WomenSport International's webinar on GAMES Pool of Actions

WomenSport International's webinar on GAMES Pool of Actions

On 6 May, GAMES' Pool of Action was showcased at the WomenSport International webinar on gender equality in sports governance. The webinar was an opportunity for sport organisations – outside Europe - to learn more about the GAMES project, its methodology and main outputs, among which the Pool of Actions. Furthermore, the webinar provided opportunities for open discussion, exchanges and Q&A.

The recording of the webinar is available here: WSI Webinars – Women Sport International.

As the GAMES project came to an end in March 2024, the EOC EU Office is proud of the project outputs and legacy which will continue to encourage gender equality in sport leadership.

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