BE INCLUSIVE EU SPORT AWARDS HAVE BEEN LAUNCHED

BE INCLUSIVE EU SPORT AWARDS HAVE BEEN LAUNCHED

EACEA launched the Erasmus+ BE INCLUSIVE AWARDS on the 29 of June 2022. The 6th edition of #BeInclusive EU sport Awards 2022 continues to reward and celebrate projects which have successfully used sport as a tool to promote inclusion in an EU Member State or Programme country.  

In 2022, the #BEINCLUSIVE SPORT AWARDS includes three categories: 

Per each of the aforementioned categories, the winners will be awarded a prize of EUR 10.000 whilst the finalists – those who ranked 2nd and 3rd – are awarded EUR 2.500 each. 

The deadline to apply for the Erasmus+ BE INCLUSIVE AWARDS is 29 September 2022. For further information regarding the eligible activities and requirements, as well as the application procedure, please refer to the Call Document #BEINCLUSIVE SPORT AWARDS

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