence some of the human dimensions that possibly will beinfluenced by the participation to this particular form of sporting activity. The project team is composed bysports association “Calciosociale”, Debrecen Honved Sport Egyesulet, LEVSKI Sports CLUB - SPORT FOR All,Futbol Nice, the College of West Anglia, the University of Rome Tor Vergata. The first phase will be devoted tothe creation of the project's working group formed by all partners (WP1). It will be followed by the phase oftechnical training on the socialsoccer methodology and creation of the teams, with the support of socialsoccertechnicians and university staff (WP2). In a second step, the partners will start the stages of Local Tournamentand Integrated tournament, composed by socialsoccer match and activities “Sense of community”. In this phaseUniversity of TorVergata begins the tests required by the research (WP3). Among the Local Tournament andIntegrated Tournament, the partners organize the Seminars #BEACTIVE #BEINCLUSIVE (WP4). The finalinternational tournament will be played during the Social Inclusion days (WP4), at the Field of Miracles,Calciosociale, among the winning teams of the Integrated. In parallel will be carried out the activities of Projectmanagement for project monitoring and internal and external communication activities. The football fieldbecomes an integrated community: an example of mutual respect and social inclusion.

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Italy

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Project Acronym:


345,087.68 276,070.14 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON UNIONE ITALIANA SPORT PER TUTTI ROMA Italy

PAR ASOCIATIA JUDETEANA SPORTUL PENTRU TOTISUCEAVA SUCEAVA Romania

PAR CONI SERVIZI SPA ROMA RM ItalyPAR INTERNATIONAL SPORT AND CULTURE ASSOCIATION KOBENHAVN DenmarkPAR KOINONIKH SYNETAIRESTIKH PRASINES DIADROMES THESSALONIKI GreecePAR MUGLA PROVINCE Mentese TurkeyPAR RADIOTELEVIZIJA SLOVENIJA JAVNI ZAVOD LJUBLJANA LJUBLJANA SloveniaPAR SPORTUNION KAERNTEN KLAGENFURT Austria

Coordinator:

579707-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

#DopOut: Social network and peer education against doping

#DopOut

UNIONE ITALIANA SPORT PERTUTTI

LARGO NINO FRANCHELLUCCI 73

IT 00155 ROMA




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#DopOut: Social network and peer education against doping#DopOut project consists of the sharing at EU level of a UISP best practice of a social media communicationand awareness raising campaign addressed to young people (11-18 years) on doping and pharmacologicalpollution(use of drugs and prescription medicines) in sports, aiming at-Increase awareness of adolescents on doping related issues and their knowledge on health protectionfocusing on damages caused by the use/abuse of additives and by doping-Positively influence young people on health issues, the psycho-physical well-being and, consequently, on theirlifestyles choices-Enhance the social and ethical values of sportDoping issue includes the themes of eating habits, lifestyles, use/abuse of protein supplements andpharmacological additives.The project will involve schools’ students and adolescents and will be developed with their active participation,as for the peer-education approach, in the enlivenment of a communication campaign through social media andmultimedia tools.Young people will create and independently manage the campaign, directly designing tools and materials andanimating it by posting videos, messages and all materials they may produce. Students will also contribute tothe elaboration of promotional video (shaped as a speechless animation, hinging on symbolisms and universallanguages) and co-design promotional sports events aiming at involving adolescents outside schoolsA promotional conference will also be organized for the start-up of the campaignAn evaluation report will be elaborated and presented to main sectoral stakeholders, Institutions, Sportsgoverning bodies, politicians and EU Parliament Deputies in a final conference to be held in BrusselsThe project will be implemented in 7 EU countries, involving the following partnersUISP-ITCONI SERVIZI-ITISCA-DKGREENWAYS-GRAJSPTSV-ROMUGLA GOVERNORATE-TRRADIO CAPODISTRIA-SISPORTUNION-ATAssociate: IT Ministry of HealthThe project will last 24 months: 01/01/17 - 31/12/18

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Italy

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389,000.00 311,000.00 79.95 %

Participants

CON ASSOCIAZIONE SPORT E SOCIETA' - PROGETTOFILIPPIDE PER L'AUTISMO E LE MALATTIE RARE Roma Italy

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European competition for autistic people

ECAP

ASSOCIAZIONE SPORT ESOCIETA' - PROGETTOFILIPPIDE PER L'AUTISMO ELE MALATTIE RARE

Via Isole Eolie,3

IT 00141 Roma

www.progettofilippide.it




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European competition for autistic peopleThe Filippide Association proposes to organise the European competition for autistic people – ECAP- as thefirst European not-for-profit event promoting social inclusion of athletes with autistic syndrome. The ECAPevent taking place in Rome in September 2017 aims at increasing visibility of sport events promoting inclusion,by targeting participation of disadvantaged groups, training paths and cooperation among public institutions.The ECAP will increase participation in physical activities with a focus on grassroots sports as running andswimming, by supporting the sport for all concept, sport participation, working and volunteering in sports. The applicant selected 12 organisations representing participants from 12 Eu States actively contributing topreparation, implementation and dissemination activities within the project. The ECAP will target severalgroups: young autistic athletes, participating organisations, families, social workers of the sport sector, externalstakeholders as public authorities, civil society organisations and other NGOs. By innovating the sport domainwith new sport training practices and by raising awareness on intellectual disabilities at EU level, the project willperform the following activities: - Run for autism: two race variations performed during the ECAP event as open competitions including autisticand neurotypical athletes. - Swimming cup for autistic athletes. - ECAP opening ceremony introducing the event following the model of the Olympic games. - Autism Multisport day training athletes for swimming, running and sailing sport competitions. - Sport training activities: organised twice during the project to draft, develop and test new sport trainingprogrammes targeted at the needs of autistic athletes and delivered as on-site and e-learning activities. - Seminar: participating organisations and external stakeholders related to the disability sport sector share theirbest practices.

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Italy

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65,714.00 52,571.20 80.00 %

Participants

CON CO.GE.S. DON LORENZO MILANI SOCIETACOOPERATIVASOCIALE Venezia Italy

PAR ASOCIACIA ZA RAZVITIE NA BULGARSKIA SPORT SOFIA BulgariaPAR Land Kärnten Klagenfurt AustriaPAR VALSTS SPORTA MEDICINAS CENTRS RIGA Latvia

Coordinator:

579899-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

European Anti-Doping Generation

E.D.GE

CO.GE.S. DON LORENZOMILANISOCIETACOOPERATIVASOCIALE

Viale San Marco, 172

IT 30174 Venezia

www.cogescoop.it




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European Anti-Doping GenerationE.D.GE is a 12 months small collaborative partnership that involves 5 partners in 4 different countries (Italy,Latvia, Austria and Bulgaria) and aims to promote an anti-doping culture among young athlets and sportinstructors. The project objectives are:- To promote a sport culture against degenerative forms of sport – above all doping - among young sportsmenand sportswomen- To encourage ethical behaviours in sport- To encourage young athlets to embrace sport values, discouraging any form of violence- To involve 80 young athlets in a training path that will support them in being responsible human agent in theirsport choices- To create an education path for 80 coaches/instructors so that they could become a “change agent” andpromote an ethical attitude and behaviours in sport among their traineesThe core of the project consists in developing training and meetings for young athlets aged 15-19 years oldand sport instructors in order to promote important competences as managing stress and frustration, learningfrom failing, team work, turning mistakes into successful step. These competences are the foundation to build aculture against doping and against any counterfeit sport performance. The project includes an innovativeapproach and the two main outputs (training materials and video) are made by the contribution of all partnersand target groups, thus being an expression of an added European value. The partnership include NADO, sport associations, leisure time and education organisation and an OlympicCentre: this mix of competences will guarantee an efficient and positive development of the project.

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492,777.01 394,167.94 79.99 %

ParticipantsCON CENTRO UNIVERSITARIO SPORTIVO PALERMO Palermo Italy

PAR AEVA - ASSOCIACAO PARA A EDUCACAOEVALORIZACAO DA REGIAO DE AVEIRO Aveiro Portugal

PAR ANKARA UNIVERSITESI TANDOGANANKARA Turkey

PAR INSTITUTO POLITECNICO DE SANTAREM SANTAREM PortugalPAR LIETUVOS SPORTO UNIVERSITETAS KAUNAS LithuaniaPAR SVEUCILISTE U SPLITU KINEZIOLOSKI FAKULTET Split CroatiaPAR TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN MUENCHEN GermanyPAR UNIVERSIDAD DE MURCIA MURCIA SpainPAR UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI PALERMO PALERMO Italy

Coordinator:

579661-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Enriched Sport Activities Program

ESA

CENTRO UNIVERSITARIOSPORTIVO PALERMO

Via Altofonte

IT 90129 Palermo

http://www.cuspalermo.it/




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Enriched Sport Activities ProgramDespite the widely acknowledged benefits of physical activity in social and individual domains, a widespreadsedentary lifestyle in children and youth is documented. European countries bear a growing concern about lowlevels of engagement in sport and other physical activities among the population.

The present project addresses the promotion of Social Values of Sport, with the aim to enhance socialinclusion, equal opportunities and psycho-physical well being in children with typical development and specialneeds. This will be pursued through sport and physical activity participation in combination with cognitive tasksoriented to improve working memory, planning and inhibition processes. Parent training programs addressed tofamilies will be carried out.

The Enriched Sport Activities program will consist in a three-year phase of development with the contribution ofspecialized practitioners (coaches, psychologists) and the establishment of an European network amongfamilies, practitioners and schools. It will be carried out in two ways: parents’ involvement by the education oncognitive and social benefits of sport and PA in child development and children and youth participation in ESA.

The project will benefit of the shared experiences of the different participating countries identifying key featuresfor each country and analyzing similarities and differences in order to obtain a unique and innovative way toadminister Sport and PA enriched with a scientifically psycho-pedagogical based intervention program.

The dissemination of results, the important project outcomes (cloud platform, mobile apps) and the promotion oflong-term good practices to employ in everyday life will be carried out at national and international level. Theaim is to raise awareness, to inform external stakeholders about obtained results and implemented guidelinesto enhance participation in sport activities as “natural and enjoyable tool” to stimulate global development inchildhood.

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334,278.00 267,422.00 80.00 %

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CON ISTITUTO EURO MEDITERRANEO DI SCIENZA ETECNOLOGIA PALERMO Italy

Coordinator:


Families Live European Week of Sport

FeLEWoS

ISTITUTO EUROMEDITERRANEO DI SCIENZA ETECNOLOGIA

Via Michele Miraglia 20

IT 90139 PALERMO

www.iemest.eu




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Families Live European Week of Sport“Families Live European Week of Sport” is a not-for-profit sport contest organized during the EWoS 2016. In theproject will be enrolled 12,000 children (aged 6-14) and 180 volunteers (Ambassadors of Sport). The sportingcontest will be conducted simultaneously (3rd week of September) in 6 EU countries (IT, TR, PT, IS, HR, ES).The EU countries have been selected on the basis of percentage participation in physical activity, lack ofnational strategies/initiatives to promote physical activity in primary and lower secondary education, andpercentage of schoolchildren obese/overweight.

Aims: 1) increase sport and physical activity participation of schoolchildren and family members within therealization of a sport event and a sport festival; 2) train ambassadors of sport on EWoS values (HEPA, increaseparticipation in sport and provide equal access to sport) and create a network amongst volunteers in sport; 3)raise children’s awareness of EWoS values, and gradually amongst adult population with the use of new digitaltechnologies in particular social networks.

Outcomes: a) organize a workshop in Palermo (finalist in 2016 European Capital of Sport); b) create videos topromote the EWoS values, using materials produced by previous EU financed projects; c) trainingambassadors of sport; d) create an international network amongst the individuals volunteering in sport; e)record and stream the sport event and the sport festival on the project website, allowing family members andfriends to watch children compete; e) children will create materials (handicraft, photo, etc) to show their vision ofEWoS values.

The project’s impact on the target populations will be evaluated by monitoring for significant exercise behaviorchange. The project results will be disseminated by the official website, social profiles, and the network createdwith the various participating organizations. The final report will be translated into 6 different languages.

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226,400.00 181,120.00 80.00 %

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CON TDM 2000 INTERNATIONAL QUARTUSANTELENA Italy

PAR ASSOCIATA EURODEMOS IASI RomaniaPAR COMUNE DI BARI BARI ItalyPAR DIRECTIA JUDETEANA PENTRU SPORT SITINERET IASI Iasi RomaniaPAR FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA DI ATLETICA LEGGERA Rome ItalyPAR IHSAN ZAKIROGLU ORTAOKULU İstanbul TurkeyPAR ISTANBUL VALILIGI Istanbul TurkeyPAR MALTA YOUTH FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION Ta' Qali Malta

PAR PERIFERIAKI DIEFTHINSI PROTOVATHMIAS KAIDEFTEROVATHMIAS EKPAIDEFSIS KRITIS Heraklion Greece

PAR TERRA DI MEZZO (TDM) 2000 MALTA Naxxar Malta

Coordinator:

579803-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Get Addicted to Sport Values

GETVAL

TDM 2000 INTERNATIONAL

Via Vittorio Emanuele 94a

IT 09045 QUARTU SANTELENA




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Get Addicted to Sport ValuesThe project “Get addicted to sport values” is a collaborative partnership that aims at promoting the positivevalues of sport at grassroots level, fighting against anti-fair play actions such as doping, match-fixing,discrimination and violence.Often youth starting to practice sports receive an education which is concentrated on the physical and cognitivedevelopment but less on the behavioural and values aspect. The persons involved in the educational process(parents, teachers and sport coaches), don't tackle these aspects properly for a lack of knowledge and tools tobe effective on the kids’ behaviours. Moreover, often, the wish for the performances of the children to be thebest, brings in eccessive competitiveness and stress, developing in the young sportspersons a "win at all costs"attitude, contrary to the values of sportsmanship.The project wants to change this trend involving a diverse set of partners (sport federations, NGOs, educationaland governmental institutions) from 5 different countries in a series of actions targeted at kids, parents,teachers and sport coaches, in an 18 months process, from January 2017.The activities foreseen are:- Research on the level of awareness of the target groups on the topic of integrity in sport- Research and development of tools to tackle values and positive behaviours through and in sport for youth- Workshops for the development of sport values and combat against doping, match fixing and discrimination insports, directed to kids, parents, teachers and sport coaches- An international training for educators (teachers, trainers, coaches) to share tools and best practices to beused in the activities at local level, to be held in Cagliari, Italy, in July 2017- A campaign in the 5 partner countries and online, promoting sport values and integrity- The “Sport Village” in the 5 countries, a closing event with sport tournaments, educational activities and asport fair- Partners’ meetings for effective management

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75,009.80 56,562.24 75.41 %

ParticipantsCON UNIONE SPORTIVA ACLI FROSINONE Cassino Italy

PAR ASSOCIAZIONE DI VOLONTARIO NUOVI ORIZZONTIONLUS Piglio Italy

PAR ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA BALONMUNDIAL ONLUS Turin Italy

PAR DRUSTVO ZA RAZVIJANJE PROSTOVOLJNEGA DELANOVO MESTO Novo mesto Slovenia


PAR PODES-ASSOCIACAO PARA A PROMOCAO DODESENVOLVIMENTO SUSTENTAVEL LISBOA Portugal

PAR TOWARZYSTWO SPORTOWE IRON MAN GOGOLIN Poland

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579872-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Get (Inclusive) In the Game

GIIG

UNIONE SPORTIVA ACLIFROSINONE

Corso della Repubblica 114

IT 03043 Cassino

www.usacli.org




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Get (Inclusive) In the GameThe potential of sports to convey human values is of increasing interest for the European Union. At the sametime, the perception and awareness of gender inequality, racism and discrimination in sport have considerablychanged at European level over the past decade, at least in football, with an emerging need for action. GIIGproject develops a sustainable model of cooperation based on integration of girls and young women, migrants/refugees involved in football Teams, and spread both innovative and operative synergies for social inclusionand equal opportunities between the sport sector and other fields, such as education, voluntarism, sportorganizations, young activism, social enterprises. Project fosters a positive Network’s identity and a sense ofbelonging, as a lever to stimulate fight against discrimination and intolerance. Cooperation enlarged withEuropean networks will raise awareness on the role of team sports and physical activity for generating socialdynamics towards social inclusion, equal opportunities and better health conditions for European and non-European citizens. GIIG Cooperation Platform will promote inclusive sports activities, events and awarenesscampaigns. Coaches and volunteers will improve their skills and capacities, notably through the transfer ofsocial good practices of communication, for the improvement of their communication skills and knowledge. Girlsand young women, migrants and refugees will participate in information and sports activities, experiencingactive involvement. Project’s results refer to an increased participation in sport activities especially of girls andyoung immigrants, and an increased awareness on sport as a mean for inclusion and equal opportunities. Aninclusive team sport becomes a multicultural incubator, oriented also to equal opportunities, reflecting theEuropean Union as an open society towards solidarity.

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435,796.20 348,636.95 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON Comune di Vicenza Vicenza Italy

PAR ARMAGH BANBRIDGE & CRAIGAVON BOROUGHCOUNCIL Craigavon United

KingdomPAR CITY OF BONN BONN Germany


PAR UNIONE SPORTIVA MARIA AUSILIATRICE ASSOCIAZIONEDILETTANTISTICA

SELVAZZANODENTRO Italy

PAR UNIVERSITA CA' FOSCARI VENEZIA VENEZIA Italy

PAR ZNANSTVENORAZISKOVALNI CENTER SLOVENSKEAKADEMIJE ZNANOSTI IN UMETNOSTI LJUBLJANA Slovenia

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579646-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Healthy Environment Promotion aNd Ecosystem Services Support forACTIVE CITIES developmentHEPNESS

Comune di Vicenza

CORSO ANDREA PALLADIO 98

IT 36100 Vicenza




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Healthy Environment Promotion aNd Ecosystem Services Support for ACTIVECITIES developmentHEPNESS establishes a transnational cooperation where cities, research and sport organizations advance newsynergies to develop health and sport cities, enhancing cultural and natural assets and ecosystems servicesfor the promotion of an active lifestyle.Cities play a key role for enabling population to become more active. The goal of increasing physical activitymust focus on a range of resources (parks, squares, green commons, streets, rivers, lakes, sea…). In thisscenario, HEPNESS assumes an innovative holistic standpoint: focusing on ecosystems services for outdooractivities, providing several responses to current health, socio-economic and environmental challenges. Integrating physical activity into daily lives is a creative process, where cities can enhance resources, beforebuilding new infrastructures. It is a process that requires the contribution of numerous cities departments andpublic private partnership amid cities, sport associations, tourism organizations, healthy and educationalsettings. By providing methodological and practical tools, and by Reinforcing the capacity of decision makers to definepeople centred policies and develop interventions for physical activities promotion that draw on the contributionof numerous sectors, HEPNESS generates new leadership for the promotion of health sport cities.The “HEPNESS Perspective” and the “Framework of practices” are developed with the purpose of inspiringnumerous cities to implement health-sport programs, and enhance recreational ecosystem services for activelifestyle.The Perspective is a conceptual outline which highlights several dynamic ecosystems factors and their complexinteractions for outdoor physical activities and health cities development.The Framework is a practical tool, bringing together researches, knowledge and good practices, supportingcities to design health and sport programs to maximize level of outdoor physical activities in nature.

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189,610.00 150,000.00 79.11 %

ParticipantsCON CENTRO SPORTIVO EDUCATIVO NAZIONALE ROMA ItalyPAR INSTITUTO POLITECNICO DA GUARDA GUARDA PortugalPAR KAUNO KOLEGIJA Kaunas LithuaniaPAR MENS@CORPORE SOCIETA COOPERATIVA SOCIALE Courmayeur ItalyPAR NATSIONALNA SPORTNA AKADEMIYA VASSIL LEVSKI Sofia BulgariaPAR PROGRESIT Piešťany SlovakiaPAR SOZIAL LABEL EV - PROJEKTASSISTENZ Berlin GermanyPAR UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI ROMA FORO ITALICO ROMA Italy

Coordinator:

572853-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SCP

Integrated Football – the new frontier of Sport for All

IFSA

CENTRO SPORTIVOEDUCATIVO NAZIONALE

VIA LUIGI BODIO 57

IT 00191 ROMA




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Integrated Football – the new frontier of Sport for AllAt the end of project “European Day of Integrated Sport” – co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme- theregulations of some integrated sports disciplines were defined. It was a new achievement for socially inclusivesports activity regarding disabled and non disabled athletes. The set of rules for Integrated Football resulted theone which best represents the highest integration among disabled and non-disabled athletes. This projectmeans to develop Integrated Football activities, to involve people with cultural and social inclusion difficultiesand to found the European Network of Integrated Football. Building on the sporting regulations published andforwarded to the Olympic and Paralympic National Committees of EU countries in the frame of “European Dayof Integrated Sport” project, we will hold a training course for sports technicians and a training course forreferees of this new discipline. The smart complexity of the regulations allows all participating players to activelycontribute to achieving the final result. This represents a new frontier of social inclusion through sport. After thetraining courses, a team of Integrated Football will be built in each participating country. All teams will competein a tournament during the European Week of Sport. This tournament will take place at the sports facilities ofthe University so that the young students will learn about the new job perspectives offered by integrated sport.At project closure an Association of Integrated Football will be created in each participating country: this willassure continuity to this project since the Association will keep on the activities at national level. The EuropeanNetwork of Integrated Football and the newly established Sports Associations will be officially presented at apublic meeting with all partner organizations. At this meeting, the 2018 calendar of Integrated Football and thesticker album with the pictures of project participants will be distributed.

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71,180.00 56,500.00 79.38 %

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CON ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA M.R.SPORT DEI FRATELLI MARCONI Roma Italy

PAR ASSOCIACAO RECREATIVA, CULTURAL E SOCIAL DESILVEIRINHOS Gondomar Portugal

PAR ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICAUNIVERSITA POPOLARE DELLO SPORT Roma Italy


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579858-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Integrating Diversities through Watersports

In-Dive

ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVADILETTANTISTICA M.R. SPORTDEI FRATELLI MARCONI

Viale delle Medaglie d'oro 119A

IT 00136 Roma

www.fratellimarconi.it




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Integrating Diversities through WatersportsThe aim of the project “In –Dive, Integrating diversities through Watersports”, is to encourage social inclusionand equal opportunities in sports, with a specific focus on people with mental and physical disabilities.The project specifically focuses on watersports and physical activities taking place in the water, such as:• Swimming;• The discipline of diving;• Synchronized swimming;• Psychomotricity in water.• SailingThe differences in between the various activities are many. But across these differences, there’s something thatall of these practices and disciplines have in common, and which makes them particularly suited for people withvarious disabilities.- First and foremost water is an element in which also someone with physical disabilities may feel at ease andexpress themselves fully;- Some of these sports, such as swimming, are considered – from a physical point of view – the most completein absolute terms;- Water is an extremely important element at a psychic level; the most recent tests and research studies showthat water-based sports have a positive effect in cases of anxiety and depression.- A further element consists in the recreational element that characterizes many water-based sports.In spite of the progress that has been made in the last few years in this field, there is still a scarce knowledge ofthe potentiality that these sports offer for the well-being of people with various disabilities. This, in betweenoperators, volunteers, the disabled themselves and their families.

The project intends to fill this void, creating, in particular:• a training course on watersports for disabled people;• a manual for teaching to disabled persons in the watersport;• a collection of the best practices of integration of people with disabilities through watersports;• implementation of events, conferences and seminars on the project’s topic;• awareness-raising activities for the population concerning integration through sport.

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57,647.50 45,647.50 79.18 %

ParticipantsCON PALESTRA GINNASTICA FERRARA FERRARA ItalyPAR LIETUVOS SPORTO UNIVERSITETAS KAUNAS LithuaniaPAR MUNICIPIO DE MIRANDELA MIRANDELA Portugal

Coordinator:

579612-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

I WON - WORK OUT NOW!

I WON!

PALESTRA GINNASTICAFERRARA

PIAZZALE ATLETI AZZURRID'ITALIA 4/A

IT 44124 FERRARA

www.pgf-fe.com




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I WON - WORK OUT NOW!In I W.O.N. project, an Italian not-for-profit sport Organization, a Lithuanian Sport University and the Sport Unitof a Portuguese Municipality works together to increase sport staff awareness on the importance of a balancedand adapted training programme that protects young athletes from long-last injuries. Starting from a method tested in the Laboratory of Posture (Postulab) inside the Italian Organization that paysspecial attention to structural and functional integrity of athletes from 3 to 16 years old, a group of coaches,instructors, professors and sport managers from 3 different European countries shares their experience andexchange best practices on innovative training methods, athletes centred.Spread preventive fitness methods tailored to specific type of sport and integrated with more innovative trainingpractices is essential to allow more athletes return to participation in sport. As a product of the exchange of best practices will be realized a guideline with recommendations for coaches,instructors and sport staff.The practical approach is the step forward, 5 days of training will be organized for coaches, instructors andsport managers involved in the project. Finally, the creation of the I W.O.N. app, free to download, is the final main tool. Coaches and instructors canselect diverse preferences (age, pathologies/symptomatologies, area of the body, harmful posture, etc ) andfilter a tailored workout, direct to each athlete’s characteristics and based on specific fitness goal of functionalre-education.The app provides detailed suggestions through a step-by-step description with an initial short presentation andexplanatory photos/images that show how to properly execute each exercise. Young athletes will get thegreatest benefit from the spread of the I W.O.N. project results, in terms of better performance and above all ofa general long-lasting well-being.

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461,556.00 369,245.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON CESIE TRAPPETO ItalyPAR ASSOCIAZIONE DI VOLONTARIATO HANDALA Palermo ItalyPAR CLUB NATACIO BANYOLES BANYOLES SpainPAR ELLINIKO FOROUM PROSFIGON Athens Greece


PAR STICHTING EURICON SIMPELVELD Netherlands

PAR UNIVERZITET U SARAJEVU SARAJEVO Bosnia andHerzegovina

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579923-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

MATCH social inclusion opportunities

MATCH

CESIE

VIA BENEDETTO LETO 1

IT 90040 TRAPPETO




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MATCH social inclusion opportunitiesMATCH is a 24-month Sport – Collaborative Partnerships - project dealing with sport as a proper tool for socialinclusion and equal opportunities, through increased participation in sport activities of teenagers and youngpeople with fewer opportunities. It involves 6 partners from 5 European countries (Italy, Netherlands, Bulgaria,Greece & Spain) and 1 partner from Partner Country (Bosnia- Herzegovina). The aim of the project is to startup a sustainable and continuous learning path that connects sport trainers of sport clubs, youth workers ofNGOs, 2nd reception centres & communities for unaccompanied minors, 15-25 years old young asylumseekers and refugees & local youngsters from disadvantaged districts in an increased involvement in sport &educational activities.The specific objectives are: To strengthen the use of sport as a tool for social inclusion and to raise awareness about the potential ofSport;- To foster an increased participation of refugees & local young people in sport activities and to create aconstructive dialogue between different social groups;- To train Youth workers and Sport Trainers to a better awareness and proper skills to use sport as apedagogical tool to foster social inclusion of “vulnerable” target groups;- To offer learning opportunities (being coach) to sportive young people from local and migrant origins thatwould increase their level of social inclusion and their future job opportunities; - To foster the (re)discovery and use of public spaces for the practice of grassroots sportsMATCH’s activities are divided into 5 Work Packages:WP1- Management and Evaluation;WP2 - Development and implementation of the International TC and Local TC; WP3 -“Inclusive Sport in action”; WP 4 - “Anti-racist sport festivals;WP5 - Dissemination and Sustainability.Pedagogical manual “Sport and Youth, “Grassroots sport in public space” campaigns and “MATCH socialinclusion through sport” video will be final dissemination outputs.

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488,734.43 390,987.55 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MILANO MILANO ItalyPAR ATELIER EUROPEO Brescia Italy

PAR FONDAZIONE PICCOLO TEATRO MILANO-TEATROD'EUROPA Milano Italy

PAR JYVASKYLAN YLIOPISTO JYVASKYLA FinlandPAR PANEPISTIMIO THESSALIAS VOLOS Greece

PAR SPORT SUPPORT FUNDACJA AKTYWNOSCI FIZYCZNEJ IZDROWIA Warsaw Poland

PAR UNIVERSITE DE LIEGE LIEGE Belgium

Coordinator:

579825-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

ObLoMoV: Obesity and Low Motility Victims – “physical short shocks” and“theatre short stories” to convert inactive victims into HEPA social actorsOBLOMOV

UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DIMILANO

Via Festa Del Perdono 7

IT 20122 MILANO




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ObLoMoV: Obesity and Low Motility Victims – “physical short shocks” and“theatre short stories” to convert inactive victims into HEPA social actorsOblomov is the well-known Russian novel by Ivan A. Gončarov which portrays a nobleman who is incapable ofundertaking any important action. Oblomov is the incarnation of the indolent man: he hardly leaves his bed andjust manages to move from his bed to a chair. Laziness is a risk for the entire lifestyle as it involves otherepidemic diseases such as overweight and obesity. The Oblomov Project (acronym of Overweight/Obesity and Low Motility Victims) takes inspiration from this lazyand inactive literary character to propose a new pedagogic method aimed at tackling the inactivity problemamong at least 1.000 European young students of 11/13 years old, as an effective strategy to prevent theproblem of physical inactivity among adolescents and related health issues. It intervenes through a pedagogicworking path, based essentially on innovative theatrical techniques and a new professional figure – the HEPA &Theatre Trainer – able to decode and transfer a “sport culture” to preteens students with the aim of raising theirawareness about the importance of health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA) as analysed in the 2008 “EUPhysical Activity Guidelines”. Consequently, the objective is to increase preteens’ practice of grassroots sportsby enrolling them to local sport clubs. Firstly, the theatrical strategy focuses on the decoding and transferring of the new sport assumption of HighIntensity Interval Training and High-Intensity Intermittent Exercise, considered the major strategies to drive outadolescents from inactivity. Secondly, grassroots sports clubs intervene as the right “social milieu” where thosetwo training methods can be efficaciously applied as, once engaged in unprofessional playful physical activities,preteens hardly back off from HEPA benefits. The Project Consortium involves 7 Partners from 5 EU Countries (Italy, Belgium, Finland, Greece and Poland):4 Universities, 1 Theatre-of-Europe and 2 no-profit associations involved in grassroots Sport.

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402,940.00 322,352.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON TIBER UMBRIA COMETT EDUCATION PROGRAMME PERUGIA ItalyPAR CENTRE FOR EDUCATION CALA D OR SpainPAR COMITATO OLIMPICO NAZIONALE ITALIANO ROMA ItalyPAR EYROPAIKO INSTITOYTO TOPIKHS ANAPTYKSHS THESSALONIKI Greece


PAR TEACHSPORT 2010 CIC BECKENHAM UnitedKingdom

PAR WYZSZA SZKOLA BIZNESU I NAUK O ZDROWIU LODZ Poland

Coordinator:

579801-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

ONCOLOGY GAMES

ON-GAME

TIBER UMBRIA COMETTEDUCATION PROGRAMME

PIAZZA DELL UNIVERSITA 1

IT 06123 PERUGIA




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ONCOLOGY GAMESThe ONCOLOGY GAMES proposal comes from the awareness that “The aim of this Sport’s unique anduniversal power to attract, motivate and inspire makes it a highly effective tool for engaging and empoweringindividuals, communities and even countries to take action to improve their health. Sport can also be a powerfulmeans of mobilizing more resources in the global fight against disease, this potential is only just beginning to berealized.”SPORT AND HEALTH: PREVENTING DISEASE AND PROMOTING HEALTH MillenniumDevelopment Goals MDGs-UN 2000.The project intends to realise two general purposes:1- to develop the European Dimension in Sport by promoting the link between health and sport for all 2- to sustain the Sport’s role in promoting greater social inclusion in particular by promoting the importance ofhealth-enhancing physical activity for wellness and social inclusion of cancer patients. The proposal starts is based on the assumption that it’s very important for the cancer patient to be supported inorder to not feel “sick”, to be encouraged to look at him/herself as a person who can fight the cancer living andcontrolling his/her own life, actively. By enhancing the sport’s role in promoting greater social inclusion, theproject activities can be useful for cancer patients to familiarize with the idea of promoting sport as a means tohelp to be positive and strong in fighting and dealing with cancer, to feel as "a sick person who DOES NOT getsick" because he/she leads a life, albeit fighting with the inevitable functional and organic problems and pains.The project starts from the HEALTH ENHANCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY approach, applying it with specificreference to cancer patients through the realisation of training, informative and sport activities, and through therealisation of specific Guidelines for the physical activities referred to cancer patients. The project will berealised in 7 countries: Italy, Spain, Bulgaria, Turkey, UK, Poland, Greece.

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455,521.18 362,287.96 79.53 %

ParticipantsCON ASSOCIAZIONE ITALIANA CULTURA SPORT ROMA ItalyPAR DEUTSCHE SPORTHOCHSCHULE KOLN KOLN Germany

PAR FONDS WIENER INSTITUT FUR INTERNATIONALENDIALOG UND ZUSAMMENARBEIT WIEN Austria

PAR FRISS GONDOLAT EGESZSEG-MOZGAS-SPORTEGYESULET Budapest Hungary

PAR LEADERSHIP, EQUALITY AND ACTIVE PARTICIPATION(LEAP) IN SPORTS SCOTLAND Glasgow United

Kingdom

Coordinator:

579634-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

OUTSPORT Innovative and educational approaches to prevent violence andtackle discrimination in sport based on sexual orientation and gender identity

O-SPORT

ASSOCIAZIONE ITALIANACULTURA SPORT

VIA BARBERINI 68

IT 00187 ROMA




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OUTSPORT Innovative and educational approaches to prevent violence and tacklediscrimination in sport based on sexual orientation and gender identity Outsport project aims to contrast homo-transphobia in sports by supporting innovative and educationalapproaches to contain discriminations and intolerance in sport.

Outsports, trought effective actions like awareness-raising campaigns, capacity building actions, education andscientific documentation development, dialogue and interaction with sportive an political institution, aims totackle the lack of data collection, political awareness and information on the aforesaid issue both at domesticand european level and at different levels between member states.

Outsports wants to improve sport' governance in particulAr against discriminations and equal opportunitiestaking as reference the next EU Work Plan for Sport. Between the other objectives outsports aims to proposeconcrete data and a solid documentaton on LGBTI discriminations in sport.Our collaborative partnerships include partners with different profiles, like sportive associations, researchinstitutes and academic partners. The project wants to contaminate different cultural and social background onthe field of rights and discriminations, involving partners able to carry out monitoring, communication anddissemination activities all over Europe The european awareness-raising campaign has a specific target of 3.000.0000 LGBTI people practising sportbetween 16 and 30 years old, a monitoring and a scientific research about discriminations suffered by LGBTIathletes in Europe and a mutual learning programme between LGBTI rights experts and sport operators will becarried out. Outsports will produce a final training toolkit to prevent homo-transphobia in sport trough languageand behaviours and will promote three international conferences in three different countries to sustain dialoguewith policy makers and sport institutions.

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236,640.00 189,312.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA CANOTTAGGIO Roma Italy

Coordinator:


Multicountries project for the increase of awareness, knowledge and practice ofpara-rowing/ PARAROWING Party

PRParty

FEDERAZIONE ITALIANACANOTTAGGIO

Viale Tiziano 74

IT 00196 Roma

www.canottaggio.org




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Multicountries project for the increase of awareness, knowledge and practice ofpara-rowing/ PARAROWING PartyAccording to the ERASMUS+ SPORT programme, Para-rowing project will expect to contribute to thedevelopment of the European dimension in sport for disabled people, in line with the general objective of theProgramme in the sport field: promote social inclusion, equal opportunities and awareness of the importance ofhealth-enhancing physical activity, through increased participation in, and equal access to sport for all.In particular, the project, by means of its activities directed towards disabled people will:• support the implementation of the EU Disability Strategy;• support the implementation of the EU Physical Activity Guidelines, to encourage participation in sport andphysical activity.At systemic level, Para-rowing project will expect to contribute to the development of the European dimensionin sport for disabled people, in line with the general objective of the Programme in the sport field.From an individual's perspective, “Para-rowing party” project will lead to increased levels of participation insport and physical activity.Among sports for disable people, para-rowing is a unique activity in its ability to be suitable for a wide range ofphysical, sensory or intellectual disabilities with different levels in disability severity. Moreover rowing itself, wasthe first sport to start a process of actual integration of the disabled with non-disabled peers. , sharing theuniversal values of sport, both on the training ground and in everyday life.The project objectives will be achieved by the organisation of a web discovery to detect the platforms (forums,blogs, magazines, communities, FB pages, Twitter accounts, etc.) most used by young disabled people;organisation of a medical seminar and a press conference, organisation of the “Para-rowing party” in eachparticipating country, follow up of the activities.Participants in the “Para-rowing party” will learn the basic elements of the sport, and all participants experiencethe same thrill.

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165,040.00 132,032.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON COMUNE DI BARI BARI ItalyPAR MUNICIPIO DE MIRANDELA MIRANDELA PortugalPAR OUT OF THE BOX INTERNATIONAL BRUXELLES Belgium

PAR PERIFERIAKI DIEFTHINSI PROTOVATHMIAS KAIDEFTEROVATHMIAS EKPAIDEFSIS KRITIS Heraklion Greece

PAR UNIONPROEUROPE Capurso (Bari) Italy

PAR ZGROMADZENIE SIOSTR URSZULANEK UNII RZYMSKIEJDOM ZAKONNY KRAKÓW Poland

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572836-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SCP

Share & Shake

S&S

COMUNE DI BARI

CORSO VITTORIO EMANUELE II 84

IT 70100 BARI

www.comune.bari.it




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Share & Shake"Share&Shake" wants to SHARE a new educational method and SHAKE the young community.SHARE&SHAKE project intends to meet “The EU Guidelines on Health Enhancing Physical Activity” (2008)requirement, asked for attention to be paid specifically to the physical and mental health problems caused bydeclining physical activity among young people and the concomitant increase in sedentary lifestyles and obesity(up to 80 % of school-age children engage in physical activity solely at school, and that they should have atleast one hour of light physical activity every day). SHARE&SHAKE undertake formal and informal actions todevelop a basis for a new competence on sport which calls for action to develop the European dimension insport.The project has three levels of innovation regarding:- The educational phase at schools (Alcis method)- The practice during EWOS European week of sport- An interactive part that will take care of disseminationShare&Shake is composed by Italy, Portugal, Belgium, Poland and Greece, and it aims to:Realize an updated monitoring that can map out the state of play in physical education and sports activities; thischeck give an overview of how Member States defined the role of physical education and physical activities, orof how their own policies in this area are related to recent developments in the fields of health, education andsport.Support and implementation of ALCIS method, approved and sponsored by EU. In addition to develop bestpractices, implementing EU policy documents in the field of sport and physical activities.Realize actions to promote sport and physical activities. The goals are: a real approach to healthier lifestylesand social development (acquisition of soft skills).S&S manage a positive synergie, where European best practices share competences and implement EUpolicies. In addition all partners will adopt this new method and will take part at Ewos events in Bari.

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59,000.00 47,200.00 80.00 %

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CON SGE FORM ORGANIZZAZIONE NON LUCRATIVA DIUTILITA' SOCIALE AGROPOLI Italy


PAR ZDRUZENIE INSTITUT ZA RAZVOJ NA ZAEDNICATA Tetovo


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579650-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

SPORT IS MY FREEDOM

SIMF

SGE FORM ORGANIZZAZIONENON LUCRATIVA DI UTILITA'SOCIALE

via Pio X N.81

IT 84043 AGROPOLI




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SPORT IS MY FREEDOMSport is a human activity based on social, educational and cultural values. It 's a crucial factor for integration,social participation, tolerance, for accepting the differences and respecting the rules.As outlined by the Council of the European Union, “sport is both a source and a driving force of social inclusion”and it is recognized as an excellent means of integration of minorities and groups at risk of social exclusion .

In a territory in constant progress and transformation, such as the Cilento , sporting movements must have aleading role not only in the capability to express those moral and ethical values sustaining all sport activity, butalso in the commitment to concepts of sustainability and responsibility in sports.

The project here in proposed aims at promoting and undertaking preventive actions towards social unrest, bysustaining a closer relationship.Specifically, the project's objectives aim at :• Sensitizing and involving sports associations, in order to get them directly involved in initiatives andcollaborations with organizations committed to the integration of persons with disabilities;• Giving attention to integration and promoting sport training events which might especially support theinvolvement of young foreigners;• Getting involved in educational processes which intend to fight back the alarming growth of rudeness,arrogance and bullying, promote respectful and non-violent attitudes and encourage socially responsiblebehavior in sports.

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76,177.00 60,000.00 78.76 %

ParticipantsCON ASD CIRCOLO PATTINATORI GROSSETO 1951 GROSSETO ItalyPAR ISTITUTO TECNICO COMMERCIALE V FOSSOMBRONI GROSSETO ItalyPAR REAL FEDERACION ESPANOLA DE PATINAJE Madrid SpainPAR SPORT ALENQUER E BENFICA ALENQUER Portugal

Coordinator:

579738-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Skating for Kids And Teachers all over Europe

SKIDS

ASD CIRCOLO PATTINATORIGROSSETO 1951

Via Repubblica Dominicana, 76

IT 58100 GROSSETO

www.cpgrosseto.it




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Skating for Kids And Teachers all over Europe Skating is one of the most physically complete sport, but not only, it has been proved that it is also an importanttool to combat children learning dysfunctions.In this context, the 24-month project main scope is to stimulate children participation in health-enhancingphysical activities and sense of belonging through voluntary activities by means of increasing attractivenessand quality of skating.Promoted by two important skating clubs (Italian and Portuguese) and by the most popular European SkatingNational Federation (the Spanish one) with the support of a School, the proposal involves three target groups:45/60 children aged 4-8 years old; 9/12 beginner-level coaches; children families (and their schools).The specific objective of this proposal is to exploit skating potential contribution on children wellbeing (both atphysical and brain/cognitive level), giving evidence of its impact. The project will: 1. Collect and share the bestexperiences (through the constitution of Working Groups); 2. Identify a control group, 3. Draft a test-versionskating teaching Handbook (based on common results), 4. Test it through the implementation of trainingmodules; 5. Evaluate results with common indicators and with the supervision of internationally acknowledgedcoaches; 6. Collect data on progress achieved; 7. Draft a final version of skating teaching Handbook.Thanks to this process, the project will standardise a high level beginners’ skating teaching method andincreased the coaches expertise.The whole project will encouraged awareness raising activities on the added value of sport and physical activityon children wellness and specific dissemination activities to improve skating framework in the sectorialstakeholders.

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76,300.00 60,000.00 78.64 %

ParticipantsCON COMUNE DI CARSOLI carsoli ItalyPAR ASOCIACIA ZA RAZVITIE NA BULGARSKIA SPORT SOFIA BulgariaPAR CENTRO SPORTIVO EDUCATIVO NAZIONALE ROMA ItalyPAR SOZIAL LABEL EV - PROJEKTASSISTENZ BERLIN Germany

Coordinator:

579925-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

SPORT_PSYCHIATRY_COMMUNITY

SPeeCh

COMUNE DI CARSOLI

piazza della libertà

IT 67061 carsoli

www.comune.carsoli.aq.it




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SPORT_PSYCHIATRY_COMMUNITYIn accordance with EU Directives (eg.“European Disability Strategy 2010-2020: A Renewed Commitment to aBarrier-Free Europe”) calling for the removal of all barriers that prevent people with disabilities from fullyenjoying their fundamental rights, this project aims to establish a European Sports Association of psychiatricpatients and young non-disabled athletes. The aim of the Association will be supporting the dialogue betweenpeople with psychiatric disorders and the local territory where their psychiatric therapeutic community islocated, thus facilitating the social inclusion of individuals living in the therapeutic community and also the shiftto autonomous life when the in-treatment in the therapeutic community ends. To begin with, the projectforesees a EU workshop with the representatives of the participating therapeutic communities and city councilsor other Authorities in order to share good practices, to officially present the project and the social awarenessraising campaign. Afterwards, in each country involved video clips will be realized and Sports groups made byathletes from both the therapeutic community and the local territory will be established. Sports groups willgather for a EU event of integrated sport. A photo book with pictures of the European integrated sports eventwill be published and it will also include the good practices defined in the workshop. The project will also realizea DVD with the video clips for the awareness raising campaign as well as with some interviews to projectparticipants useful for assessing the project impact on local social integration. Local community members willbe invited to a EU public meeting in Carsoli (AQ, Italy), especially school teachers, and it will be the occasionfor officially presenting the EU Sports Association founded in the project. Afterward, materials realized will bedistributed to the psychiatric communities and schools of territories involved in order to promote the projectresults.

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74,570.00 58,908.41 79.00 %

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CON ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICAUNIVERSITA POPOLARE DELLO SPORT Roma Italy

PAR ASSOCIACAO RECREATIVA, CULTURAL E SOCIAL DESILVEIRINHOS Gondomar Portugal

PAR DACORUM COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE LTD HemelHempstead

UnitedKingdom

PAR RADOVI U TOKU UDRUZENJE GRADJANA Novi Sad Serbia

Coordinator:

579798-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Sport for Community Development

SportCD

ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVADILETTANTISTICAUNIVERSITA POPOLAREDELLO SPORT

via Flavio Stilicone 41

IT 00173 Roma

www.universitapopolaredellosport.it




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Sport for Community Development The community represents a very important aspect – we might even say fundamental – of living together in asociety. It becomes more and more important in the face of other social structures becoming weaker. This kindof sociality is today in great danger because of the society changes.Within this context the project intends to develop the theme of community development through sports. Sportand sports-related activities are, in fact, an element that can help with community development, when:- they focus on the entertainment in playing and in meeting others instead of simple, pure competition;- there’s a choice of multiple sport disciplines and motor activities that can involve the largest possible numberof people, intercepting different interests, generations and social classes;- sports might become community development when they provide opportunities to facilitate processes ofchange that are real and effective.Our project aims to create an original methodology that combines sports and an approach to communitydevelopment, producing a didactic module that might allow operators and volunteers to become developmentfacilitators in communities, throughout sports.The community development that we wish to promote will focus on the abilities within the community to self-organize sports practices, with the aim of favoring inclusion and intercultural exchange, equal opportunities, andthe members’ psychophysical well-being.The targets of the project are:- Volunteers working in the field of sports, who are investing effort in the development of their own community;- Sports operators interested in broadening their skills and knowledge in the field of community developmentthroughout sports activities;- Educators who operate through sports activities in order to facilitate social inclusion and communitydevelopment;- Civil society organizations that are active in promoting their territories throughout sports.

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363,565.00 287,215.31 79.00 %

ParticipantsCON O.N.M.I.C.-OPERA NAZIONALE MUTILATIINVALIDI CIVILI SALERNO Italy

PAR 1000/0 AVENTURA - ASSOCIACAO DESPORTO ENATUREZA Évora Portugal

PAR ASSOCIAZIONE DI PROMOZIONE SOCIALE ASINITASONLUS Roma Italy

PARCENTRE FOR ADVANCEMENT OF RESEARCH ANDDEVELOPMENT IN EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY LTD-CARDET

LEFKOSIA Cyprus

PAR DACORUM COUNCIL FOR VOLUNTARY SERVICE LTD HemelHempstead

UnitedKingdom

PAR FUNDACION RED DEPORTE Y COOPERATION Alcobendas SpainPAR LEARNING CENTER FOR YOUTH Limassol CyprusPAR PERSPECTIVES Flémalle BelgiumPAR SDRUZHENIE SPORTEN KLUB INTEGRA Sofia Bulgaria

Coordinator:

579715-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

Sport for intercultural dialogue

SportID

O.N.M.I.C.-OPERA NAZIONALEMUTILATIINVALIDI CIVILI

VIA ADRIANO AUROFINO, 25-84127- SALERNO (SA) ITALY

IT 84127 SALERNO

WWW.ONMIC.IT




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Sport for intercultural dialogueFootball, and all team sports, allow refugees, migrants and asylum seekers to establish a contact with theirlocal environment and to meet local associations and groups of which the usually don’t feel a part and towardwhich they don’t seek an active participation. The integration that arises during amateur sports events is astimulus towards active citizenship in matters concerned with immigration, security, and the benefits of sports.This harmonizes with the specific goals of Collaborative Partnership: fight “intolerance and discrimination;promote voluntary activities in sport, together with social inclusion, equal opportunities and awareness of theimportance of health-enhancing physical activity, through increased participation in, and equal access to sportfor all”.

The primary aim of the project is to create awareness-raising activities for amateur athletes, coaches, trainers,educators who work in the particular fields of sports connected with solidarity and social inclusion, sharing goodpractices and creating Open Educational Resources about how sports can support social inclusion.

Sports and physical activity, are important and effective vehicles toward a non-medical education to well-beingand health. Furthermore, sport is a tool to promote integration and struggle against discrimination and racism.

Project Objectives- Formation of operators qualified to play a role in the process of integration through sports - Formalizing knowledge, competencies and methodologies of social promotion through sports - Sharing best practices of integration, inclusion, socialization - Alerting European citizens to the social role of sports in the creation of virtuous circuits of integration andcontact- Updating existing knowledge- Acquiring and sharing new abilities at the National, European and International level- Preparing for professional education in the field- Networking among organizations working with migrants and refugees

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185,700.00 148,560.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON UISP COMITATO TERRITORIALE VITERBO Viterbo ItalyPAR A.S.D. ATLETICA ORTE Orte (VT) ItalyPAR ASOCIATIA ROMANA NORDIC WALKING Bucarest Romania

PAR BASILIKO ATHLITIKO MORFOTIKO ORTHODOXOSOMATEIO BAMOS

IDALION -NICOSIA Cyprus

PAR MARATHONODROMOI DROMEIS ARGOLIDAS NAFPLIO GreecePAR MLODZI DLA ROZWOJU EMKA Poddębie PolandPAR SCUOLA ITALIANA NORDIC WALKING Rome ItalyPAR VARKAPITANY LOVAGI TORNA EGYESULET Sümeg Hungary

Coordinator:

572875-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SCP

Sport Partnership Runs In Natural Trails.

SPRINT

UISP COMITATOTERRITORIALE VITERBO

Via Monte Asolone, 4

IT 01100 Viterbo

http://www.uisp.it/viterbo/




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Sport Partnership Runs In Natural Trails.Sport is the biggest civil society movement in the European Union and collaborative partnerships and structuresbased on voluntary activities are a fundamental condition for the provision of sport in the majority of MemberStates. SPRINT is a 18 month long Erasmus Plus Sport project proposal aimed at promoting a collaborativepartnership related to the European Week of Sport 2016 and to the participation in sport and physical activityfor all, not only for adults, but especially for youngsters from 18 to 35, to prepare them for a healthy life andcreate a strong and moral character in them. The partnership is composed by 10 official partners and 2 guests,for a total of 7 countries (IT-GR-CY-HU-PL-RO-CZ) that will start activities on May 2nd 2016 and conclude themon November 1st 2017. During this period the partnership will share knowledge and experiences, compareprograms and best practices and develop actions to increase and retain new potential athletes; the specificobjective will be to promote the European Week of Sport 2016 and 2017 and the importance of voluntaryactivities in sport, together with social inclusion, equal opportunities and awareness of the importance of health-enhancing physical activity through increased participation in,and equal access to, sport for all, and the EUpolicies concerning the European Week of Sport, by these actions:Transnational Awareness Campaign on the European Week of Sport 2016 and 2017 and on the lifelongbenefits of athletics and nordic walking;International Conference Launch in PL+21km race;Brainstorming on the local trails identified for the competitions and 10 km nordic walking competitions in HUand in CY;Local Athletics Open Days;Senior and Master Program;Mid-term International conference in GR+10 km run;Train the Trainers Program;Lifelong Athletics and Nordic Walking Open Days;International Final Conference in IT+13 km run;Guidelines of Teaching Models;Cooperation Agreement.

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63,444.90 50,755.92 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON ASSOCIAZIONE GIOCHI ANTICHI Verona Italy


PAR FEDERACION TERRITORIAL DE CASTILLA Y LEON DELUCHA LEON Spain

PAR FEDERATIA ROMANA DE OINA Constanta Romania

PARINSTITUT ZA ETNOLOGIYA I FOLKLORISTIKA SETNOGRAFSKI MUZEY PRI BULGARSKA AKADEMIYA NANAUKITE

Sofia Bulgaria

Coordinator:

579626-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

TRADITIONAL WRESTLING, OUR CULTURE: ESTABLISHING TRANSNATIONALNETWORKS IN SOUTH EAST EUROPE

TRADWOC

ASSOCIAZIONE GIOCHIANTICHI

Via Castello San Felice 9

IT 37128 Verona

http://www.associazionegiochiantichi.it




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TRADITIONAL WRESTLING, OUR CULTURE: ESTABLISHING TRANSNATIONALNETWORKS IN SOUTH EAST EUROPEWrestling is the most popular traditional sport in South East Europe but since the organisation and transmissionare still based on isolated local social structures and informal networking, traditional wrestling styles are indanger of disappearance. Our research and experience show that in modern society, traditional sports andgames can be successfully maintained, only if they are organised in formal institutions (federations andumbrella associations) and if players and promoters are interconnected in translocal and transnationalnetworks. The project team wants to meet target groups of people involved in traditional wrestling in particularregions in SE Europe and to motivate them to establish regional, national or transregional organisations thatcan become part of the transnational network of organising, promoting and safeguarding traditional wrestling. Itwill encourage relevant local actors to think of new forms of organisation and governance such as clubs,networks with educational and cultural institutions and partnerships with already established regionalfederations from West Europe. It will share ideas and experience with them in order to convince them of theadvantages of being organised in formal settings and to participate in transnational networks. It will reach themat meetings and 2 workshops during a 19-day trip in SE Europe. Representatives of the target groups will beinvited to a seminar, an international conference and wrestling exhibitions during a festival of traditional sportsand games in Verona. They should help them to establish formal structures and an effective framework for jointactivities. Also the notion of traditional wrestling as culture (intangible cultural heritage) will be promoted. Theproject will exploit the results to create a model for action that can be used for other traditional sports andgames and in other regions of Europe. Outcomes and policy recommendations will be presented in an openaccess book.

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74,986.00 59,988.80 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA BRESSO 4 BRESSO MI ItalyPAR ASOCIATIA CLUBUL SPORTIV AURORA BAICOI Baicoi RomaniaPAR ASSOCIAZIONE COMUNITA NUOVA ONLUS Milan ItalyPAR FONDATSIYA STEFAN NOIKOV Sofia Bulgaria

Coordinator:

579729-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Traditional Sports and Games Promotional Programmes For Young People

TSG4YOU

ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVABRESSO 4

VIA VILLORESI 43

IT 20091 BRESSO MI

http://www.bresso4.it/




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Traditional Sports and Games Promotional Programmes For Young PeopleThe TSG4YOU project will deal with the traditional sports and games and the role of sports for promotingintegration and social inclusion among youngsters with different social, cultural, economic backgrounds.

The project partnership consist of 4 sport associations form 3 Members States, active in the fields of sport andsocial inclusion, with particular attention to young people with fewer opportunities.

The overall purpose of the project is to promote equity, integration and social inclusion through traditional sportand games initiatives for youngsters.

The project will focus on the following European traditional games: tug of war, hopscotch, skipping rope, sackrace, petanque, marbles games, skittles, jumping with elastic, and will be structured in 4 work packages: WP1Project management; WP2 TSG Promotional initiatives in partners’ Countries; WP3 Networking activities andWP4 Communication and dissemination plan.

The project approach will be mainly based on practical activities and consists of a mix of different activities,educational and creative laboratories, workshops, tournaments and games, outdoor activities and sport events.

More than 400 young girls and boys (7-17 years old) will be directly involved in the project activities; and morethan 50 sport clubs, grassroots sport associations and schools will be involved in project’s activities.

Conferences and workshops with local authorities, sport associations will be also realized for raising awarenesson the educational and social role of sport.

The project will also pay particular attention to networking activities and mutual learning among partnersorganisations through 3 transnational partners' meetings and study visits in partners Countries.

Finally, the communication and dissemination plan of the project will assure the maximum visibility at Europeanand transferability of project results, beyond the end of the project and outside the initial partnership, for newcollaborative partnership.

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75,758.00 60,000.00 79.20 %

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CON ASSOCIAZONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA S.S. LAZIOBASKET Roma Italy

PAR ATHILITIKOS PODOSFERIKOS OMILOS ELLINONLEFKOSIAS LEFKOSIA Cyprus

PAR HRVATSKI AKADEMSKI SPORTSKI KLUBOVI MLADOSTSVEUCILISTA U ZAGREBU ZAGREB Croatia

Coordinator:

579834-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

WELCOME - Integration of young refugees through sport activity

WELCOME

ASSOCIAZONE SPORTIVADILETTANTISTICA S.S. LAZIOBASKET

Via dei Savorelli, 120

IT 00165 Roma




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WELCOME - Integration of young refugees through sport activity Welcome project promotes voluntary activities in sport, together with social inclusion, equal opportunities andawareness of the importance of health-enhancing physical activity through increased participation and equalaccess to sport for all. The Project will encourage promotion, identification and sharing of experiences and goodpractices. Its aims to improve the social inclusion of refugees/asylum seekers by creating free training centresfocused on sport activities, which can become a safe point of reference to improve quality of life, self-esteemand self-perception of integration. The direct target is: Children, youth, teens; Asylum seekers and refugeeschildren; Clubs of the Partnership. The indirect target is: Managers and directors of sports associations;Teachers, Trainers and Psychologists; Sports Experts; Local communities; Institutional Bodies.The implementation’s phase will be develop through:• Context analysis• Organizational analysis of the sports facility• Activation of training for coaches and staff• Creation of communication tools• Transfer of a model for fundraising• Spread throughout the partner’s territories and testing of the model• Mainstreaming and dissemination of results• Involve young refugees and asylum seekers in free sports activitiesThe Project will be implemented over 12 months in 5 different Work Packages.• Project Management;• Exchange of information and experiences about integration through sports;• Training course for managers to teach strategies and methodologies to include young people from differentculture;• Involvement of children and youth in the activity;• Design and implementation of the Communication strategy and fundraising solutions to implement financial,social and communication models to enforce sustainability in mid and long term.

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497,238.00 397,790.40 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON COMUNE DI PESARO Pesaro Italy

PAR A.D.E.L. - ASSOCIATION FOR DEVELOPMENT,EDUCATION AND LABOUR STROPKOV Slovakia

PAR GETXO KIROLAK Getxo SpainPAR GRAD DUBROVNIK DUBROVNIK CroatiaPAR POMORSKI ZWIAZEK ZEGLARSKI Gdynia PolandPAR SPORT NAUTIQUE DE NANCY Nancy France

Coordinator:

579908-EPP-1-2016-2-IT-SPO-SCP

WAVE on WAVE – Water sports for young people’s physical activity

WoW

COMUNE DI PESARO

Piazza del Popolo 1

IT 61121 Pesaro

www.comune.pesaro.pu.it




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WAVE on WAVE – Water sports for young people’s physical activity WoW OVERALL OBJECTIVE is to improve the physical and mental health of young people through physicalactivity by increasing the number of practicing water sports at amateur level. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES are:increase accessibility of water sports reducing barriers that limit the possibilities of social inclusion, thepromotion of equal opportunities and the “sport for all” approach application within such specific sports;strengthen volunteers skills in organisation and management of the activities of the water sport associationsimproving their role as providers of personal services to local communities; removing cultural barriers in youngpeople and adults, especially among teachers and school administrators, limiting water sports practice thanksto the transfer of technical, environmental and cultural knowledge; reduce the phenomenon of early dropout inwater sport through new innovative methods of teaching, couching and educating “sport for all” values; enhancethe role of young people education played by water sports through new forms of collaboration between differentactors of civil society. The innovative nature of the project focus on sports such as those related to waterpromoting skills educational and cultural aspects through the design of educational courses/sports to involveyoung people not in racing activities but in sports/health/time free/fun. WoW projects has a long view perspective since it targets young people to work on next generations changingtheir habits, developing social skills and sport culture, educating to a positive competition, to a mutual sustainas well as to altruism and cooperation, improving the self-esteem and contributing to a sound and healthydevelopment of personality. The project fund on a systemic impact based on three core activities: knowledgelaboratories (KLABs) for different sport actors, learning paths for young people (Sport for All Paths) anddissemination/exploitation opportunities for a general public (Sport Fest).

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80,450.00 60,000.00 74.58 %

ParticipantsCON COMUNE DI LOMBARDORE LOMBARDORE ItalyPAR AKADEMIKA-245 Antonovo Bulgaria

PAR AYUNTAMIENTO DE SAN JUSTO DESVERN Sant JustDesvern Spain

PAR RAUNAS NOVADA DOME Rauna Latvia

PAR VECPIEBALGAS NOVADA PASVALDIBA Vecpiebalgasnovads Latvia

Coordinator:

579849-EPP-1-2016-1-IT-SPO-SSCP

Youth & Sport in Country & Remote EU

Y&S C&R

COMUNE DI LOMBARDORE

PIAZZA SILVIO LURGO 1

IT 10040 LOMBARDORE

www.comune.lombardore.to.it




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Youth & Sport in Country & Remote EUThe project is aimed to promote the Sport practices in the most European remote and country areas as smallvillages or towns located in the surrounding of big cities, in Italy, Latvia, Romania and Spain. In this contestnormally sport facilities are inadequate or not present at all, people specially youth and children (aged 6 to 18)do not practice sport activities specially if they belong to the most disadvantaged social groups. The topic isquite neglected and deserves attention and specific intervention as about the 60% of the EU population lives inthe countryside and far from densely populated areas. The project will experiment the inclusion and promotion of sport activities in rural and remote areas, speciallyfor children and youth aged from 6 to 18. The intention is to establish permanent mechanism and organisation,able to guarantee sport activities of high quality and open to all during the project implementation period andbeyond.The specific objectives are:1. activate at each local level and experiment number of local sport activities inclusive and affordable for all;2. empower and motivate the actors: families, youth, teachers, social workers and sport staff;3. exchange of best practices at international level in order to improve the local initiatives, promote exchangebetween experts and share of expertise.The envisaged activities will see the activation of specific, community driven, sport projects organised forchildren and youth inclusion at each local level in Italy, Spain, Latvia and Bulgaria; the organisation of practicalsport workshops at local level to motivate the actors and include them; organisation of international meetingsand exchange between the project partners in order to exchange effective practices at local level. A final projectconference, presenting the project outcomes and results, will be organised by the lead partner in Italy at theend of the project.

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Latvia

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73,992.00 59,000.00 79.74 %

Participants

CON LATVIJAS SLEPOSANAS UN SNOVBORDA INSTRUKTORUASOCIACIJA Cēsu raj. Latvia

PAR ALPPIVALMENNUKSEN KANNATUSYHDISTYS RY Kuusamo FinlandPAR EESTI SUUSALIIT Tallinn Estonia

Coordinator:

579971-EPP-1-2016-1-LV-SPO-SSCP

Safe Slope

SS

LATVIJAS SLEPOSANAS UNSNOVBORDA INSTRUKTORUASOCIACIJA

Drabešu pag. "Žagarkalns"

LV LV-4140 Cēsu raj.




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Safe SlopeProject “Safe Slope” objective is to improve cooperation between alpine skiing organisations in context ofpromotion of safe skiing principles.

The basic idea is about tightening the cooperation between Finnish, Latvian and Estonian ski instructorsorganisations. Finns have the skills and knowledge, but also they need ski instructors with language skills,especially Russian, because Finland is the most popular destination for Russian tourists. Latvians andEstonians have the language and communication skills, but they need to improve their ski instructorsqualification in order to improve safety at their own ski areas, to improve safety within outbound tourists, toencourage the ski instructor education system in the region. The project is significant in EU level in context ofthe universality of proposed communication methods, the mobility improvement for ski instructors whose skillsmight be useful all across the Europe and the case study of implementing a sports education module incountries where it wasn’t available before the project.

ActivitiesEducation ActivitiesEducation activities in FinlandEducation activities in Latvia

Development of guidelinesCommunication skills seminar and communication guidelines workshopDevelopment of education module implemention guidelines

Project management and communicationProject management and supervisionCommunication activities

The result

• Increased number of ski instructor trainers in Europe by 2018 – 3• Increased number of ISIA performance level 2 ski instructors in Europe by 2018 – 35• Developed guidelines for working with tourists from Eastern Europe• Developed guidelines for implementing an education module of ski instructor trainer qualification• Increased safety at Estonian and Latvian tracks• Increased knowledge and skills within ski tourists from Eastern Europe

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Lithuania

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


74,553.00 59,642.40 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON VSI INTEGRACIJOS CENTRAS Pilviškiai Lithuania



PAR ATHLETIC CLUB TAE KWON DO W.T.F. PROMACHOSORESTIADAS ORESTIADA Greece

PAR PROJECT NET Riga LatviaPAR SOKOLSKA ZVEZA SLOVENIJE Ljubljana SloveniaPAR TOWARZYSTWO SPORTOWE IRON MAN GOGOLIN Poland

Coordinator:

579874-EPP-1-2016-1-LT-SPO-SSCP

Train with Brain

TwB

VSI INTEGRACIJOS CENTRAS

Stoties 40

LT Pilviškiai

www.refugees.lt




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Train with BrainNowadays, teenagers often overlook the importance of grassroots sports and physical activity, which leads tovarious health and social problems. At the same time, sports volunteering is still an undervalued concept,especially in post-soviet countries.

To jointly tackle these problems, 6 sports-oriented organisations from Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Slovenia,Greece and Italy are willing to carry out a project - “Train with Brain” (TwB) that would take the opportunity toreaffirm the importance of grassroots sports & sports volunteering in an international environment. The mainobjective of the project is to promote voluntary activities in sport, together with social inclusion, equalopportunities and awareness of the importance of health-enhancing physical activity through grassroots sports.TwB will have a total duration of 12 months (from Jan, 2017) with its main activities hosted in Lithuania, as wellas online in all the project countries. The main target groups of the project are: 1) teenagers with feweropportunities; 2) young sports volunteers; and 3) sports organizations and NGOs within the project countries(later - across whole EU).

To achieve the project’s objective, we will organise:1) an International Grassroots Sports Camp for Underprivileged Youth (10 days with 30 teenagers aged 12-15,coordinated by youth sports volunteers); 2) Training for International Sports Volunteers (7 days with 12 youth sports volunteers); 3) Online Grassroots Sports Creation Contest (at least 30 participants from project countries); 4) "Mindful Sports Badge" creation and nomination for socially responsible sports organizations (at least 100); 5) TwB Online Platform creation, which will include international sports camps and volunteering opportunities,special methodology on how to host international sports camps for underprivileged youth, and much more.

All this would be made self-sustainable and actively disseminated across the target groups in the EU.

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Malta

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


72,645.00 58,116.00 80.00 %

Participants

CON GHAJNSIELEM REDCOATS Ghajnsielem,Gozo Malta

PAR HONK- EN SOFTBALVERENIGING OLYMPIAHAARLEM Haarlem NetherlandsPAR SOFTBALL KLUB PRINC ZAGREB Zagreb Croatia

Coordinator:

579845-EPP-1-2016-1-MT-SPO-SSCP

Inclusion & Gender Equality Through Softball (IGETS)

IGETS

GHAJNSIELEM REDCOATS

St. Joseph Triq il-Fawwara

MT GSM 1031 Ghajnsielem, Gozo

www.ghajnsielemredcoats.com




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Inclusion & Gender Equality Through Softball (IGETS)Our small collaborative partnership shall be a 24 month project implemented by three softball clubs:

Lead applicant-Ghajnsielem Redcoats (Malta)

Partners-Softball Klub Princ Zagreb (Croatia)-Honk- en Softbalvereniging Olympia Haarlem (Netherlands)

We feel as organisations active within the field of sport and which work with both male and female players, thatwomen and girls are not engaging as actively in sport as their male counterparts. We feel this is due to negativegender stereotypes in mainstream media which have come to be accepted and normalised in society. Theseinclude the portrayal of sport as 'unfeminine'; women to be inferior to men in terms of sporting ability and highlyrestrictive gender roles.

Sport in general and softball more specifically are excellent means through which to promote gender equalityand counteracting negative perceptions of females in sport. Softball can be played as a mixed sport (by bothmen and women together) as well as by people with different physical attributes (tall or short, lean or muscled).

Our project objectives are:

- Exchange of best practices in the areas relevant to our project (gender equality in sport, encouraging youthsto practice softball and sport in general, increased competence in our activities as sports organisations)- Promotion of gender equality in sport and higher participation rates in sport, especially for women and girls, byworking with key stakeholders- Capacity-building of our organisations and staff- Creating a lasting network of cooperation among us as project partners

We shall be having 4 transnational activities including a final conference among all project partners, aside fromactivities implemented by each partner in their own country.

Our project has received the support of the European Softball Federation, expressed in a letter of support whichcan be presented upon request.

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Netherlands

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


446,291.41 357,034.10 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON STICHTING KENNISCENTRUM SPORT NEDERLAND EDE GLD Netherlands



PAR INSTITUTO PORTUGUES DO DESPORTO E JUVENTUDEI.P. LISBOA Portugal

PAR Institutul National de Cercetare pentru Sport BUCURESTI RomaniaPAR KATHOLIEKE UNIVERSITEIT LEUVEN LEUVEN BelgiumPAR KONINKLIJKE NEDERLANDSE ZWEMBOND Nieuwegein Netherlands

PAR LIIKUNNAN JA KANSANTERVEYDEN EDISTAMISSAATIOLIKES JYVASKYLA Finland

PAR UNIVERSITY OF LIMERICK LIMERICK Ireland

Coordinator:

579647-EPP-1-2016-2-NL-SPO-SCP

Keep Youngsters involved

KYI

STICHTING KENNISCENTRUMSPORT NEDERLAND

HORAPARK 4

NL 6717 LZ EDE GLD

www.kenniscentrumsport.nl




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Keep Youngsters involvedKeep Youngsters Involved

To share knowledge and experience on how to keep youngsters involved and connected in sport and physicalactivity is the main target of this application. The project targets adolescents (12-19 years) in general and withlow socio-economic background. Dropping out from sport clubs, not being motivated to do physical activityanymore is an important and urgent problem for this age group. By sharing the effective ways and practicalknowledge, tools and products, more youngsters will be kept involved at grass-root level in sports and physicalactivity and will not drop out. By involving youngsters, asking them what they like and giving themresponsibilities in sport, they work on their personal development, become active citizens, with an activelifestyle and they will be able to meet the guidelines of physical activity.

This project will work towards a common understanding of effective and practice based elements for keepingyoungsters involved and connected on grass-root level in sport and physical activity. The partners of this project are members of TAFISA Europe and the HEPA Europe working group Youth andthey have a variety of expertise and represent geographically Europe. In 4 countries grassroot partners (localsport clubs) will test the working elements, products and tools at local level. These organisations will createimpact and have a strong cooperation with the national partner organisation of the application. Alsoexperiences and feedback from grassroot partners are going to be collected to improve the tools.

The knowledge and experience will be disseminated through the application partners, with help of two strongEuropean networks: the HEPA Europe network and the TAFISA Europe network. With help of all these different partners we are going to reach the expected numbers of people:1. On European level: 300 people2. National levels: 600 people3. Regional/ local level including young people: 5000

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Netherlands

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


73,320.00 58,656.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON EUROPEAN ELITE ATHLETES ASSOCIATION NIEUWEGEIN NetherlandsPAR ASOCIACION DE JUGADORAS DE FUTBOL SALA LAS ROZAS SpainPAR GAELIC PLAYERS ASSOCIATION LTD DUBLIN Ireland

PAR HELLENIC PROFESSIONAL VOLLEY BALL PLAYERSSOMATEIO PEIRAIAS Greece

Coordinator:

579611-EPP-1-2016-1-NL-SPO-SSCP

SUPPORTING WOMEN ATHLETES FROM EUROPE

SWAFE

EUROPEAN ELITE ATHLETESASSOCIATION

WATTBAAN 31 49

NL 3439 ML NIEUWEGEIN




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SUPPORTING WOMEN ATHLETES FROM EUROPEThe application aims to improve the support for women athletes that the professional player associations inEurope provide. The small project will include research of women athletes experiences and a study of existingplayer associations support for elite women athletes. A conference for 25 different associations will beorganised to examine the issues, difficulties that are specific to women athletes, find possible solutions andshare and develop best practice. A booklet will be produced with the conclusions of the conference which willbe disseminated across all the relevant stakeholders.

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Austria

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


448,750.00 359,000.00 80.00 %

Participants

CON FONDS WIENER INSTITUT FUR INTERNATIONALENDIALOG UND ZUSAMMENARBEIT WIEN Austria

PARCAMINO - WERKSTATT FURFORTBILDUNG,PRAXISBEGLEITUNG UND FORSCHUNGIM SOZIALEN BEREICH GGMBH

BERLIN Germany

PAR CUMANN PEILE NA H-EIREANN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONOF IRELAND DUBLIN Ireland

PAR FAROS Athens Greece

PAR LIIKUNTAA YA KULTTUURIA KANSAINVALISESTILIIKKUKAA RY HELSINKI Finland

PAR MAHATMA GANDI EGYESULET Budapest Hungary

PAR SINDICATO DOS JOGADORES PROFISSIONAIS DEFUTEBOL LISBOA Portugal

PAR UNIONE ITALIANA SPORT PER TUTTI ROMA Italy

Coordinator:

579957-EPP-1-2016-2-AT-SPO-SCP

Sport Welcomes Refugees - Social inclusion of newly arrived migrants in andthrough sport

SWR

FONDS WIENER INSTITUT FURINTERNATIONALEN DIALOGUND ZUSAMMENARBEIT

MOLLWALDPLATZ 5-3

AT 1040 WIEN




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Sport Welcomes Refugees - Social inclusion of newly arrived migrants in andthrough sport The overall objective of the project “Sport Welcomes Refugees – Social inclusion of newly arrived migrants inand through sport” is to enhance the social inclusion and participation of newly arrived migrants on differentlevels of sport through training, awareness-raising and capacity-building of sport stakeholders.

The project is designed to achieve the following specific objectives:

• Facilitate grass-roots sports participation of refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants • To generate evidence-based knowledge about the needs of sport organisations and sport multipliers• To develop a European framework for quality criteria regarding inclusion of refugees and migrants in sportclubs • To capacity-build and empower migrants and refugee initiatives to challenge exclusion and discrimination andharness the role of migrants as volunteers in sport clubs • Develop educational tools and raise awareness among sport stakeholders

Measures include the Development of Quality Criteria and Good Practice (1), Training and Qualification ofSport Educators and Clubs (2), Campaigning and Raising Public Awareness (3), Capacity building of SportInitiatives with newly arrived Migrants (4) and European Networking and Policy Development (5).

Background:

In 2015, more than 1.2 Million first time asylum seekers applied for international protection in the EU. Civilsociety was welcoming those who fled the civil wars. However, the refugees crossing into Europe also sparkeda European crisis: Mass media and politicians call for an end of the "Culture of Welcoming Refugees" andattacks on refugee centres are on a rise. Against this backdrop, the sport movement, who provide sport andleisure activities to the newly arrived migrants engage need support, capacity-building and training to cope withthe new realities. Sport initiatives feel left alone, since the public sector and the mainstream sport structureonly lend limited support. The SWR project is addressing this gap.

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Poland

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


75,988.00 60,000.00 78.96 %

Participants

CON STOWARZYSZENIE CENTRUM ODKRYWANIA MLODYCHTALENTOW 2012 Bolesławiec Poland

PAR FUNDACAO BENFICA Lisboa PortugalPAR GRADANSKI NOGOMETNI KLUB DINAMO Zagreb Croatia

Coordinator:

579883-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SSCP

Benfica & Dinamo football champions learn Polish players

COMT

STOWARZYSZENIE CENTRUMODKRYWANIA MLODYCHTALENTOW 2012

Bożejowice 46

PL 59-700 Bolesławiec

www.comt2012.org




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Benfica & Dinamo football champions learn Polish playersProjekt przewiduje udział 60 zawodników wraz z trenerami z klubu piłkarskiego ESKADRA prowadzonegoprzez Stowarzyszenie Centrum Odkrywania Młodych Talentów 2012 w obozach piłkarskich, treningach sesjachteoretycznych, zajęciach sportowych w Portugalii (36 dzieci urodzone w latach 2000-2003) i Chorwacji (24dzieci urodzone w latach 2004/2005). W projekcie uczestniczy mała polska organizacja sportowo edukacyjnadziałająca na terenach wiejskich we współpracy z 2 wielkimi klubami piłkarskimi posiadającymi wspaniałeAkademiie piłkarskie - SL Benfica Lisboa, GNK Dinamo Zagreb. Dzięki projektowi 60 dzieci, młodzieży wraz zpolskimi opiekunami pojedzie na kształcenie sportowe do Portugalii i Chorwacji, a następnie zorganizujemy wPolsce międzynarodowy turniej piłkarski w którym wezmą udział zarówno nasi partnerzy jak również kluby zPolski, Niemiec i Czech. Będzie to wielkie wydarzenie edukacyjno sportowe dla naszego małego regionu. Nakoniec projektu w grudniu 2017 postępy sportowe naszych dzieci zostaną zweryfikowane i podsumowane przezzagranicznych trenerów, a uczestnicy otrzymają certyfikaty. Taki projekt jest niesamowitą szansą wyjazdów iszkoleń zagranicznych dla dzieci i młodzieży która mieszka w większości na wsi i nie korzysta z tego typuedukacji. Dzięki funduszom z UE bedzie to możliwe.The project foresees the participation of 60 players, along with coaches of the football club ESKADRAconducted by the Association Center for Exploring Young Talent 2012 football camps, training theoreticalsessions, sports activities in Portugal (36 children born in 2000-2003) and Croatia (24 children born between2004/2005). The project involved a small Polish sports and educational organization operating in rural areas incooperation with two big football clubs having great Football Academy - SL Benfica Lisboa, GNK DinamoZagreb. Thanks to the project 60 children, young people and the Polish guardians go for training sport toPortugal and Croatia, and then organize the Poland international football tournament with the participation ofboth our partners as well as clubs from Polish, German and Czech. It will be a great event for our educationaland sports a small region. At the end of the project in December 2017 the progress of sports our children will bereviewed and summarized by foreign coaches, and participants will receive certificates. This project is anincredible opportunity to travel abroad and training for children and youth who live mostly in rural areas and donot benefit from this type of education. With funding from the EU it will be possible.

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Poland

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


110,910.00 86,510.00 78.00 %

Participants

CON AKADEMIA WYCHOWANIA FIZYCZNEGO JOZEFAPILSUDSKIEGO W WARSZAWIE WARSZAWA Poland

Coordinator:

572830-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SNCESE

Mini Recreation Olympic "RecreaOlympic"

"ReOl"

AKADEMIA WYCHOWANIAFIZYCZNEGO JOZEFAPILSUDSKIEGO WWARSZAWIE

ULICA MARYMONCKA 34

PL 00-968 WARSZAWA




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Mini Recreation Olympic "RecreaOlympic"The main objective of the project is to create a network of contacts between faculties /departments/institutes ofthe universities in the five countries that border Poland and three Polish universities whose mission is topromote physical activity for Participants, including citizens of Warsaw, in the context of personal, social andprofessional development. This will result in an original program of the European Week of Sport 2016. The main objective of thecooperation between the universities, on status as participants, involved in the project will be to plan andorganize the Mini Recreation Olympic (RecreaOlympic) which will promote traditional games and recreationalactivities associated with the cultural heritage of the countries participating in the project. The RecreaOlympicwill be a new method and a form of encouraging students and local people to take on physical activity in a funway. The project will be summarized during a scientific conference. Materials from the conference will bepublished as the author's monograph.

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Poland

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


75,832.00 60,000.00 79.12 %

ParticipantsCON MIASTO CHORZOW - MIASTO NA PRAWACHPOWIATU Chorzow Poland

PAR ASOCIACION DEPORTIVA CULTURAL DE INVESTIGACIONY ASESORAMIENTO INNODXT La Coruña Spain

PAR ASOCIATIA DE SPRIJIN A COLEGIULUI NATIONALUNIREA Turnu Magurele Romania

Coordinator:

579752-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SSCP

Sports for all, ensuring they enjoy the sports they play

SEESP

MIASTO CHORZOW - MIASTONA PRAWACHPOWIATU

ul. 3-go Maia

PL 41-500 Chorzow

www.chorzow.eu




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Sports for all, ensuring they enjoy the sports they playIt is increasingly recognized that sport plays a significant role in enhancing young peoples’ health and well-being. It provides positive experiences and contributes to a longer and healthier life. Sport is a source ofphysical, social and emotional well-being and has been shown to be strongly linked to building social cohesionand social capital among young people.Sport also have an educational impact encouraging school attendance and a desire to succeed academically.It can be evidenced that participation in sport contributes to improve motor skills development and performanceand educational potential. This shows the positive relationship between being involved in physical activitiesand psychosocial development. Through participation in sport young people learn about the importance of keyvalues such as honesty, fair play, teamwork, respect for themselves and others and adherence to rules.The main objectives of this project are: Engage young people in sport, together with psychological andemotional development, social inclusion, equal opportunities and awareness of the importance of health-enhancing physical activity, the project aims to further develop social inclusion and psychosocial developmentthrough sport. Use sport to rovide healthy alternatives to deviant behavior such as drug abuse, violence and instead developsocial and cultural participation and active citizenship.We plan to reach the objectives by :1. Organising sporting activities and competitions, in participating countries and at European level, to engageyoung Europeans in experiencing and then further developing their sporting skills.2. Utilising the experience and skills of “famous sports men and women” within the European Union throughtheir active involvement in the sports infrastructure and those institutions providing sporting experiences andcoaching. 3 Organizing sports events "sports week" , "Sports day" and a conference.

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Poland

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


75,090.00 60,000.00 79.90 %

ParticipantsCON SPORT REHABILITATION ASSOCIATION START POZNAN Poland

PARHUMANITARIAN ASSOCIATION FOR HELP AND SUPPORTOF THE PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS BRAVURACOOPERATIVA

DELCEVO


PAR PARTNERS KYUSTENDIL ASSOCIATION KYUSTENDIL BulgariaPAR SOMA SAGLIK SOSYAL VE EGITIM VAKFI SOMA MANISA Turkey

Coordinator:

579642-EPP-1-2016-1-PL-SPO-SSCP

START – activating and integrating people with disabilities through adaptedtraditional sports and games

START

SPORT REHABILITATIONASSOCIATION START

ZACISZE 2

PL 60 831 POZNAN




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START – activating and integrating people with disabilities through adaptedtraditional sports and gamesSTART project:One of the most important areas of EU policy (eg. Erasmus+ Programme) is the preservation of traditions andcultural identity (eg. Traditional Sport Games - TSG) as well as increasing level of physical activity and sportand thereby health and quality of life. Alongside issue of disability and social integration is one of the keypriorities of EU policy. People with disabilities in most EU countries still do not have the same opportunities toparticipate in social life especially in sport in grassroots dimension as abled-bodied people. Our project is aproposition which combines all those priorities. We plan to offer people with disabilities, academic centres,specialist, volunteers who work in field of disability or sports new tool and opportunity to increase level ofparticipation in social and cultural life and thus increase level of cultural awareness, integration, independence,and physical activity. Throught two workshops and cooperation of four countries (Bulgaria, FYR of Macedonia, Turkey and Poland)which represent different cultures and social policies we plan to prepare a set of TSG (in TSG guideline) fromParticipants cultures, which will be adapted for people with disabilities and promoted in Project Countries. Weanticipate that after overcoming most of project limitations (stereotypes, awareness problems, adaptation ofTSG etc.) its results will spread to other countries and projects in the future. Thanks to the internationalcooperation that each of the Project Partners are involved TSG may be widely used, as: new tool of integrationin social life (abled-bodied and disabled people), physical activity, sport and rehabilitation. The final effect ofproject will be increasing awareness of the importance of health-enhancing physical activity, through increasedparticipation in TSG as form of grassroots sports, and promotion of voluntarity. Results : 4TSG included into 4 countries, TSG Guide edited, 20 activities - > 400 participants.

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Portugal

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


493,562.00 394,849.00 80.00 %

Participants

CON TI - TRANSPARENCIA E INTEGRIDADE ASSOCIACAOCIVICA LISBOA Portugal

PAR CONI SERVIZI SPA ROMA RM Italy

PAR EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE STUDY OFGAMBLING STICHTING AMSTERDAM Netherlands

PAR EUROPEAN SPORT SECURITY ASSOCIATION BRUXELLES BelgiumPAR TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL ESPANA Madrid SpainPAR TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL ITALIA ASSOCIAZIONE Milano Italy

PAR TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL SLOVENIA - DRUSTVOINTEGRITETA Ljubljana Slovenia

PAR UNIVERSITA CATTOLICA DEL SACRO CUORE MILANO Italy

PAR VEREIN ZUR WAHRUNG DER INTEGRITAT IM SPORT(VWIS) WIEN Austria

Coordinator:

579736-EPP-1-2016-2-PT-SPO-SCP

Anti Match-fixing Top Training

AMATT

TI - TRANSPARENCIA EINTEGRIDADE ASSOCIACAOCIVICA

AVENIDA PROFESSOR ANIBAL DEBETTENCOURT 9 CAMPO GRANDE

PT 1600 189 LISBOA




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Anti Match-fixing Top TrainingMoving from Nicosia Declaration (2012), Council of Europe Convention on Match-Fixing (2014), this proposal isa follow-up of: “Stop-Match-Fixing Project” (2012 EU Prep.Action) and Seminar “Match-Fixing: a Key Issue forSports Integrity”, Milan, September 2014 (EU Italian Presidency). Evidences emerged: effective training mustbe based on specific data and accurately tailored to targets; awareness is already significant; need to considertop decision makers as main training target; spectators still play a passive role, with high potential for media toactivate them; Ombudsmen/whistleblowing has high potential for increasing effectiveness.Project rationale is searching effectiveness through a strong innovative approach: testing the model throughfootball, tennis and a third discipline for each pilot country; better understanding before training; designingtailored training to avoid generic training, addressing it to top decision makers and media, not to players; EUmodel patterns sharing.Goals: consolidate/enlarging networks; implementing very tailored training patterns strongly linked to targetneeds/relevant data; building Ombudsmen/whistleblowing capacity; involving spectators; permanent Europeanplatform through one major NOC.Actions: Data Collection for tailoring training; Training Designing; Shared Data Room; Tailored Training to TopDecision Makers/Ombudsmen/Media Operator; EU Guide Lining for Effectiveness; Dissemination Platform;Project Management.Partners: Transparency International Portugal, Catholic University and Italian NOC + competence advisorsESSA/EASG + EU partners with specific local/European additional key competences: Playfaircode (Austria)and Transparency Chapters in Slovenia, Italy and Spain.Impact: specific policies increased capacity by sport entities; strengthening of permanent cooperative logic; firstspectators proactive role; greater efficiency in UE guidelines; increased shared reliable know-how at EU level.

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Portugal

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


81,544.32 60,000.00 73.58 %

ParticipantsCON MUNICIPIO DE TABUA Tábua Portugal

PAR AYUNTAMIENTO DE LAS TORRES DE COTILLAS Las Torres deCotillas Spain

PAR GMINA MIEJSKA MIELEC Mielec Poland

Coordinator:

579870-EPP-1-2016-1-PT-SPO-SSCP

DO-U-SPORT? – Local Authorities with Sports for All

USport?

MUNICIPIO DE TABUA

Praça da Repúbica

PT Tábua

http://www.cm-tabua.pt/




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DO-U-SPORT? – Local Authorities with Sports for All

“DO-U-SPORT?” is proposed by Tábua Municipality, Portugal (coordinator), Mielec Municipality, Poland andLas Torres de Cotillas Municipality, Spain.

It aims to provide, at local level, new strategies and solutions to assure sports as a possible grass root activityfor all, free of barriers such as gender, age, economic power and time availability.

The objectives are: (1) Consolidate the role of local authorities in the promotion of grass root sports for all; (2) Raise the number of persons and organisations involved in sport at local level; and (3) Promote a deeper understanding of how sport is seen and lived at local level.

It will intervene in: (a) equity in sports’ access and practices; (b) exploitation of sports’ roles and synergies; (c)working in partnerships with practitioners/non-practitioners and sports’ agents; (d) local authorities’ role insports’ promotion.

Departing from smaller communities, the usage of sports by citizens for their well being, health preservation,learning capacity, transversal skills is a considerable challenge; as much as integrating sports in local planningand development strategies. “DO-U-SPORT?” will start with local dialogues to know opinions on sport, motivateto sport, gather people /organisations around sport and raise knowledge on sports’ importance.

From there it will organise 12 specific sports activities: mixed teams (in age, family/friends and sex), suitable fordifferent physical conditions and disabilities, free of charge, low demanding on equipment. Participants willreceive “I-DO-SPORT” badges. These activities will introduce different issues related to social and localdevelopment, like ecology, natural heritage, food, fair-play, identity and tradition, solidarity. The learning andreflections will be worked out in a permanent European debate on “Local Authorities’ Role in Grass RootsSports for All” that will end with the publication of “Sports for All: Local Strategies and Recommendation”.

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Portugal

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


50,334.10 40,234.10 79.93 %

Participants

CON UNIAO DAS FREGUESIAS DE GONDOMAR (SCOSME)VALBOM E JOVIM Gondomar Portugal

PAR ASSOCIACAO DE JOGOS TRADICIONAIS DA GUARDA GUARDA PortugalPAR ASSOCIAZIONE GIOCHI ANTICHI Verona ItalyPAR TESZ-VESZ IFJUSAGI ES GYERMEK ALAPITVANY Szolnok Hungary

Coordinator:

579884-EPP-1-2016-1-PT-SPO-SSCP

You've got it!

UVGOTIT

UNIAO DAS FREGUESIAS DEGONDOMAR (SCOSME)VALBOM E JOVIM

Rua da Igreja, 71

PT 4420-164 Gondomar

www.uf-gvj.pt




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You've got it!"You've got it!" aims to promote active and meaningful ageing trough the practice of European traditional sportsand games (TSG). The Union of Parishes and the 3 associations working with TSG in Hungary, Italy andPortugal will train and mentor volunteers and professionals, working with older people or with sports to supportthem on to facilitation of local workshops using this methodology to promote active and meaningful ageing. Theparticipants will also be involved in a final seminar they will co-organise and their practices will be validated asopen educational resources to promote the multiplication of the impact of the project."You've got it!" for the moment the volunteers and trainers understand more about different TSG and are ableto work with this methodology, but also "You've got it!" for the older people has having inside them what makesthem valuable for their communities and an asset for future generation. Play and practice to have memoriesand experiences recognised. They know better.A project to promote TSG, heathier lfestyles and active ageing, discuss culture and conncect Europeanidentities, build community and preserve the intangible human heritage, valueing the older generations.

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Romania

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


494,320.19 386,370.87 78.16 %

ParticipantsCON UNIVERSITATEA BABES BOLYAI CLUJ NAPOCA RomaniaPAR CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE ROMA Italy


PAR SYDDANSK UNIVERSITET ODENSE M DenmarkPAR UNIVERSITETIT TE SPORTEVE TE TIRANES Tirana AlbaniaPAR UNIVERZITA KONSTANTINA FILOZOFA V NITRE NITRA Slovakia

Coordinator:

579792-EPP-1-2016-2-RO-SPO-SCP

Do it yourself! A participative approach to increase participation and engagementof high school students in physical education and sport classes

DIYPES

UNIVERSITATEA BABESBOLYAI

MIHAIL KOGALNICEANU 1

RO 400084 CLUJ NAPOCA

www.ubbcluj.ro




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Do it yourself! A participative approach to increase participation and engagementof high school students in physical education and sport classesImportance of the problem. Physical activity (PA) levels of youth are important, as they are predictors of PA at the age of adult. Physicaleducation and sport (PES) should represent an important share of the total PA practiced by this population.However, in the last years steady decreases were observed in the participation and engagement of (especiallyhigh-school) students in PES classes.Project aim. Test and validate an innovative approach to planning and development of PES classes for high-schoolstudents, based on (1) increased students’ participation and autonomy, (2) current national PES curriculum andpractices and (3) current available resources in each setting (i.e. high-schools). Project objectives and activities. O1) Identify and describe core educational objectives and development practices of PES classes in the nationalcurriculum of 5 European countries: Italy, Romania, Albania, Malta, and Slovakia. Main activities: policydocument analysis and stakeholders’ interviews. O2) Test the effectiveness of a 3-month intervention focusedon participatory approach to PES classes in 3 different settings in each country. Main activities: explore high-school students’ preferences and PES teachers and specialists opinions, map high-schools’ resources, developand evaluate the interventions. O3) Develop guidelines for good practice applicable at European level inregards to innovative – participatory approaches to PES classes. Main activities: develop guidelines of goodpractice applicable at European level based on national level result, disseminate findings. Expected results and impact. The current project will have a positive impact on high-school students’ perceptions on and behavior towardsPES classes, on PES teachers and participating high-schools. The guidelines for good practice will support thewide implementation of the method with potential for high positive impact on the European youth population PAlevels and overall health status.

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Romania

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


47,942.00 38,353.60 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON ASOCIATIA CLUBUL SPORTIV MENTOR SILVA Bucuresti Romania

Coordinator:

572860-EPP-1-2016-1-RO-SPO-SNCESE

Sport in nature for all

SNA

ASOCIATIA CLUBUL SPORTIVMENTOR SILVA

Calea Mosilor 310

RO 020903 Bucuresti

www.mentorsilva.ro




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Sport in nature for allThe general objective of the project is to increase European citizens’ participation in sports by organizing anorienteering competition addressed to non-professionals from at least 3 countries, from a variety of culturalbackgrounds and ethnic communities. The event will take place during the European Week of Sport(September 10-16) in Predeal, Romania, and will engage teams of young people of both genders from 5different countries (Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro and Turkey) in activities that will enhance physicalactivity, good health and social inclusion.

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Romania

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


92,842.00 74,273.00 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON ASOCIATIA PENTRU CULTURA SI TANGO Bucharest Romania

PARARGENTIN TANGÓ TÁNCSZÍNHÁZ KÖZHASZNÚEGYESÜLET (ARGENTINE TANGO DANCE THEATREASSOCIATION)

Szentendre Hungary

PAR ASOCIATIA ACADEMIA DE TANGO ARGENTINIAN Bucharest Romania

PAR ASSOCIAZIONE SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICA CLAUDIO &BARBARA TANGO Siracusa Italy

PAR MOUVEMENTS DANSES PARIS FrancePAR VEREIN DER ACADEMIA NACIONAL DEL TANGO salzburg Austria

Coordinator:

572859-EPP-1-2016-1-RO-SPO-SCP

Tango for all

TA

ASOCIATIA PENTRU CULTURASI TANGO

Gheorghe Tăttărescu nr.6, Bl. P2,Sc.A, Ap.17, Sector 3

RO 030414 Bucharest

http://www.tangoact.ro




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Tango for all

“Tango for all” project has been created out of the passion for tango of 12 tango teachers from 5 countries thatwant to make out of tango a national and international sport/dance and promote better its benefits. Our project will last 12 months and will involve 6 NGOs from 5 European countries.The problem identified by the members of our consortium si that: Tango is a niche dance, that doesn’t have thesame privileges as other sports and doesn’t reach all the segments of population. The “Tango for all” project will be a first in Europe, as it will put together different countries, with differentmodels of business in tango, that will all learn from each other and that will together put the bases of aninternational organization, in the form of an international federation. In this way we will develop standards ofgood governance in this niche dance: tango. The specific objectives of the project are: Increase the participation in tango courses in the partner countries;the development of a case study on tango teachers, tango dancers and public opinion; the development ofskills and competences of 12 members of the consortium and about 30 tango teachers from Romania in theGood governance in tango. The main activity of the project will be the “Tango for all” Event in Bucharest that will last for 7 days and willhave the following program: an opening ceremony, an international seminar: Tango for all Teacher's SeminarDay in Bucharest, an Open Tango Doors Day, an Outdoor Tango Event, the Tango for All Seminar that will putthe basis of an European/International Federation of Argentine Tango, and a closing ceremony.The project will involve 12 tango teachers from the participant countries, about 300 people at the opening andclosing conferences, between 1000-3000 participants to the Tango for all Event. The main products of our project will be: 1 Good practices in tango booklet, 1 draft for the status of the TangoFederation, 1 research.

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Slovakia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


467,676.15 374,140.92 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON SQUAT, OZ BRATISLAVA SlovakiaPAR DEUTSCHER OLYMPISCHER SPORTBUND (DOSB) FRANKFURT Germany

PAR FC UNITED LIMITED MANCHESTER UnitedKingdom

PAR FC ZBROJOVKA BRNO, ZS Brno CzechRepublic

PAR FONDS WIENER INSTITUT FUR INTERNATIONALENDIALOG UND ZUSAMMENARBEIT WIEN Austria

PAR UNIA LIGOVYCH KLUBOV Bratislava Slovakia

Coordinator:

579660-EPP-1-2016-2-SK-SPO-SCP

Futbalmania

FTBLMN

SQUAT, OZ

KAPICOVA 6

SK 851 01 BRATISLAVA




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FutbalmaniaFutbalmania is innovative project based on transformation of local Slovak project to nationwide project withforeign partnerships. Based on success of local project, “best practices” from across Europe and variouseducational activities we will create long-term project whose impact exceeds its duration. The ultimate objectiveof the project is sustainable, independent and long-term implementation of activities that have beensuccessfully tested locally and approved by experienced foreign partners. Despite success of Mlady slovanista(local project on which Futbalmania is based) many of problems persisted. We have realized that the necessarychange can be achieved only by nationwide project. The ultimate objective of Futbalmania project is not tocreate nationwide project for 30 months. Our ultimate objective is to educate, show the best practices and teachfootball clubs that working with communities, fighting against violence, racism or hooliganism, working withchildren, schools or foreign partners is right, meaningful and beneficial for everyone. Design of the project iscomposed from various activities - creating real activities (community and stadiu), educational activities(conferences, seminars, internships for university students), building foreign internships and exchange of know-how. There are two primary target groups of the project – local club communities (with an emphasis on youth)and football clubs. Our project is “recipe” for disseminating ideas of fairplay, tolerance, equality and communitywork. Mostly through educational and community activities directly in local clubs and communities. We willspread these ideas that will improve the most problematic parts in sport in Slovakia. Every major improvementof this type is starting with working mostly with children, adolescents and families. This is the essential andprimary group that is necessary to start work with.

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Slovakia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


60,000.00 45,000.00 75.00 %

ParticipantsCON SQUAT, OZ Bratislava Slovakia

Coordinator:

572815-EPP-1-2016-1-SK-SPO-SNCESE

Športujúce mesto

ŠM

SQUAT, OZ

Kapicova 6

SK 85101 Bratislava

www.sportujucemesto.sk




262

Športujúce mestoŠportujúce mesto is unique open-air event providing wide range of sport activities. The main objectives ofŠportujúce mesto are to promote exercise, sport for all and healthy lifestyle at all levels. The event is aimed atthe general public with all sub-groups such as seniors, handicapped, all genders, all ages or level ofexperiences and skills with sport. After successful first year, feedback from participating organisations andclubs and also survey among other sport clubs and schools we decided to repeat the event also in year 2016.After meeting our objectives and also increasing recruitment for youth sport teams, students interested inschool sport clubs we want to continue in all activities from the first year and also add some others. Mostly tocreate platform to establish new contacts and changing contacts between European sport clubs for futuremultinational projects, activities or cooperation.

Primary objectives of Športujúce mesto:• promote leisure activities and sports activities• promote healthy lifestyle and “sport for all”

Secondary objectives of Športujúce mesto:• presentation of traditional and nontraditional sports• recruitment for sports clubs• creating leisure activities• creating network of twinclubs from twincities of Bratislava• transfer knowledge from abroad clubs to Slovak clubs• transfer know-how about Športujúce mesto event• creating platform for changing and establishing multinational contacts

Target groups of project: • general public from Bratislava region• children and adolescents from schools in Bratislava region• sports clubs and associations from Bratislava region• foreign sport clubs and public organisations

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Slovenia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


63,162.00 49,930.00 79.05 %

Participants

CONDESMAR, ZAVOD ZA IZOBRAZEVANJE, RAZVOJPODEZELJA IN MEDGENERACIJSKO SODELOVANJE,DRBETINCI

Vitomarci Slovenia

PAR FUNDACION INTRAS VALLADOLID SpainPAR INSTITUTO POLITECNICO DE SETUBAL SETUBAL Portugal

Coordinator:

579753-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

Training programme for improved health and quality of life of people with mentalhealth disorders

EUshape

DESMAR, ZAVOD ZAIZOBRAZEVANJE, RAZVOJPODEZELJA INMEDGENERACIJSKOSODELOVANJE, DRBETINCI

Drbetinci 14

SI 2255 Vitomarci

www.desmar.eu




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Training programme for improved health and quality of life of people with mentalhealth disordersMental health is a public health problem that the majority of European countries have recognized as a priorityarea in recent years. - Around two-thirds of people with a mental disorder have one or more comorbid healthconditions (Jones, Macias, Barreira et al. 2004; Dickerson, Brown, Daumit et al. 2006 cited by Knol, Pritchett &Dunkin, 2010). Mental disorders are responsible and simultaneously affected by various chronic diseases likecancer, cardiovascular disease and diabetes, raising the probability of disability and premature mortality. In thiscontext, literature mentions that people suffering from depression are more vulnerable to develop myocardialinfarction and diabetes, and in the other hand, myocardial infarction and diabetes increases the chance ofdepression. Therefore this project proposes a concept of physical activities and healthy diet for people withmental health disorders. This concept will be applicable throughout the EU. On one side it will educateprofessionals working with the target group and on the other side it motivates the target group to participate insports activities. This initiative also addresses the EU gender equality strategy and 7 of the 8 declared priorityareas of the EU Disability Strategy.

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Slovenia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


59,906.00 47,924.80 80.00 %

Participants

CON TREND-PRIMA, ZAVOD ZA RAZISKAVE INRAZVOJZNANJA, MARIBOR Maribor Slovenia



PAR E-SENIORS: INITIATION DES SENIORS AUX NTICASSOCIATION PARIS France

PAR ULUSLARARASI SUMUL DERNEGI Istanbul TurkeyPAR VALORIZA-TE COOPERATIVA CRL Évora Portugal

Coordinator:

579638-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

Never too Late to Get Fit!

Get Fit

TREND-PRIMA, ZAVOD ZARAZISKAVE INRAZVOJZNANJA, MARIBOR

Borova vas 1

SI 2000 Maribor




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Never too Late to Get Fit!The project idea is to increase the level of physical activity of people 50+ and promote popularization ofgrassroote sport and physical activity of all citizens offering them equal opportunities. In recent years hasincreased interest of older people for fitness and aerobics or other group exercises. Most of group exercises aredesign primarily for young people. Therefore older participants feels uncomfortable and unable to carry outthem. We will develop and pilot test special group of excercises WO&MEN FIT! for persons 50+, who havelimitations according to age and physical ability (illness, heath problems, disability etc.). Training programme ofgroup exercises will be client oriented respecting their individual needs and abilities. We will promote healthylifestyle at the same time. They will be design for indoor and outdoor excecution, two difficulty levels, whithout any sport accessories. The final users ofproject results will the 50+ users of the training WO&MEN FIT! and trainers, coaches, advisers and mentors insport organisations/associations/fitness clubs/aerobics clubs which will complete their programs with exercisesprogram WO&MEN FIT!, get new skills and competences on this topic. Instructions for excersises will beavailable on project web site - Guideline (written and on-line aplication) with pictures and video, and possiblityto upload aplication on mobil phone. For outdoor execution we would use already existing learning pathways orexercise trails in our environment in parks, forest, fileds etc. and mark them with additional informative boardsdescribing exercises for seniors. Our goal is to foster sinergy between local, regional, national and internartionalpolicies and sport organisations/associations, sport related organisations to promote sport and physical activityfor all EU citizens and to address sport-related challenges. Sport and healthy lifestyle means to improve well-being and stay healthy. This si the best recipe for iife.

267

Slovenia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


74,536.00 59,628.80 80.00 %

Participants

CON SPORTNA UNIJA SLOVENIJE - ZVEZA DRUSTEV ZASPORTNO REKREACIJO IN SPORTNO VZGOJO LJUBLJANA Slovenia

PAR BG BYDI AKTIVEN PLOVDIV BulgariaPAR INTERNATIONAL SPORT AND CULTURE ASSOCIATION KOBENHAVN DenmarkPAR SPORT MALTA COSPICUA Malta

Coordinator:

579969-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

MOVE Transfer

MT

SPORTNA UNIJA SLOVENIJE -ZVEZA DRUSTEV ZASPORTNO REKREACIJO INSPORTNO VZGOJO

VODNIKOVA CESTA 155

SI 1000 LJUBLJANA




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MOVE Transfer The applicant is the Sports Union of Slovenia, the main national umbrella organisation of local recreationalsport clubs. The partners are the BGBD, Bulgarian growing association active in promoting participation in sportand physical activity, the MT, the main national public sport body, and the International Sport and CultureAssociation, an international umbrella organisation of sport-for-all organizations.

Our project MOVE Transfer has two main foci: to foster organisational development and capacity building byexchanging a good practice at international level and to develop competences, skills, knowledge and attitudesin people engaged in physical activity (such as trainers, coaches, staff of associations,....). It is based on theexchange and upgrade of the "Healthy Clubs" model, a quality mark system for local clubs developed by theSUS, which will be tested in Bulgaria and Malta (the two EU countries with the lowest rate of participation insport and physical activity according to the Eurobarometer). We are aimed by promoting cross-sector andcross-border cooperation in the fields of sport and physical activity, in particular supporting networking amonglocal clubs located in different countries. The long-term goals of the partner is to integrate the learningoutcomes of the project in a unique model of “quality mark” , which could be implemented in the future also inother countries by other local clubs.

The project will be based on three main steps. 1. PREPARATION The SUS will introduce the “Healthy Clubs”model to the partners. 2. PILOT TEST The “receiving partners” will adapt the model to their local environment,present it to local stakeholders and monitor the local implementation of the model. 3. EVALUATION ANDFOLLOW UP The partners will discuss follow-up strategies, including identification of paths to engage partnerslocated in other EU countries. Appropriate dissemination activities will be implemented, in particular through theISCA's channels.

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Slovenia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


488,928.99 391,143.19 80.00 %

Participants

CON NAPREJ CENTER ZA OSEBE S PRIDOBLJENOMOZGANSKO POSKODBO MARIBOR Maribor Slovenia

PAR ASSOCIATION POUR LE DEVELOPMENT DES ECHANGESINTERNATIONAUX

Saint Florent surCher France

PAR BRAIN INJURY MATTERS (NI) Belfast UnitedKingdom

PAR CENTRO SPORTIVO ITALIANO ROMA Italy

PAR FEDERACAO PORTUGUESA DE DESPORTO PARAPESSOAS COM DEFICIENCIA Olival Basto Portugal

PAR HUMAN PROFESS KOZHASZNU NONPROFIT KORLATOLTFELELOSSEGU TARSASAG Rádóckölked Hungary

PAR KECIOREN MUNICIPALITY Ankara Turkey


Coordinator:

579710-EPP-1-2016-2-SI-SPO-SCP

European sports network for rehabilitation of persons with disabilities

ReSport

NAPREJ CENTER ZA OSEBE SPRIDOBLJENO MOZGANSKOPOSKODBO MARIBOR

Ulica heroja Jevtiča 9

SI 2000 Maribor

www.zavodnaprej.si




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European sports network for rehabilitation of persons with disabilitiesPersons with disabilities have lower levels of physical activity than their peers, consequently 38% of thepopulation is obese (53% more than people without disabilities). High costs for health services caused byoverweight (increased blood pressure, diabetes Type 2, Hypercholesterolemia, stroke, osteoarthritis, sleepapnea, etc.) are a huge problem for the European tax payers. Thus the network of competent and specializedEuropean partners will cooperate in the project “ReSport” to develop new rehabilitation sport activities(“ReSport Activities”), test psychophysical improvements of persons with disabilities and promote physicalactivity among them. Project implementation will raise awareness on the importance of physical activity andtransfer knowledge at the European level. If the implementation of the project lowers costs for health services atthe EU level by at least 2.1%, this means savings of 6 billion EUR per year. Project objectives: - develop a set of new “ReSport Activities” with innovative approaches to educational and sport strategies -include persons with disabilities in sport,- train 200 experts, coaches and volunteers for implementation of “ReSport Activities” all over Europe, - stimulate physical activity and social inclusion of persons with disabilities through 15 local and 3 internationalsport actions,- test psychophysical improvements of participants before and after 10 implementations of “ReSport Activities”,- improve health, self-esteem and the quality of life of persons with disabilities,- prepare European guidelines for implementation of “ReSport Activities”.

The sustainability of the project is ensured through:- establishment of a European “ReSport” network and e-learning platform for sharing good practices inrehabilitation and sport,- pan-European annual events - “EU EQUAL ReSport orientation day” for promoting physical activity amongpersons with disabilities and non-discrimination among young people.

271

Slovenia

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


55,334.48 44,056.43 79.62 %

ParticipantsCON SPORTNO DRUSTVO RIBA Ljubljana Slovenia

PAR 1000/0 AVENTURA - ASSOCIACAO DESPORTO ENATUREZA Évora Portugal

PAR ASOCIATIA BABILON TRAVEL Cluj-Napoca Romania

PAR MY SPORT SOCIETA SPORTIVA DILETTANTISTICACONSORTILE A RESPONSABILITA LIMITATA Genova Italy

Coordinator:

579727-EPP-1-2016-1-SI-SPO-SSCP

Swim to Live!

SwiLi

SPORTNO DRUSTVO RIBA

Kamniska ul. 48

SI 1000 Ljubljana

www.riba-drustvo.si




272

Swim to Live!Our project addresses the objective to promote social inclusion through encouraging people of all ages, allsocial groups, different body types, different abilities and disabilities, with current or lasting injuries to take up ormaintain swimming as one of their basic physical activities, as it is appropriate for everyone. Swim to live project has three key components: club leaders, swimming instructors and swimmers (inactivebefore the project). With use of technology and web portal we wil facilitate knowledge. Club leaders will gainnew knowledge, better organise their knowledge in the fields of marketing, promotion, leadership, professionalcompetence, event organisation. Swimming instructors will develop competencies, gain new knowledge,improve their teaching skills and motor learning knowledge, get in touch with basic themes of sport psychologyfor coaches, get new ideas for teaching different abled clients. Swimmers will be introduced into regularswimming practice with greater care for their needs, better teaching approach and our goal is to motivate themto stay in swimming as their recreational choice. We will offer them a non competitive event to join. In ourproject we plan to include and connect all groups of people - with disabilities and completely healthy, youngand old, masters swimmers with a lot of experience and beginners who may attend a swimming event for thefirst time.

273

Finland

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


394,939.00 315,951.20 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON SUOMEN MONIKULTTUURINEN LIIKUNTALIITTO RY Helsinki Finland



PAR CONSORZIO COMUNITA' SOLIDALE SOCIETA'COOPERATIVA CONSORTILE Padova Italy

PAR DRUSTVO ZA RAZVIJANJE PROSTOVOLJNEGA DELANOVO MESTO Novo mesto Slovenia


PARFUNDACIO PIA AUTONOMA INSTITUT PERE TARRES DEDUCACIO EN L ESPLAI - FUNDACION PEDRO TARRESDE EDUCACION EN EL TIEMPO

Barcelona Spain

Coordinator:

579831-EPP-1-2016-2-FI-SPO-SCP

P.L.A.Y! – Peer education, Leadership, Action, Youth - promoting grassroots sportfor educational success and social inclusion

P.L.A.Y

SUOMENMONIKULTTUURINENLIIKUNTALIITTO RY

VALO-talo, Radiokatu 20, 3.krs

FI 00240 Helsinki

www.fimu.org




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P.L.A.Y! – Peer education, Leadership, Action, Youth - promoting grassroots sportfor educational success and social inclusionThe project wants to tackle a relevant European problem: youth school dropout and social disadvantage. Asstated in the 2007 White Paper, sport plays an important role in formal and non-formal education, andvolunteering particularly in grassroots sport provides many opportunities for non-formal education and socialengagement that need to be valorized and enhanced. 2015 Council conclusions on early school leaving state“an urgent need for inclusive and coordinated responses from both educational and non-educationalstakeholders”. Grassroots sport is a relevant stakeholder: improving volunteers skills could considerablycontribute to enrich young athletes personal and social growth, as well as reducing school dropout.The project is thus focused on an innovative aspect: while the link between grassroots sport and social skills isoften explored, synergies with the educational dimension and transferability of competences gained throughvolunteering in sport into formal education is rarely evaluated at European level. Partner organizations want toboost practices of local grassroots sport on education to promote an European impact.PLAY project objective is enhancing positive synergies between volunteering, grassroots sport and education topromote quality educational volunteering to support youngsters at risk of school dropout.The project plans 3 main steps: a first phase of analysis and mapping, a pilot action where partners will developconcrete actions (e-learning through an European platform, educational and mentoring volunteering support ingrassroots sport organizations, group activities with parents and trainers), evaluation and assessment of mainimpact and outputs (handbook, online platform, video) that will be hugely spread through a relevantdissemination.Activities will be developed by 6 partner organizations in 36 months (Jan 2017-Dec 2019) in several Europeancountries (Italy, Finland, Spain, Slovenia, England and Fare Network members countries).

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Finland

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


398,229.80 318,583.24 80.00 %

ParticipantsCON KAAKKOIS-SUOMEN AMMATTIKORKEAKOULU OY Mikkeli FinlandPAR ERHVERVSAKADEMIET LILLEBAELT Odense C DenmarkPAR ETELA-SAVON LIIKUNTA RY Mikkeli Finland

PAR HARIDUS-JA TEADUS MINISTEERIUM LAANE-VIRUMAA Estonia

PAR KAUNO KOLEGIJA KAUNAS LithuaniaPAR LATVIJAS LAUKU FORUMS BIEDRIBA Cēsis Latvia

Coordinator:

579678-EPP-1-2016-2-FI-SPO-SCP

Villages on Move Baltic

VOMB

KAAKKOIS-SUOMENAMMATTIKORKEAKOULU OY

Patteristonkatu 3D

FI 50101 Mikkeli

www.mamk.fi




276

Villages on Move Baltic Villages on Move Baltic project is focused on one of the main objectives of EU sport policy: promote awarenessand activity in HEPA, health-enhancing physical activity. We also support voluntary activities in sport, togetherwith social inclusion and equal opportunities of rural citizen for sports for all.IN RURAL AREAS of the Baltic Sea countries access to services of Health enhancing physical activity (HEPA)and sports is not at same level as in more urban surroundings. There is lack of suitable facilities and instructors.The social environment is also quite different. There are no solid teams to exercise, rather heterogeneousgroups trying to have physical activity of some kind. Thus the traditional models of services are not suitable.Villages on Move Baltic –project involves actors in several functional levels to join cross-sectorial co-operationthat results into 1. MORE HEALTH ENHANCING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND JOY OF SPORTS FOR RURAL CITIZEN Supporting rural citizen to execute new ideas of having HEPA in their everyday life, and most times with afriend, member of the family etc. 2. MODEL OF CULTURE OF EXPERIMENTATION IN RURAL AREAS Project actors monitor and analyze reports, forming then the background for a model, which inspires actors inEU-level to promote HEPA with tools of culture of experimentation -meaning learning, participation, creation ofpublic debate and challenging existing structures.

Idea competition and village events create motivating HEPA ideas that offer joy of sport in rural areas incitizens’, also refugees’ everyday life. Ideas are applied in already existing facilities and circumstances of ruralvillages. Project outcomes 1) Digital IDEA MAP 2) GUIDE BOOK -advising how to use culture of experimentation 3) Digital IDEA BANK -helping to begin new experiments to promote HEPA 4) Videos and articles

The project consortium: sport and rural development NGOs and educational institutions from 5 EU-countriesFIN, EST, LV, LT, DK.

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Sweden

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


556,311.00 397,874.47 71.52 %

Participants

CON SVENSKA PARASPORTFORBUNDET OCH SVERIGESPARALYMPISKA KOMMITTE Stockholm Sweden

PAR DANSK HANDICAP IDRAETS FORBUND Broendby Denmark

PAR EUROPEAN OBSERVATOIRE OF SPORT ANDEMPLOYMENT ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONALE LYON France

PAR EUROPEAN PARALYMPIC COMMITTEE VEREIN WIEN AustriaPAR HELSINGIN KRISTILLISEN OPISTON SAATIO SR Helsinki FinlandPAR IPROTTASAMBAND FATLAORA Reykjavík IcelandPAR MITTUNIVERSITETET SUNDSVALL Sweden

PAR NORGES IDRETTSFORBUND OG OLYMPISKEOGPARALYMPISKE KOMITE Oslo Norway

PAR NORGES SKIFORBUND Oslo NorwayPAR OSTERSUNDS KOMMUN Östersund SwedenPAR SUOMEN PARALYMPIAKOMITEA RY Helsinki FinlandPAR SUOMEN VAMMAISURHEILU JA -LIIKUNTA VAU RY HELSINKI FinlandPAR SVERIGES RIKSIDROTTSFORBUND STOCKHOLM Sweden

Coordinator:

579826-EPP-1-2016-2-SE-SPO-SCP

ALL»IN: DEVELOPING PATHWAYS OF LIFELONG PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FORPEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY IN EUROPE

ALL»IN

SVENSKAPARASPORTFORBUNDET OCHSVERIGES PARALYMPISKAKOMMITTE

Fiskartorpsvägen 15A

SE 11473 Stockholm

www.handikappidrott.se




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ALL»IN: DEVELOPING PATHWAYS OF LIFELONG PHYSICAL ACTIVITY FORPEOPLE WITH A DISABILITY IN EUROPEThe importance of sport for activating and maintaining HEPA for people with a disability is undisputed. Sport isacknowledged as a tool to stay healthy and to promote values; and it has great potential to promote socialinclusion. However, the majority of Europeans with a disability do not have equal opportunities, becausepathways to lifelong physical activity are often non-existent or discontinued. Getting to know a sport, findingaccessible opportunities to practice it in the neighbourhood or competing at beginners or intermediate levels ismostly extremely difficult, because the sector often lacks a critical mass of participants and resources. Thiscalls for a holistic approach at a trans-national level; with a clear strategic view and practice-based problem-solving. The ALL»IN PROJECT takes on these needs and establishes a cross-sectoral cooperation model at aEuropean sub-regional level that develops, exploits and implements good practices for integrated pathways oflifelong physical activity for people with a disability. With it, the project addresses both solutions for currentweakness in superordinated governance in disability sports and develops practice-based creative solutions forindividual, but highly connected challenges. For it, a cross-sectoral team of local to national stakeholders fromthe entire Nordic sub-region, enriched by experts and European organisations, collaborates through fiveKnowledge Hubs in the areas of: Awareness-Raising; Recruiting & Inclusion; Participation Opportunities;Human Resources Training; and Governance. All outcomes are processed into transferable learning elementsto be exploited by single organisations or other sub- and macro-regions in Europe. The vision is that theALL»IN PROJECT will help disability sport stakeholders to establish cross-sectoral pathways at a trans-nationallevel and that these create sustainable higher day-to-day participation in sports and lifelong physical activity forpeople with a disability.

279

Sweden

Reference:

Project Title:

Project Acronym:


346,447.00 277,157.60 80.00 %

Participants

CON EUROPEAN NON-GOVERNMENTAL SPORTSORGANISATION Algés Portugal

PAR BULGARIAN UNION FOR PHYSICAL CULTURE ANDSPORT Sofia Bulgaria

PAR CARITAS-AKADEMIE DER DIOZESE GRAZ-SECKAU Graz Austria

PAR COUNCIL OF EUROPE - CONSEIL DE L'EUROPE STRASBOURGCEDEX France

PAR DEUTSCHER OLYMPISCHER SPORTBUND (DOSB) FRANKFURT Germany


PAR HELLENIC MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND SPORTS ATHENS Greece


PAR MINOR-NDAKO & JUNA VZW Anderlecht BelgiumPAR OLYMPIC COMMITTEE OF SERBIA Belgrade SerbiaPAR SPORT VLAANDEREN BRUSSEL BelgiumPAR SUOMEN OLYMPIAKOMITEA RY Helsinki FinlandPAR SVERIGES RIKSIDROTTSFORBUND STOCKHOLM SwedenPAR UNIO DE FEDERACIONS ESPORTIVES DE CATALUNYA Barcelona Spain

Coordinator:

579767-EPP-1-2016-2-SE-SPO-SCP

Activity, Sport and Play for the Inclusion of Refugees in Europe

ASPIRE

EUROPEAN NON-GOVERNMENTAL SPORTSORGANISATION

Rua Eduardo Augusto Pedroso 11 A

SE 1495-047 Algés




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Activity, Sport and Play for the Inclusion of Refugees in Europe In the light of the well-known migrant and refugee crisis, in the course of which more than a million migrantsand refugees crossed into Europe only in 2015, ASPIRE serves as a pioneer in long-term perspective, offeringa solution for inclusion during and after the settlement of refugees, when it comes to facilitate the access ofrefugees to social services.ASPIRE has the main aim to offer suitable participation opportunities for refugees in and through sport, physicalactivity and play. This aim will be achieved by the development and implementation of a training module that isbased on underpinning evidence and which enhances the skills and competences of facilitators in sportorganisations how to adapt existing coaching activities to the specific context of refugees and migrants. Thetraining module, developed by experts in the field, such as ICSSPE, Caritas Styria, ENGSO, German OlympicSports Confederation and Swedish Sports Confederation promotes psychosocial support of refugees andintercultural dialogue between refugees and host communities, and takes shape in the form of a handbook withaccompanying video clips. It also compiles innovative cross-sectorial approaches for sports organisations tomake sport more accessible and meet today’s expectations towards them with regard to health-enhancement,social inclusion, employment, etc. Implementation occurs through the organisation of training sessions for sport organisations, which are awardedwith a refugee-friendly quality symbol when finish the training, in 9 European countries with a wide geographicalcoverage. The project also provides guidance how to organise training sessions in the form of a brochure.Continuous awareness-raising and dissemination activities are integral part of the project, for which projectpartners’ networks are used, especially that of the Council of Europe and ENGSO to create a strong link withthe grassroots level.

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Sweden

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496,241.28 348,654.53 70.26 %

ParticipantsCON FORENINGEN IDROTT FOR HANDIKAPPADE Malmö Sweden

Coordinator:

579797-EPP-1-2016-2-SE-SPO-SNCESE

Get involved - Equality Secured and Sustainable Sport Events

ESSSE

FORENINGEN IDROTT FORHANDIKAPPADE

Pildammsvägen 26

SE 21466 Malmö

www.fifh.com




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Get involved - Equality Secured and Sustainable Sport EventsSeveral studies have shown that people with disabilities have a limited access to sport and health-enhancingphysical activities. Studies also showed that another target group - women, are underrepresented in roles suchas sports coaches, board members and other leading positions in sport. There is a need for strategic activitiesin order to use sport as a means to promote social inclusion for underprivileged target groups. The ESSSE isan intervention which aim to combine these two issues by developing sport events for people with disabilitieswhere the target groups get involved and take up leading positions in the organizing of events.

Project ESSSE includes international sport events in Sweden and national events all over Europe to educateand support participants of the mentioned target groups to be active and take up leading parts. ESSSE willinclude participants from 12 Programme Countries in Europe in order to give increased capacity to co-operateon a European level.

The aims of the project are to support the objectives of European policies in the field of sport, increase thevisibility and awareness of events aimed at promoting social inclusion for women and people with disabilitiesand to increase the access to sport for the target group.

Furthermore, the project aims to increase European co-operation regarding those aspects in the EuropeanDisability Strategy 2010-2020 that concerns EU2020 and subjects regarding sport, social inclusion anddisability. The project puts a focus on national differences in Europe regarding the rights for and inclusion ofdisabled persons and the aim is to identify successful “best practices” in certain countries that can bedisseminated to other countries, especially in eastern Europe, as a tool to affect regional, national andEuropean decision makers.

With a strategic plan for dissemination and exploitation of results, the aim is to create sustainable results andadded value at a European level.

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Turkey

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51,595.00 40,795.00 79.07 %

ParticipantsCON CANAKKALE ONSEKIZ MART UNIVERSITESI CANAKKALE TurkeyPAR KATHOLIEKE HOGESCHOOL VIVES ZUID KORTRIJK Belgium

PAR RIGAS PEDAGOGIJAS UN IZGLITIBAS VADIBASAKADEMIJA RIGA Latvia

PAR TURN U SPORTVEREIN FALKENSEE EV Falkensee GermanyPAR UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI ROMA TRE ROMA Italy

Coordinator:

579745-EPP-1-2016-1-TR-SPO-SSCP

Strong kids

strongk

CANAKKALE ONSEKIZ MARTUNIVERSITESI

TERZIOGLU KAMPUSUREKTORLUK

TR 17020 CANAKKALE




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Strong kidsTurkey has the highest population of children under 6, approximately 7.5 million. The 2014 Early ChildhoodEducation and Care report underlined how the importance of and need for high quality early childhoodeducation and care (ECEC) have been strongly emphasised in various European Union policy documents.Early childhood is seen as the stage at which education can most effectively influence children’s development.The movement behaviour influences not only the emotional-psychical and social perception progress,also themental development during infancy takes mainly place via movement- and perception learning. In most of theschools children of 2-6 years of age have not always the opportunity to move, join adequate sport lessons or goto playground. During the school day they do not have experience of moving or being in a natural environment.Analysing the situation for children from 3-6 and 6-8 years in Canakkale it can be stated that there is a highdemand for sport and movement programmes in the sense of ‘sport for all’. Aiming this situation five Europeanpartner institutions from Germany, Belgium, Latvia, Italy and Turkey created the Project ‘strong kids’ to developa program for early childhood movement education. Our main goals are to develop, identify, promote andexchange best practices in the field of early childhood sports and movement education. In the framework of theproject we would like to create a platform/network to prepare and develop educational (sports and movement)modules and tools together. Those tools can be used as material to increase the skills of multipliers liketeachers, trainers and students especially in Turkey. With this project we want to raise the awareness of thevalue of sport and early childhood movement experiences. At the same time we focus on social inclusion ofkids and aim to create a program to provide equal opportunities for them and an access to early childhoodmovement education in the sense of ‘sport for all’.

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United Kingdom

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487,529.75 390,022.77 80.00 %

Participants

CON UNIVERSITY OF HULL HULL UnitedKingdom

PAR AGENCE FRANCAISE DE LUTTE CONTRE LE DOPAGE Paris France

PAR AGENCIA ESPANOLA DE PROTECCION DE LA SALUD ENEL DEPORTE Madrid Spain

PAR ANTI DOPING DANMARK Broendby Denmark

PARASTIKI MI KERDOSKOPIKI ETAIRIA ATHLITIKISDIAFANEIAS KAI PROSTASIAS TIS AKERAIOTITAS TOUELLINIKOU ATHLITISMOU

ATHINA ATTIKI Greece




PAR NATIONALE ANTI DOPING AGENTUR AUSTRIA GMBH WIEN Austria

Coordinator:

579605-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

Anti-Doping Values in Coach Education (ADVICE)

ADVICE

UNIVERSITY OF HULL

COTTINGHAM ROAD

UK HU6 7RX HULL




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Anti-Doping Values in Coach Education (ADVICE)The use of performance enhancing drugs represents a threat to European sport, because doping underminesthe key principles of open and fair competition. Doping also poses a significant threat to the physical andmental health of athletes. Although once thought of as being the preserve of elite athletes, a recent reportcontaining students from 36 European countries revealed that doping also occurs within grassroots sports.

The overreaching aim of this project is to reduce doping in grassroots sport across European member states.This will be achieved by developing an evidence-based mobile application for coaches. The project focuses oncoaches who coach athletes aged between 14 and 21 years, because attitudes towards performanceenhancing drugs are formed during this period. Coaches have been targeted, because recent researchsuggests that they possess very little knowledge of doping, but can strongly influence whether or not an athletewill dope. The purpose of the mobile application is to enhance coaches’ knowledge of doping and eliminatefavorable attitudes towards doping. Another purpose of the mobile application is to provide coaches withstrategies to reduce positive doping attitudes, reduce doping susceptibility, and reduce current and futureintentions to dope among young athletes.

The consortium contains experienced and recognized organizations, including four National Anti-DopingOrganizations: University of Hull, International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education, KEA Fair PlayCode Hellas, The Association for International Sport for All, Agence Francaise de Lutte Contre Le Dopage,Nationale Anti-Doping Agentur GMBH, Agencia Española de Protección de la Salud en el Deporte, and Anti-Doping Danmark. This constellation ensures the development of a high quality anti-doping mobile applicationfor coaches, which will be available in six languages. It will be disseminated regionally in Europe andinternationally after the project has ended.

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United Kingdom

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484,561.34 384,561.34 79.36 %

Participants

CON STREETGAMES UK Manchester UnitedKingdom


PAR FUNDACJA V4 SPORT WARSZAWA PolandPAR INTERNATIONAL SPORT AND CULTURE ASSOCIATION KOBENHAVN DenmarkPAR UNIONE ITALIANA SPORT PER TUTTI ROMA ItalyPAR WOMEN WIN AMSTERDAM Netherlands

Coordinator:

579720-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

European Us Girls Project

EUGP

STREETGAMES UK

Barton Hall Estate, Hardy Street

UK M30 7NB Manchester

www.streetgames.org




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European Us Girls ProjectThis 24 month project is called European Us Girls, and is a large collaboration between six high qualityorganisations that operate in the grassroots sport and physical activity sector.

The aim of the project is: ‘To increase participation in, and equality of access to, grassroots sport and physicalactivities, by young women with fewer opportunities aged 13-30 years, through capacity building organisations’to develop female volunteer peer educators’.

This project is highly innovative. A comprehensive needs assessment shows that there is nothing similar inEurope at the moment. The project will achieve results addressing a number of important EU policy agendas: • Increasing female participation in grassroots sport and physical activities, in particular young women withfewer opportunities aged 13-30 years (sport; gender equality, inclusion; equal access)• Increasing female volunteering in sport, in particular non-formal peer education, (sport; gender equality;volunteering, inclusion, equal access)

European Us Girls will create new training and learning resources adaptable for different national settings thatcan be rolled out Europe-wide. In particular, a new international course to train young women to be peereducators in grassroots sport.

The project will be led by StreetGames, the sector leader in the UK increasing young people’s participation ingrassroots sport in areas of high social and economic exclusion. Three pan-European organisations will addsignificant value: ISCA based in Denmark, Women Win based in The Netherlands, and EOSE based in France.Significant expertise will also be added by V4Sport in Poland, and UISP in Italy.

The project will create a large and dynamic new European network for grassroots sport. The six partners bringtheir own extensive networks to this project, which will interact on the new networking platform to form a‘network of networks’. The dissemination strategy will attract a large number of other stakeholders.

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United Kingdom

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489,289.01 391,431.01 80.00 %

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CON WOMEN IN SPORT Oxford UnitedKingdom

PAR EYROPAIKO INSTITOYTO TOPIKHS ANAPTYKSHS THESSALONIKI Greece


PAR INSAMLINGSSTIFTELSEN GIRLS IN SPORT Umeå SwedenPAR UNIVERSITATEA DE VEST DIN TIMISOARA TIMISOARA Romania

Coordinator:

579877-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP

Women and Girls in Sports News and Media

NeWMAGS

WOMEN IN SPORT

Nelhurst Cottage, Copson Lane,Stadhampton

UK OX44 7TZ Oxford

www.womeninsport.org




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Women and Girls in Sports News and MediaThe Women and Girls in Sports News and Media (NeWMAGS) project is the first of its kind to take a Europe-wide approach to tackling gender stereotyping in the media coverage of sport, by delivering actions to increasethe quality and quantity of media coverage of women's sport at a national and EU level. In doing so, itaddresses the Erasmus+ Sport objective of promoting and encouraging equal opportunities in sport, inparticular in relation to gender equality, and will promote the implementation of recommendations set out in the'Gender Equality in Sport' EU Group of Expert's "Proposal for Strategic Actions 2014-2020".

In the EU, men exercise, play sport or engage in other physical activity more than women. The lack of visibilityof women's sport and female sporting role models in the media, and the negative gender stereotypes that existin sport, are recognised as contributing factors. The NeWMAGS project will address this issue by drawing onlearnings and an approach from a partner that has carried out significant work in this area in the UK, andintends to replicate and adapt this approach through collaboration with project partners from across Europe.

The project will involve the exploration, in a number of different national contexts, of not just the amount ofmedia coverage that is afforded to men's and women's sport, but also the quality and content of media project.The findings will be used to deliver outputs, including a toolkit, national info-sessions and a conference, toprovide concrete, workable solutions which, through their implementation, will encourage better practice andemphasise the need for governments, media, sport and the commercial sector to work together to drivechange.

As a result of the project, participating organisations in the partner countries and across the EU will havegreater knowledge and capacity to make changes to their policy, practice, processes and training to encouragegender equality in sports media coverage.

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United Kingdom

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74,999.80 59,999.80 80.00 %

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CON SWANSEA UNIVERSITY SWANSEA UnitedKingdom

PAR CARDIFF METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY Cardiff UnitedKingdom

PAR INTERNATIONAAL CENTRUM ETHIEK IN DESPORT VZW Sint-Amandsberg Belgium

PAR LOUGHBOROUGH UNIVERSITY LOUGHBOROUGH

UnitedKingdom

PAR NORGES IDRETTSHOGSKOLE OSLO Norway

PAR Sports Council for Northern ireland Belfast UnitedKingdom

PAR STICHTING CHRISTELIJKE HOGESCHOOL WINDESHEIM Zwolle NetherlandsPAR SYDDANSK UNIVERSITET ODENSE M Denmark

PAR THE NATIONAL COACHING FOUNDATION LEEDS WESTYORKSHIRE

UnitedKingdom

PAR THE SPORTS COUNCIL FOR WALES Cardiff UnitedKingdom

Coordinator:

579595-EPP-1-2016-1-UK-SPO-SSCP

Parenting to promote and protect the health of young athletes

PARENT

SWANSEA UNIVERSITY

SINGLETON PARK

UK SA2 8PP SWANSEA

www.swan.ac.uk




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Parenting to promote and protect the health of young athletesYoung athletes’ opportunities to participate in sport, and subsequently gain the range of physical, psychological,and social benefits associated with participating, is largely dependent upon the support they receive from theirparents. Unfortunately, although the importance of parents in sport is well known, support, and education forparents remains scarce. If parents provide children with incorrect information, inappropriate support, orinsufficient guidance it can have extremely detrimental effects on their physical and psychological health. Forexample, inappropriate parental support has been associated with reduced levels of self-esteem, increasedlevels of anxiety and stress, as well as excessive physical training and injury. Thus, ensuring parents are welleducated and informed about how best to support and guide their children in sport is critical to minimizingphysical and psychology health risks.

Recognising the need to better educate and support parents of young athletes, this project seeks to uniteacademics, organisations, and practitioners from across Europe who work in the field of youth sport, and haveparticular expertise in working with, supporting, or educating the parents of young athletes. By uniting theseexperts, this project will provide a platform from which we can share knowledge, identify best practice, andsubsequently improve parent education to increase the positive influence of parents in sport and minimisehealth risks to athletes.

The project will proceed in three stages: First, collaborative partners will meet to discuss issues regardingparental involvement in sport and key areas in which parents require further or better education. Next, partnerswill identify and document best practice regarding the education and support of parents in sport. Finally,production of educational materials for parents, coaches, and organisations to enhance parental involvementand reduce health risks.

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United Kingdom

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74,639.00 59,711.00 80.00 %

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CON UNIVERSITY OF GLOUCESTERSHIRE LBG CHELTENHAM UnitedKingdom

PAR UNIVERSIDAD MIGUEL HERNANDEZ DE ELCHE ELCHE Spain

PAR UNIVERZITA PALACKEHO V OLOMOUCI OLOMOUC CzechRepublic

Coordinator:

579719-EPP-1-2016-1-UK-SPO-SSCP

Reducing Injury in Sport with Kids: youth injury prevention programme for grass-root coaches

RISK

UNIVERSITY OFGLOUCESTERSHIRE LBG

THE PARK

UK GL50 2RH CHELTENHAM

www.glos.ac.uk




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Reducing Injury in Sport with Kids: youth injury prevention programme for grass-root coaches RISK grass-root coach education programme encompasses, and is directly related to, the EU Youth Strategywhich aims to support the health and well-being of young people. There are serious short and long-term health-related consequences of sustaining a sport injury in childhood, however, injury prevention programmes havebeen shown to reduce injury incidence in youth participants. Such programmes are usually coach-led andrequire coaches to have the knowledge and expertise to effectively deliver them. Currently grass-root coachesacross the EU do not have access to appropriate CPD events and materials. Promoting good practice for playerhealth and well-being is best achieved by up-skilling grass-root coaches to deliver injury preventionprogrammes. RISK will develop and deliver a pilot coach-education workshop, with associated materials, in theUK, Spain and the Czech Republic, to up-skill coaches to effectively adopt, adhere and comply with injuryprevention programmes. An evaluation of the effectiveness of the workshop and materials will help adapt andrefine the final materials. These will be made accessible to a range of sporting organisations to help coacheducators deliver the workshop and grass-root coaches enhance their knowledge to confidently implementinjury prevention strategies with youth performers. The desired impact at both a national and European level isan increased awareness of injury prevention programmes for youth sport performers and adoption/use of theworkshop and website materials by coach educators and by grass-root coaches themselves. This will contributeto improvements in knowledge and understanding of injury prevention amongst grass-root coaches and providethem with the skills to implement and adhere to such programmes in their work. Adoption of these programmeswill increase the welfare and well-being of youth sport performers by reducing injury risk and injury incidenceand the associated short and long-term health consequences.

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United Kingdom

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185,885.00 148,500.00 79.89 %

Participants

CON THE SPORTS COUNCIL FOR NORTHERN IRELAND Belfast UnitedKingdom

PAR INSTITUT NACIONAL D'EDUCACIO FISICADE CATALUNYA BARCELONA SpainPAR NATSIONALNA SPORTNA AKADEMIYA VASSIL LEVSKI Sofia BulgariaPAR SUOMEN LATU RY Helsinki FinlandPAR SURF CLUBE DE VIANA Viana do Castelo Portugal

PAR WATERWAYS IRELAND Enniskillen UnitedKingdom

Coordinator:

572813-EPP-1-2016-1-UK-SPO-SCP

Watersports Enhanced Together

WET

THE SPORTS COUNCIL FORNORTHERN IRELAND

House of Sport, Upper Malone Road

UK BT9 5LA Belfast

www.sportni.net




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Watersports Enhanced TogetherThis project aims to increase participation in Health Enhancing Physical Activity for All through the medium ofWatersports in the lead up to and during the European Week of Sport.

1. Work collaboratively to promote opportunities for increased participation in Watersports across the 6countries in partnership with the National Governing Bodies and clubs. a. The project will provide a minimum of 2500 participant opportunities in a range of 11 activities in the lead upto EWOSb. it is focused on those who do not traditionally participate in sport

2. Showcase the value of Watersports during the European Week of Sport through a minimum of 8 major“SPLASH” flotilla type events in major waterways close to towns with over 1750 participants and a strong mediaengagement

3. Promote exchange and learning opportunities on the development of Watersports for the partners and forkey coaches and leaders in each partner country during EWOS.

4. Create an on-line toolkit that highlights best practice when developing Watersports by undertaking surveysand eliciting feedback from the participants and coaches involved in the project. a. Disseminate this widely across Europe to support similar interventions in other member states to encouragegreater participation in Watersports

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United Kingdom

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352,128.00 281,702.40 80.00 %

Participants

CON COLLEGES WALES - COLEGAU CYMRU LIMITED CARDIFF UnitedKingdom

PAR ASOCIACIA ZA RAZVITIE NA BULGARSKIA SPORT SOFIA Bulgaria

PAR DEKUT DEBRECENI KUTATASFEJLESZTESINONPROFITKORLATOLT FELELOSSEGU TARSASAG DEBRECEN Hungary

PAR ISTITUTO EUROPEO PER LO SVILUPPO SOCIOECONOMICO ASSOCIAZIONE Alessandria Italy

PAR KLUB KOSZYKOWKI WILKI MORSKIE Szczecin PolandPAR MUNICIPIO DE MIRANDELA MIRANDELA PortugalPAR SPORTNO DRUSTVO MEDIA SPORT Ljubljana Slovenia

Coordinator:

579718-EPP-1-2016-2-UK-SPO-SCP


YSDA16

COLLEGES WALES -COLEGAU CYMRU LIMITED

UNIT 7 CAE GWYRDD,GREENMEADOW SPRINGS,TONGWYNLAI

UK CF15 7AB CARDIFF




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Youth Sport Development Ambassadors Project 2016This 2 year project will focus on peer led voluntary action in sport to promote social inclusion in sport for youngpeople aged between 16 and 24. The focus will be on working with groups of young people from ethnic minorityand migrant populations.

At an EU level the need to develop sport for social inclusion and migrant populations is seen as a priority. The challenge facing young people from Ethnic Minority and migrant populations is that in addition to moregeneral social barriers they can also face further barriers to participating in recreational sport. There have beennumerous studies and projects at an EU level highlighting inequality issues in governance of sport and alsohigh profile campaigns in football, in particular tackling racism. The issue of participation is sometime lessobviously addressed but is clearly an emerging issue for these communities as highlighted by the EuropeanUnion Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA).

The objective of this Youth Sport Development Ambassadors (YSDA) project in relation to voluntary action is toidentify they ability of young people to develop activity among disengaged social groups. The project will look atsustainable delivery models using young people as ambassadors in creating and delivering new activity for theirpeer groups. Young people from each of the participating countries will be recruited and trained as Youth SportDevelopment Ambassadors (YSDAs) who will create and deliver new physical activities for their peer groups intheir own countries.

The YSDAs will share best practice at an EU level for the first time in this field by observing and supportingeach other in the planning and delivery of these activities in the other participating countries. YSDA Mentorswill also be recruited to support the development work of the YSDAs and to provide guidance and advice.

The legacy of this project will be the development of a mobile application YSDA APP with supporting website.

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