OUR LATEST NEWS.

With some 18 months to go before the 26th TAFISA World Congress in Tokyo, Japan (13-17 November, 2019), TAFISA Japan is actively working on laying the foundations of an outstanding event. Masanori Tamazawa from TAFISA Japan joined the TAFISA Office in Frankfurt, Germany for a working meeting on the organisation of the Congress. 

TAFISA is proud to announce that the PACTE (Promoting Active Cities Throughout Europe) project has been kicked-off on January 15 – 16, 2018 in Brussels, Belgium. Led by the Sport and Citizenship think tank, TAFISA and ICSSPE, PACTE aims to sensitize municipalities, Europe-wide, on the crucial role they can play promoting Health-Enhancing Physical Activity.

The 25th TAFISA World Congress was concluded on Saturday 18 November with a splendid Gala Dinner at the Floating Island convention centre in Seoul, Korea. 

In January 2015, Sport and Citizenship set out with the bold intention to actively fight the European physical inactivity pandemic, and did so thanks to the co-funding o the Erasmus+ Sport programme, and with the help of six other major European players in the sport field: EUPEA, FESI,

TAFISA is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with the African Union Sports Council Region 5. This MoU will shape the cooperation between TAFISA and the African Union Sports Council Region 5 (AUSC Region 5), especially in the fields of gender equality, active cities, capacity development and Traditional Sports and Games, among others. 

TAFISA’s presence in Oceania is critical for the promotion of Sport for All and physical activity in the pacific islands.

As is the custom, the 25th TAFISA World Congress in Seoul, Korea, November 2017, was the perfect opportunity to celebrate the champions of Sport for All and share their good deeds with the international community. TAFISA thus awarded the organisations and individuals who are making a difference and helping promote Sport for All through their work and programmes.