European Commission and EACEA organised Erasmus+ Sport Info Day in Brussels

European Commission and EACEA organised Erasmus+ Sport Info Day in Brussels

On 30 January, the 10th Erasmus+ Sport Info Day was held in hybrid format as a joint effort of the European Commission and the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). This provided prospective applicants with insights about the programme, its priorities and the most relevant calls for sport in 2023 (Capacity Building in the Field of Sport, Non-for-Profit Eruopean Sport Events and Partnerships for Cooperation), as well as other available EU funding opportunities for sport (i.e BeActive – BeInclusive Awards), among others. Furthermore, three workshops were organised in concomitance to help prospective applicants on important facets of the Programme, including on how to apply and present a project application. At the same time, the Erasmus+ Sport Info Day also represented a key opportunity for networking among sport stakeholders in preparation of their projects for the 2023 calls.

For further information, please refer to the webpage Info session: Erasmus+ Sport 2023 which provides the presentations/recording of the event.

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