SHARE 2.0: the new community of practice succeeding the Green Sport Expert Group

SHARE 2.0: the new community of practice succeeding the Green Sport Expert Group

Starting from February 2024, a new “community of practice” succeeding the SHARE initiative of the Green Sport Expert Group, will regularly assemble through the SHARE 2.0 network, comprised of four groups: EU funding, Sport and health, Sport innovation, and Greening of sport. This community of practice welcomes participation from public authorities, grassroots sports organizations, policy experts, and sports practitioners. The overarching goal of SHARE 2.0 is to facilitate the exchange of successful practices and ideas, while also aiding in the identification and utilization of EU funding for the advancement of sports and physical activity. Interested individuals are encouraged to submit their expression of interest before the end of January, as the inaugural meeting is scheduled for February.

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