National sports organisations as the driving force for the green transition The National Olympic Committee and Sports Confederation of Denmark (DIF) has a clear responsibili...
“A sponsor has rights, but must also be responsible” What part can economic actors play in realising the SDGs? As a major partner of French sport, the FDJ group is developin...
Climate Change: How to do sport in a world 4°C warmer The increasing frequency of heatwaves and droughts, rising water levels, melting snow and glaciers… the effects of clim...
Sports for Climate Action: a movement for climate action The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) set up a framework agreement “Sports for Climate ...
The importance of towns in achieving the SDGs Vision in town planning has never been as important as it is today. More than half the world’s inhabitants live in towns, and t...
Physical literacy: a concept applied in Europe In 2018, nearly one in two Europeans (46%) said they never did a physical activity or sport, a trend on the rise since 2009, a...
Sport as a tool for the inclusion of young migrants must be squarely put on the EU agenda On Thursday 20th and Friday 21st October 2022, Sport and Citizenship had the honou...
“Making sport one of the main fields for high-impact investment” Oxygène, a consultancy firm in responsible strategy, is helping sport stakeholders to find a new, responsibl...
In Lithuania, physical activity is promoted from kindergarten onwards The 8th edition of the “Lithuanian Children Games” was held a few weeks ago with a record number of par...
