The meeting opened with warm welcome remarks before partners delved into the reviews of the latest developments across the project's various work packages. Key discussions centred on the upcoming Train-the-Trainer (ToT) programme set to launch in the coming weeks, which will equip trainers with the skills and knowledge to deliver capacity-building modules designed to address identified gaps in the Sport for All sector.
A major highlight of the meeting was the preparations for the KESCAB Online Hub launch on May 16, 2026, coinciding with the TAFISA World Congress. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the project, bringing to life the digital platform that will serve as a collaborative space for learning, knowledge exchange, and cooperation within the global Sport for All community.
Supporting Hub Adoption and User Engagement
Recognising the importance of smooth user onboarding, partners discussed plans for a "How to Use the Hub" webinar scheduled for the coming weeks. This session will provide potential users with a comprehensive overview of the hub's functionality, demonstrate its planned uses, and highlight the different ways to get involved and the benefits it offers to the global Sport for All movement.
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The meeting concluded with partners agreeing on timelines for upcoming deliverables and confirming their readiness to move forward into the project's next phase. With the online hub now live and trainer preparation underway, the Hub is positioned to make a significant impact on capacity building across the Sport for All sector.
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BACKGROUND
The KESCAB Online Hub project is funded by the European Union, focusing on developing an online platform for sharing knowledge, experience, and building capacity. The project is led by TAFISA with a consortium of partners, including International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education (ICSSPE), Sports Union of Slovenia (SUS), España se Mueve (EsM), The French National Olympic and Sports Committee (CNOSF), Laureus Sport For Good Foundation, Knowledge centre for sport and Physical Activity Netherlands (KCSB) and Portuguese Sports Confederation (CDP) as partners.
