Second SIGGS 3.0 Multiplier Event offers first look at enhanced governance tool

Second SIGGS 3.0 Multiplier Event offers first look at enhanced governance tool

The second Multiplier Event for the SIGGS 3.0 - Supporting the Implementation of Good Governance in Sport - project took place on 13 November in concomitance with the European Olympic Committees EU Office’s Special Competence Seminar. Attendees, including representatives from European National Olympic Committees and various sports federations, had an exclusive preview of the SIGGS 3.0 self-evaluation tool’s beta version, with a live demonstration led by technical partner Symantra.

SIGGS 3.0, an upgrade from earlier versions, features expanded content, now covering six governance dimensions with 31 topics in total, ranging from integrity to athlete representation, inclusion and diversity and environmental sustainability. With an enhanced, user-friendly interface, multilingual support, and easy accessibility, the tool allows organisations to assess their governance standards efficiently through a 20-minute questionnaire. Results are generated instantly, offering a tailored action plan and benchmarking against other sports bodies.

The full SIGGS 3.0 launch is scheduled for December 2024.

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