THE #BEACTIVE AWARDS GALA TAKES PLACE IN BRUSSELS

THE #BEACTIVE AWARDS GALA TAKES PLACE IN BRUSSELS

The #BeActive awards were created to support projects and individuals that are dedicated to promoting sport and physical activity across Europe. There are 3 categories for the awards.

  1. #BeActive Education Award
  2. #BeActive Workplace Award
  3. #BeActive Local Hero Award

In October, the finalists were chosen and the #BeActive Awards Gala took place in Brussels on 29 November, with the presence of Commissioner responsible for Sport, Mariya Gabriel, as well as Simona Kustec, Minister of Education, Science and Sport of Slovenia, which is currently holding the EU Presidency. Announced by Commissioner Gabriel, the celebrated 2021 #BeActive Awards winners are: TSV Neuried from Germany (Education), iData from Hungary (Workplace) and Alo Looke from Estonia (Local Hero).

EOC EU Office congratulates all the winners and finalists for their outstanding work to increase physical activity in Europe!
 

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