EUSA Year Magazine 2022-2023

NEW PROJECTS

The Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) announced

the selection results of the Erasmus+ Sport – Call for proposals; the Cooperation

partnerships, small scale cooperation partnerships and Not-For-Profit European

Sport Events in two parts. Following the completion of the results, EUSA is

proud and happy to announce that a project with the EUSA Institute as the

coordinator has been selected for funding from the European Union.

European University Sports
Association (EUSA) with its
EUSA Institute in Ljubljana,
Slovenia, was granted funding
for cooperation partnership
project “Enhancing sport
organisations and management
(ESOM)” project, focusing on
development of university sport,
good governance, and dual
career. The project is co-funded
by the European Union and its
duration is 24 months, starting
on January 1, 2023.

Enhancing sport organisations
and management (ESOM) aims
to strengthen management and
event organisation in university
sport through blended learning,
sharing experiences, gaining new
information and skills on the key
topics of sports management,

funding, communication, and

other key topics.

Main activities will be research,

education and dissemination

aiming to help organisations

and management of university

sport. The project will directly

address priorities of the 2021-

2024 EU Work Plan for Sport

and the Erasmus+ annual

work programme: primarily

and directly in promoting and

supporting Good Governance

in Sport through promoting the

quality of coaching and staff,

and indirectly by promoting

Sport and Education, supporting

the dual careers of athletes.

Both priorities are listed under

the general priority area: Protect

integrity and values in sport.

This project partnership brings

together a European NGO sports

entity, the EUSA Institute,

national university sport

bodies in 5 countries: Croatia,

Montenegro, the Netherlands,

Poland, Ukraine and two

universities from Ljubljana,

Slovenia and Miskolc, Hungary.

Seven countries are involved

through the partnership

consortium, but the activities

and results will be beneficial

to a wider number of countries

and array of organisation,

especially in the research and

dissemination activities.

EUSA Institute otherwise

remains an active partner

in several ongoing projects,

supported by Erasmus+

programme of the European

Union.

We are proud to be able to

continue our active contribution

to the development of university

sport and sport in general on

the European level, also with

the support of the European

Union through the Erasmus+

programme.

PLEASE SEE

http://www.eusa.eu/projects

for more information

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