Sports events and initiatives play a significant role in our society, from small, local-level activities to large-scale international competitions. However, they also exert pressure on the environment. The City, Green, GO! project members have worked hard during the recent year with professionals, universities, cities and
How do we embed environmental sustainability in sport organisations’ DNA? Planetary health and sustainability of grassroots sport have been key topics for the ISCA MOVECongress 2023, in Madrid.Karim Abu-Omar, keynote speaker from Friedrich – Alexander University Erlangen Nürnberg, pulledthe focus of the audience on the
From Monday, the 9th, to Wednesday, the 11th, October 202,3 project partners gathered in Copenhagen to strategize on promoting eco-friendly sports for the general public in the city. Their focus was not only on defining the main deliverable of the City, Green, Go! project but
The project consortium collected 19 good practices that promote physical activity in urban spaces while supporting environmental sustainability. Check out those initiatives and get inspiration by them. If you are interested in the concept behind the Good Practice Collection and would read some inspiring thoughts
SandSI speaks about City, Green, Go! SandSI – official partner of the City, Green, Go! consortium – communicates about the mission and the planned activities of the City, Green, Go! project, while raising attention about the increasing trend of physical inactivity in Europe. Read more: https://es.sportsustainability.org/news-events/what-percentage-of-europeans-never-exercise-hint-its-more-than-you-think
A new project was launched for the Budapest Sports service provider. The partners of the City, Green, Go!Projects met on January 27 at Budapest’s famous ice rink to kick off the EU-funded project, which will run for two years from December 2022 to November 2024.