EUSA Magazine 2019-20

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2019-20^104

6. EU INITIATIVES

NEW PROJECTS

The Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive

Agency (EACEA) in September 2019 published the

selection results of the Erasmus+ Sport – Call for

proposals; the Collaborative partnerships and Not-For-

Profit European Sport Events beginning in 2020. We are

happy to announce that again also projects where EUSA

Institute forms part of the partnership consortium have

been selected for funding from the European Union.

The call covered large scale

Not-For-Profit European sport

events, small collaborative

projects and collaborative

partnerships which focus on

these four main aspects: Health

Enhancing Physical Activities

(HEPA) and the European

Week of Sport; dual career

and volunteering; combatting

doping and match-fixing – good

governance, and social inclusion

and combatting violence, racism

and discrimination.

The European University Sports

Association (EUSA) with its

EUSA Institute in Ljubljana,

Slovenia, will take part in

two projects encouraging

social inclusion and equal

opportunities in sport:

• as a full partner in a
  collaborative partnership
  project led by the FARE
  Network: Innovating Football
  Leadership: Inclusion through
  Policy and Practice (iFlipp)


• as an associate partner in
  not-for-profit sports event
  coordinated by the Alice
  Milliat Association: The
  Queens Rugby7 Festival.
  These projects will be co-funded
  by the Erasmus+ Programme

of the European Union. The

results are a great recognition

of our organisation and EUSA

activities, and we are very

excited about contributing to

the development of university

sport and sport in general on the

European level, with the support

of the European Union through

the Erasmus+ programme.

PLEASE SEE

eusa.eu/projects

for more information