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

To promote healthy women's sport among young people by developing the competencies of coaches and providing opportunities for women coaching youth groups to gain relevant competencies in various areas.

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The main assumptions of the project include:

To promote the competence of female youth coaches in addressing the biological, psychological and social needs of young people, taking into account individual developmental needs at different levels, in line with expert positions and research-based international recommendations,

To develop a healthy community of female youth sport coaches by providing opportunities for all stakeholders to gain knowledge and develop skills in coaching women's youth sport,

To strengthen the awareness of stakeholders and the coaching community on healthy coaching of women's youth groups in order to support female coaches so that they can effectively engage in sport and physical activity.

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Aim of the project

The main aim of the program is the development of organizations and institutions through participation in short-term job shadowing or longer training or coaching trips. Staff mobility should be aimed at enhancing competencies, qualifications, and acquiring new experiences, thereby contributing to the professional development of coaches, personnel, including volunteers, in the field of grassroots sports. Sports staff from outside the grassroots sports sector, for example, those involved in dual career tasks, may also participate in mobilities, provided they demonstrate the benefits of participation in the program for grassroots sports.

The main assumptions of the project include:

Acquisition of new skills and knowledge by sports personnel, including knowledge of effective management, environmental responsibility, the integrative role of sports, inclusion through sports, and the values arising from international cooperation,

Enhancement of the operational capabilities of local-level organizations and institutions in amateur and grassroots sports, resulting in increased participation in sports and physical activities, particularly among the younger generation, utilizing both traditional methods and digitalization in sports,

Focus on the health-promoting properties of sports and physical activity, as well as on prevention and education in sports and through sports: promoting a healthy lifestyle,

Promotion of European values through sports, including active citizenship,

Establishment of a European network of sports personnel,

Achievement of the objectives outlined in the European Union's sports action plan for the years 2021-2024.

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Aim of the project

The project aims to reduce the environmental impact of sport and the degradation of biodiversity in coastal areas, with a particular focus on Natura 2000 sites in densely populated and touristic areas. It covers three protected coasts - the coast of the Veneto region (Italy), the Albufera de Valencia Natural Park (Spain) and the Bay of Puck and Hel Peninsula (Poland).

The main assumptions of the project include:

Increase awareness and skills regarding the sport and recreation sector in relation to environmental, habitat and biodiversity issues of the territories where activities take place and the behaviours to be adopted and promoted to avoid negative environmental impacts of sport,

Active involvement of local communities and key stakeholders from the pilot territories, including private and for-profit entities, in project issues, as a way to ensure the long-term sustainability and real impact of the proposed activities,

Create a regulatory and governance model that offers solutions for sport and outdoor activities in coastal Natura 2000 areas based on co-management and a participatory and multidisciplinary approach.

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Aim of the project

The theme of the project is related to the issue of participation in sport by disadvantaged and marginalised groups in society. It aims to contribute to a better understanding of the principles of good governance in sport at local level through an analysis of existing programmes aimed at improving inclusion, which in turn, in practice, amounts to, among other things, promoting good practice and improving local sports activities and policies in Europe.

Full project name: ALLSTARS - Good Practice for Active Lifestyles in Local Sports Policies

The main assumptions of the project include:

Identify and analyse existing projects and programmes at local level for the integration of marginalised social groups,

Creation of a website to document good practice and to serve as an inspiration to increase knowledge and improve skills on the subject,

Popularise the knowledge gained by organising workshops with stakeholders and actors in the field.

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Aim of the project

The aim of the project is to support measures to enhance integrity at the most fundamental level to help protect sport as a whole from a range of risks and facilitate knowledge sharing. It aims to create a means to independently assess and benchmark sports stakeholders with regard to their transparency using appropriate and universal criteria.

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The main assumptions of the project include:

Conduct an in-depth study to present the situation of transparency in sport in Europe and identify potential risks,

Design and implement the Sport Transparency Index as an innovative means to objectively compare and contrast basic levels of transparency in sport in order to set minimum standards,

Stworzenie inkluzywnego mechanizmu dla wszystkich interesariuszy w celu wzmocnienia przejrzystości poprzez podnoszenie świadomości oraz tworzenie treści upowszechniających to zagadnienie.

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