The first SAFE HARBOUR Newsletter is out!

The first SAFE HARBOUR Newsletter is out!

The SAFE HARBOUR project has officially launched its first biannual Newsletter, marking an important milestone in raising awareness of safeguarding in European sport. The inaugural edition highlights the project’s progress since its January 2025 launch, featuring Project Meeting 1 and the submission and approval of project’s first deliverable: the Communication Materials. Additionally, it provides insight on the EOC General Assembly and showcases related safeguarding initiatives, such as Erasmus+ projects GUARD and GRASS. Committed to ongoing development, the SAFE HARBOUR consortium invites you to stay informed via project’s LinkedIn and Webpage, with the next Newsletter set for October 2025.

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The European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) Skopje 2025 is well underway, bringing together over 4,000 athletes and officials from 50 delegations, including the first-ever EOC Refugee Team. Marking the largest edition in EYOF history and the most significant multi-sport event ever hosted in North Macedonia, the festival embodies the spirit of the European Olympic Movement, […]

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MFF 2028-2034: What's in it for sport?

Following the European Commission’s proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework, more details have emerged on its structure and potential implications for sport and physical activity. Erasmus+ is set to continue as a standalone programme with a proposed €40.8 billion envelope, representing a significant increase from the current €26.2 billion. While the merger with the […]

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