EUSA Year Magazine 2020-21

EUSA EXECUTIVE

COMMITTEE MEETINGS

The elected EUSA Executive Committee, who are responsible for the good

governance of the organisation and implementation of decisions taken by the

General Assembly, met on six separate occasions over 2020 to discuss and review

the work done by the association while ensuring its continued progression.

April 4, 2020

The first EUSA Executive
Committee meeting of the year
was scheduled to take place
in Belgrade, Serbia, but due
to the Coronavirus pandemic,
the participants met online on
Saturday, April 4.

The meeting agenda
encompassed several topics,
among others detailed Office
reports, scheduled EUSA sport
events, EUSA projects and the
EUSA General Assembly. EUSA
Education and Development
Manager Ms Sara Rozman
presented the EU-funded
projects that finished at the end
of 2019 and the projects that
were running in 2020, among
them UNISPORT, PRODUCE,

GETZ, EMPATIA, Ed Media,

AFE, Match Point, HALT, RYSE,

SKYS and the iFlipp project.

The main focus of the EUSA

Executive Committee members

was nevertheless on the current

situation and the European

Universities Games in Belgrade.

The EUSA Executive Committee

also approved changes to the

Regulations for the Games,

giving more flexibility and

allowing those who qualified

to take part in the competition

initially scheduled for 2020 to

also be legible to compete in the

event in 2021.

May 4, 2020

Members of the EUSA Executive

Committee met for their second

meeting of 2020, held online on

May 4.

The Executive Committee

members confirmed the

programme and financial

reports of EUSA and its Institute

for the past period, and adopted

the preliminary activity plan

and provisional budget for 2020.

Apart from the overall report

and updates, the chairs of each

working group presented their

progress reports.

Several internal documents had

been drafted or updated, and

were presented for confirmation

at future meetings, contributing

to the good governance and

accountability of individuals and

the organisation as a whole.

The Executive Committee

Members were informed of

the projects supported by the

International University Sports

Federation (FISU) and those

supported by the Erasmus+

programme of the European

Union.

Regarding the sports

programme, upon the signing

of a revised Memorandum of

Understanding with Rugby

Europe, Rugby 7s was to be

confirmed as an additional

sport to be featured at the next

European Universities Games, to

be held in Belgrade, Serbia. The

Executive Committee members

also agreed that additional

consultations will be open on

the topic of e-sports.

EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2020-21^10

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