SAFE HARBOUR promoted during the Educational Module 2 of the GUARD project

SAFE HARBOUR promoted during the Educational Module 2 of the GUARD project

On 14 October 2025, the SAFE HARBOUR project was presented during Module 2 of the Educational Training within the GUARD Project, held in Zagreb. Together, these initiatives provide a comprehensive approach to advancing safeguarding standards at all levels of European sport. During the session, participants explored how SAFE HARBOUR reviews the GAP Report to identify gaps and good practices, offers practical guidance, tools, and resources to implement safeguarding policies at both European and national levels, and establishes the European Network for Safe Sport, laying the groundwork for the IOC Regional Safeguarding Hub in Europe. The training emphasised the collective commitment of the SAFE HARBOUR consortium to ensure safeguarding is fully embedded in the organisational culture of NOCs, federations, and sports clubs across Europe.

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