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02.02.2021
Sports Inclusion and Inclusion for Sport is a project that seeks to encourage social inclusion and equal opportunities in sport through improvement of skills of coaches, trainers and other staff of organizations active in the fields of sport, youth work and social care and activities related to the social inclusion through sports. The duration of the project is 24 months, and it involves 5 partner organizations from four European countries - Bulgaria, Italy, Lithuania and Turkey.
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28.01.2021
There is a little known sport in Europe but it has many followers in other continents (America, Asia), which is probably one of the most inclusive in the world. It is a racket sport born in the United States in 1965 and is called pickle ball. This sport can be played by children, adult men and women, elderly people and people with intellectual and or development disabilities.
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25.01.2021
An online meeting of the consortium of the HEPOSI project was held on January 25, 2021, which brought together the project partners and gave them the opportunity to discuss the implementation of the remaining project activities, as well as opportunities for their implementation in regards of the complex situation in the world. A final conference is planned to be held in October 2021 in Lima, Peru.
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22.01.2021
ORIENT will promote the involvement of young people in outdoor activities based on orienteering. ORIENT addresses the priority “encourage social inclusion and equal opportunities in sport” by developing a set of innovative outputs in order to:
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14.01.2021
The objective of the project "Football as a seed for gender equality" is to fight discrimination and gender inequality through sport. Although sport is a phenomenon that involves both men and women, it is characterized by profound gender differences: men participate more in sport than women. In particular, women's participation is very low in sports such as football, which in the collective imagination is considered a "male sport" and not suitable for women. The lower participation of women is a consequence of gender roles imposed by the society which inevitably influence the desires, interests and aspirations of boys and girls.
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13.01.2021
#SportDiplomacyAcademy platform is open for registration of sport organizations and more that 200 sport entities are already registered. The platform aims to facilitate the international relations and cooperation in the field of sport and is with free access for sport clubs, federations and organizations. Considering the forthcoming programme period 2020-2027 and the planned on behalf of the European Union funding in the field of sport, it is a great opportunity for sport entities to be easy reachable as potential partners in international projects.
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11.01.2021
Empowerment Through Sports is a project which aims to use sports as a tool and educate the young in human rights, the essence of tolerance and collaboration.
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08.01.2021
After a challenging 2020, the #GoodGovernanceSport team has prepared for the sport organizations a motivational calendar that aims to inspire the delivery of good governance principles in action. Through 12 months of inspiration, we aim to empower the sport entities to ensure that good governance is applied in every aspect of activity undertaken. The calendar is available also for download at the present article as attached. Feel free to download the calendar and to insire good governance in sport!
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07.01.2021
The objective of the “Sports, health and fun for preschool children / SUN” project is to contribute to awareness raising of the need for physical activity as basis of healthy lifestyle by changing habits of identified target groups (preschool children and their families) both in urban and rural areas. The projects goal is to stimulate children, in the first place those with obesity, overweight and low physical activity, and their parents to embrace this new kind of lifestyle as a routine, and then transfer the acquired healthy habits in later age. Children, engaged in sports activities at very young age are more likely to remain active later in life and are less likely to become obese or suffer from linked chronical diseases. The duration of the project is 24 months and the initiative is involving 7 partner organizations from 6 European countries - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Italy, Portugal and Slovenia.
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06.01.2021
The project “Sport for Every Child: Fit Kids” encourage social inclusion and equal opportunities. The main goal of this project is to develop a modular based Physical Education methodology of sport activities, sport games and exercising for children and youngsters with mental and developmental disorders, illnesses and disabilities, we will focus on the groups that have to overcome most obstacles in doing sports activities, sport games and exercising, such as (ADHD, Bipolar, Anxiety, Trauma and Stressor-Related Disorders, Disruptive, Impulse-Control, and Conduct Disorders, Depressive Disorders, Obsessive-Compulsive and Related Disorders, Autism and Low Cognitive Ability). Modular approach to fit the needs of individual disorder. It will be structured for the use of teachers and also for parents of children with mental disorders.
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06.01.2021
The project has the aim to develop, implement and transfer innovative practices related to physical activity in a high-risk and usually hard to reach population: women, especially those with family and working loads. The “WOMEN’S HURDLES” project objective is to promote and support EU strategies in the area of social inclusion and equal opportunities, encouraging participation in sport and physical activity (supporting the implementation of EU Physical Activity Guidelines). The collaborative partnership involves various organisations and actors in and outside sport (research and preventive institution, sports association, scientific associations, social association). This project has been inspired by this recommendation about the lifestyle interventions.
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29.12.2020
Empowering Women Athletes: Tackling Feminine Abuse, Violence and Discrimination in EU Sports Clubs.
Sport is a means of self-expression and fulfilment, as well as a force for citizenship and solidarity, while stressing how violence against women, stereotyping, differences in payment and barriers to women’s involvement in management are still problems tackling the sport sector. Those barriers act on multiple levels (verbal, physical, sexual, emotional, psychological, social, cultural, organisational, economic, mediatic, ecc.) and are collectively perceived as a pervasive chauvinist culture that permeates the career of any female athlete.
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27.12.2020
After a challenging 2020, the #GoodGovernanceSport team has prepared for the sport organizations a motivational calendar that aims to inspire the delivery of good governance principles in action. Through 12 months of inspiration, we aim to empower the sport entities to ensure that good governance is applied in every aspect of activity undertaken. The calendar is available also for download at the present article as attached. Feel free to download the calendar and to insire good governance in sport!
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18.12.2020
On December 18, 2020, in the renovated pool "Madara" of the National Sports Academy "Vasil Levski" was held a control training in adapted swimming, which included 12 athletes with intellectual disabilities. The sports activity was held in compliance with all anti-epidemic measures, and the public and persons under 18 years of age were not allowed. The training was organized by experts in the sector of "Adapted Physical Activity and Sports" at NSA "Vasil Levski" and the Bulgarian Sports Development Association.
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16.12.2020
"SPORT & NFE - A pathway to community development" is a project that seeks to identify and overcome obstacles and challenges related to e stagnating tendency of lack of participation in, equal access to sport for all, as well about the stagnating interest in the importance of health-enhancing physical activity in Europe. The duration of the project is 24 months, and it involves 7 partner organizations from six European countries - Bulgaria, Germany, Italy, Poland, Portugal and Spain.
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15.12.2020
On 15th of December part of the #SportDiplomacyAcademy met in online environment to discuss on how the diplomats are going, how is the sport in our country overcoming this unexpected situation with the COVID-19 pandemic and possible resume of the project activities.
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11.12.2020
“Multisport community experience” is a social-innovation sport project based on collective “movement” competition. The duration of the project is a 36 months with a consortium of 6 partners from 6 different countries – Belgium, Bulgaria, Germany, Greece, Italy and Croatia. This project aims at activating a new user experience, new sense of belonging, new emotions, new relationship and healthy competition and a compelling motivation for a physically active and healthy living. The game is based on competing communities. Each community has a team of 500 participants who track their physical activity. A system collects all data and update the real time cumulative “Healthy Index” at city level and compares it with the value of the other competing community.
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03.12.2020
On December 3, 2020, in the renovated sports hall in the building "Gurguliat" of the National Sports Academy "Vasil Levski" was held a sports training, in which people with and without disabilities celebrated the International Day of Persons with Disabilities in an active environment.
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30.11.2020
Nov 30, 2020 - Representatives of seven countries gathered in the European project "Du Motion" held the third transnational working meeting of the project team on Monday. Originally scheduled in Warsaw, the meeting was again held online due to known pandemic circumstances.
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18.11.2020
On 18th of November 2020 the consortium of #Back2Track project has gathered in online environment for the final project meeting. The get-together was originally planned to be held in Rijeka, Croatia, but due to the COVID-19 was implemented through online platform. At the final project meeting has been adopted the Toolkit with practical guidance “Grassroots programme for professional sport clubs” that is available for sport organizations on the project webpage www.back2track.net and can be used as source of inspiration for sport entities to deliver grassroots activities for kids and youngsters.
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29.10.2020
- Donor:
Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union, Sport Chapter - Small Collaborative partnership
- Project start:
01/01/2021
- Project lifetime:
24 months
• Coordinator: Bulgaria, Bulgarian sports development association – (www.bulsport.bg)
• Partner 1: Bulgaria, Sofia Security Forum - (www.csofiaforum.bg)
• Partner 2: Turkey, Karasu Gençlik, Sanat ve Spor Kulübu Derneği (www.kargenc.com)
• Partner 3: Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnian Representative Association for Valuable Opportunities (BRAVO) (https://bravo-bih.com/)
• Partner 4: ΑΕΤΟΙ ΘΕΣΣΑΛΟΝΙΚΗΣ (www.aetoithessalonikis.gr)
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23.10.2020
On October 23, 2020, at the invitation of Zlatka Atanasova – a philosophy teacher and in compliance with anti-epidemic measures, the Bulgarian sports development association introduced to the 12th grade students from the 57 School "St. Naum Ohridski” the policies of the European Union in the field of sports. The students got acquainted with the basic regulations in the sector, the importance and priorities of sport, the activities implemented so far after creating the prerequisites for a common European sports policy, as well as future ones planned in the next Multiannual Financial Framework of the Union 2021 – 2027. The opportunities that the Erasmus+ Program opens up for future sports professionals and the challenges that the sports sector faces such as: the fight against doping and sports results manipulation, the prevention of corruption and the promotion of good governance, were also presented.
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28.09.2020
The European Week of Sport #BeActive was held for the sixth consecutive year and between 23 and 30 September 2020 all residents and guests of Sofia had the opportunity to become part of the largest sports event in Europe. European Week of Sport is an initiative of the European Commission, which is held each September throughout Europe since 2015. The week, which takes the form of an awareness raising campaign, promotes the multiple benefits of sports and physical activity and everyone can participate, regardless of age, background or physical condition.
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20.09.2020
In the period 31/08 - 06/09/2020, a camp for adapted water sports was held at VSUB Nessebar, which aimed to promote activities in the field of adaptation of water sports for people with different types of disabilities and special needs. The main sports in which the participants are involved are sailing, kayaking and swimming, and in addition all participants had fun practicing the modern paddleboarding, as well as a hike activities within the project #HikeTogether.
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13.09.2020
In the period 11-13 September 2020, in Koprivshtitsa was held #BeActive weekend - School Park Fest "Breathe Free", organized by the Association of Bulgarians suffering from asthma, allergies and COPD /ABBA/, Bulgarian sports development association /BSDA/, Independent Theater Company "Empty Space" and Sunday School at the Church of the Nativity - Sofia, with the assistance of Boris Podgorski, Municipal Councilor and Koprivshtitsa Municipality.
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07.09.2020
In the period 31/08 - 06/09/2020, in VUSB Nessebar was held an adapted water sports camp, which was attended by young people with intellectual disabilities and the activities were conducted by professors from the four sectors of the Department of Water Sports at NSA. Vasil Levski ” in full compliance with all anti-epidemic measures.
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19.08.2020
On 19th of August 2020, #BeActive day was held at the Monastery "St. Ivan Rilski” in German, Bulgaria, organized in partnership with the Sunday School at the “Nativity of Christ" Temple, Sofia, Mladost 3, the Association of Bulgarians suffering from asthma (ABBA) and the Bulgarian sports development association. Over 30 children had the opportunity to have fun, study together and enjoy wonderful summer emotions, many sports and educational activities. Hieromonk Pimen, responsible for the monastery expressed his support for this type of activity, which started in the German monastery three years ago and has become a wonderful tradition: "It is inherent in man to develop his physical abilities in childhood so that he can have proper development as an individuals."
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