FEDERATION OF AFRICA
UNIVERSITY SPORTS (FASU)
The year 2020 was an experience no-one expected and
for which no-one could have planned for. However, the
resilience and determination FASU observed across the
global events industry gives hope that in the year 2021,
the organisation will begin its recovery sooner rather than
later as governments endeavor to support businesses and
roll out programmes of vaccinations for their citizens.
Whilst 2020 was a year to
adapt ways of working and
consolidate FASU’s position,
2021 will see the association
launch innovations that were
not possible in 2020. FASU’s
resolve as leaders remains
that of paving a way forward
to adap to the new normal,
even if it requires changing
modus operandi in the pursuit
of strategic goals. Despite
the difficulties, a number of
events were organsied by the
association across a challenging
year.
FASU-FISU-NUSF Seminar
FASU hosted a FASU/FISU/
NUSF Seminar on December
11 and 12, 2020, as the first
step to seeing how events of
the future shall be handled
within FASU under the theme
“Crafting strategy in the face
of uncertainty”. The objective
of the seminar was to forge
a way forward on the best
way to manage university
sports activities as a response
to pandemics and further
bring participants to a better
understanding of the various
operations, aiding the federation
with post COVID-19 regrouping.
Held in a hybrid format, 50
participants from 14 countries
were physically present while
EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2020-21^60
- UNIVERSITY SPORT IN EUROPE AND BEYOND