Sport Eye Report: Best Practices in Sport Organizations’ Adoption of the UN SDGs
SportEYE is a transnational and multi-sectoral cooperation initiative co-funded by the European Union within the Erasmus+ programme, involving partners from the Olympic Movement, Sport for Development, Academia and civil society, working together to activate and mobilize the local communities to improve good governance and impact the capacity of team sports clubs on SDGs indicators from a holistic perspective, through the incorporation of a comprehensive multilevel curriculum that reaches managing and training staff, and ultimately children and youth.
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The Rangers Charity Foundation – Annual Report, 2014
Whilst football will always come first, charity activity and its ability to reach out the hand of friendship and support ...
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CAFE Report
This 2020 CAFE (Centre for Access to Football in Europe) Report summarizes the topic of access and inclusion for non-visibly disabled ...
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UNESCO Report on the fight against discrimination and racism in football
Sport provides a unique platform to promote the values of intercultural dialogue and understanding, to deepen social inclusion and to ...
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