SAFE HARBOUR consortium convened to deepen understanding of safeguarding challenges

SAFE HARBOUR consortium convened to deepen understanding of safeguarding challenges

On 14 May, the SAFE HARBOUR consortium convened for the project’s second Peer-to-peer (P2P) Roundtable and third Monthly Consortium Meeting (MCM). As a key element of the project’s collaborative framework, the P2P Roundtable focused on identifying challenges in implementing safeguarding policies, while promoting the exchange of lessons learned and best practices to strengthen safeguarding protocols across European sport. Besides, the MCM served as a platform for the consortium to review key milestones and ongoing activities, facilitating structured exchanges among partners and sustaining momentum to ensure the project’s objectives are effectively achieved. To stay informed about the project's progress and developments, subscribe to the SAFE HARBOUR newsletter and follow project’s media channels.

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