International and European Sport Organisations Activate Citizens

INTERACT

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International and European Sport Organisations (ISOs) are at the core of the sport delivery systems in Europe and worldwide, as well as the governing bodies of their respective sport disciplines. Yet, their potential to influence Sport for All and physical activity participation at the grassroots is mostly untouched. INTERACT is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union and aims to support and position ISOs as key leaders of the Sport for All and physical activity movement – developing innovative ways to engage stakeholders and citizens at all geographical levels.

Aims

To gather International and European Sport Organisations (ISOs) and develop a new delivery system that places participation in Sport for All and physical activity at its core.
To reflect on how to adapt sports, their rules, settings, delivery, etc. to the needs of target groups and grassroots sport participation.
To define how ISOs can better contribute to the objectives of key European and International policy papers.
To support ISOs develop their own Sport for All policies, strategies, structures and practical activities.
Ultimately, to activate citizens!

Planned Outputs


_{Online Database of International and European Sport Organisations}	_{ISOs Pledge for Sport for All and physical activity promotion}	_{Study and report on ISOs Challenges, Opportunities, Needs & Expectations in Sport for All}

_{ISOs Good Practices Online Platform}	_{ISOs Sport for All and Physical Activity Toolkit}	_{ISOs Training “Capacity Building in Sport for All and physical activity”}

	_{New International Sport for All Event}

Timeline

JANUARY 1, 2021

Project Kick-off

JUNE 28-29, 2021

ISOs Consultation workshop
(Frankfurt, Germany)

OCTOBER 6-10, 2021

INTERACT Conference

APRIL 5-6, 2022

Pilot Capacity-building workshop
(Leipzig, Germany)

TBD, 2022

Final Conference & Piloting
of New Sport for All Event
(Perugia, Italy)

DECEMBER, 2022

Project end

Project Partners

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.