Projects

By combining business experience, a scientific workshop and a passion for sport, we believe that we are able to increase the positive impact of sports organisations on society.

All the projects we carry out allow us to share knowledge and promote the topic of good governance.

Aim of the project

The project is a direct continuation of ACTION, completed in 2023 with the creation of the Converged Code of Good Governance. ACTION+ aims to integrate national agencies and ministries in efforts to implement reforms and disseminate good governance principles.

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The main assumptions of the project include:

Ensure equal access to knowledge and good governance practices,

Developing a workshop scenario to allow for follow-up activities after the pilot project,

International integration for the implementation of good governance.

Partners

Aim of the project

To educate and influence the accountability of sports clubs in Poland by regularly analysing accountability in professional sports leagues and publishing reports. The project has now been running for 7 years.

The main assumptions of the project include:

Collection of information on club social responsibility from professional clubs on the basis of a standardised tool that is still being developed and with the support of the organisations managing the leagues,

Allowing club representatives the opportunity to respond to the results of the analysis, to be consulted and to give interviews about social responsibility in clubs,

Publication of reports on the basis of the collected information, including the results, their analysis and good practices from the clubs. The results provide a benchmark for the responsibility of clubs in Poland.

Partners

Aim of the project

The primary objective of the project is to promote responsible leadership in sports organizations, as well as to foster dual careers among Olympians. It responds to the undeniable need to educate and shape leaders for the modern age in sports organizations, and especially among representatives of the Olympic movement. Athletes today are not only outstanding professionals in their disciplines, but also extremely influential and often exemplary people whose potential must not be lost.

The main assumptions of the project include:

Advocating for gender equality and equal opportunities in Olympic sports

Shaping leaders with influence on all aspects of sports

Building good practices on the path from professional sports to activities in organizations

Supporting the development of modern technological solutions for innovation in sports

Supporting the implementation of ,,good governance" in the European Olympic movement

Partners

Aim of the project

The project aims to create an automated and open digital tool to help sports organisations implement good governance practices by benchmarking different key areas of their managment.

The main assumptions of the project include:

Contribution to the structured and systematic exchange of good practices,

Promotion of the intersectoral cooperation,

Promoting digitization of the sports sector,

Establishing dialouge between sports organisations (federations and clubs).

Partners

Aim of the project

The European Solidarity Corps brings together young people to build a more inclusive society, supporting vulnerable people and responding to societal challenges. It offers an inspiring and empowering experience for young people who want to help, learn and develop.

Instittue for Sport Governance received a Quality Label for hosting and supporting organisation.

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The main assumptions of the project include:

Encouraging democratic participation,

Fighting social exclusion,

Protecting nature,

Promoting health and wellbeing,

Promoting education and training,

Working with migrant communities,

Strengthening the capacity and resilience of vulnerable or disaster-affected communities in those regions of third countries in which humanitarian aid activities and operations take place,

Reinforce disaster preparedness and disaster risk reduction in these regions.

Aim of the project

The project's cooperation aims to promote fairness and socially desirable values through the implementation and evaluation of social protection measures for Olympic athletes. Key issues for the project are the issues of pension and insurance systems, and in particular the extent of protection provided from them to athletes.

The main assumptions of the project include:

Analysis of the current social situation of deserving athletes at the European and national levels,

Implementation of specific social protection measures,

Negotiating and piloting work on the issue of social protection within the framework of cooperation and social dialogue.

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