Supporting the Implementation of Good Governance in Sport - SIGGS 3.0 starts now!

Supporting the Implementation of Good Governance in Sport - SIGGS 3.0 starts now!

The SIGGS 3.0 project, spanning from January 2024 to March 2025, has officially launched under the guidance of the EOC EU Office and its technical partner Symantra. Co-financed by the European Commission through the Erasmus+ Programme, this small-scale partnership aims to update the SIGGS self-evaluation tool. The project's focus extends to both content and the improvement of software and design, with a goal to enhance the self-evaluation of good governance implementation within sports organizations. Stay tuned for exciting developments, starting with the kick-off meeting on 25-26 January. Users of the SIGGS tool are invited to participate in a hybrid session during this event to share insights and contribute to the user experience discussion. Get in contact with us here.

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