OCEAN Project presented during EU Sport Forum

OCEAN Project presented during EU Sport Forum

On the first day of the EU Sport Forum 2024, OCEAN, the EOC EU Office’s Erasmus+ project that focuses on enabling NOCs to assess their carbon footprint, develop tailored reduction plans, and enhance their climate governance, was featured in the panel “Green and sustainable sport – Testimonials”. The EOC EU Office Deputy Director Eva Rebmann, presented OCEAN’s objectives and activities, as well as the obstacles encountered and the legacy that the project is looking to leave after. The presentation underlined the EOC EU Office’s role in boosting sustainability, as well as the commitment of the Olympic Movement to be more environmentally sustainable.

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