Imagine that you are working in a sports organisation of the future (say 2040), what does it look like? Join...
In 2002, national sport organisations united to form a coalition to fight for youth rights within the European sport movement. The independent youth body of the European Sports NGO (ENGSO) – ENGSO Youth was born.
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Imagine that you are working in a sports organisation of the future (say 2040), what does it look like? Join...
Within the framework of the Youth Integrity Ambassadors Programme (YIAP), an Erasmus+ funded project, the first European Training Course on...
Source: 2022 Flash Eurobarometer on Youth & Democracy
of young people participated in a sport club over the last 12 months.
of young people have at some point in their life participated in cultural or sports activities in another EU country.
In 24 out of 27 Member States, a sport club is the type of youth organisation young people are most likely to have participated in.
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ENGSO Youth Young Delegates programme connects individuals who are willing to take meaningful action and play an important role in advocating and empowering children and young people in the sport for all sector. It is a devoted and knowledgeable group of individuals (18-30 years old), committed to using sport as a tool for positive social change.
The Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) number 17 (Partnerships for the goals) was set forward to revitalise global partnerships for sustainable...
In 2022, the European Sport Model was a widely discussed topic. The European Parliament had addressed it through a survey...
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Lietuvos sporto federaciju sajunga
Zemaites 6, LT-03117 Vilnius, Lithuania
Phone: +370 5 2310637
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