European Projects

In partnership with the European Cyclist Federation, Sport and Citizenship organised the last workshop of the European PACTE project.

The European Commission and the EACEA co-organised the ‘Sport Infoday’ in Brussels on February 5th, 2019

Partners of the EMoCS EU project met in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

On November 16th, Sport and Citizenship think tank met with its partners on the project European Meeting of Company Sport

Grassroots Sport Diplomacy, defining a new concept   The 9 project partners, representing 7 countries and 2 continents, came together

Developing an EU Standardized Physical Activity and Sport Monitoring System   [caption id="attachment_8809" align="aligncenter" width="250"] EU Commissioner Tibor Navracsics and

The European project aims to obtain recognition of athlete’s “soft skills”, acquired throughout their professional sporting career, so that the

EMoCS aims to make sports practice at work a national public commitment for all European countries, to identify the Best

Acting as a direct follow-up to the PASS project, PACTE seeks to take a further step towards increasing active cities

The Grassroots Sports Diplomacy project, seeks to develop the required baseline for a qualified and systematic role of grassroots sports

Sport and Citizenship embarked on a 36-month European project entitled Physical activity Serving Society (PASS). With the support of six

What 3 years researching the inactivity crisis have taught us   Sport and Citizenship embarked on a 36-month European project

Cities, the contemporary pathway to healthy lifestyles Sport and Citizenship embarked on a 36-month European project entitled Physical activity Serving

Over 3 years the Think Tank has lead the project with the help of 6 other partners. The final conference

PASS Final Conference How to bridge the gap in physical activity promotion ? 5 December 2017 - 14:00 - 16:00 SOFITEL BRUSSELS

Special focus on the “Active School Communities” European project. With the support of the Erasmus+ programme, this two-year project brought