#BeActive award finalists have been announced!

#BeActive award finalists have been announced!

Once more, programmes and initiatives that have effectively promoted sport and physical activity throughout Europe will be recognised and rewarded with the 2023 #BeActive Awards. 12 finalists have been nominated in four categories: education; workplace; local hero; across generation. The European Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth, Iliana Ivanova, will award the winners for each of the prize categories on 23 November in Brussels. To learn more about the Awards follow the link to the #BeActive Awards' page.

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