OUR LATEST NEWS.

From 21 - 24 November, TAFISA successfully hosted the Certified Leaders Course (CLC) Level 1 in Kigali, Rwanda, welcoming 34 leaders from various sports federations. This transformative program aimed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to drive social change and foster community development through the Sport for All movement.

The SIMS project is moving smoothly.

On 19-20 November, TAFISA Member CONADER introduced their Active Cities label, a nationwide initiative to promote the concept of active cities as supported by a manual for municipalities to implement their strategy. The events started on 19 November as 20 municipalities, along with representatives from various national ministries, local NGOs, UNESCO, and WHO, joined an Active Cities Workshop hosted by CONADER.

TAFISA proudly honored Santiago Pérez de Camino with the Friend for Life Award, recognizing his exceptional contributions to the Global Sport for All Movement. The award was presented by TAFISA President Wolfgang Baumann, Secretary General Jean-Francois Laurent and Board Member Marco Tomasini in a special ceremony held at the Vatican’s Dicastery for Laity, Family and Life, celebrating Mr.

On 12-14 November, the MOVING People - MOVING Europe Conference was held in Ljubljana, Slovenia, inviting participants to exchange around various topics connected to grassroots sports and healthy lifestyles and introducing current projects that contribute to the cause.

The SUCCEED Governing Committee held its first working meeting on 12 November, kicking off an exciting new chapter for the initiative. The Committee tackled key priorities, including approving the SUCCEED Framework, finalizing the Committee’s Mandate, and setting the stage for the work ahead. 

The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Foundation, represented by Senior Manager, Strategy and Marketing Khushal Palicha, visited TAFISA in Frankfurt, Germany. This visit underscored the collaborative efforts between the ITTF Foundation and TAFISA to promote inclusivity, health, and well-being through Sport for All on a global scale.

^{TAFISA is collaborating with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) through its Olympism365 strategy to initiate a global framework dedicated to fostering community empowerment and development through capacity building in Sport for All, known as SUCCEED (Supporting Communities Empowerment & Development through Sport for All). The SUCCEED series highlights inspiring stories of individuals and communiti}

We’re calling on all TAFISA member organizations to apply to host the CLC 2025! Successful hosts will benefit from a rich learning experience, practical hands-on applications, and ongoing support to implement impactful Sport for All programs across national, regional, and community levels.

On 23 October, the TAFISA and Université de Lorraine MoU was signed and presented at a conference on "Developing Sport for All: Today's Challenges and Tomorrow's Solutions" hosted by the Faculty of Sports Science of the Université de Lorraine in Nancy, France.