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The Innovation in and through Sport for All: Perspectives and Opportunities TAFISA Mission 2030 Workshop took place on 17 January. The Workshop allowed for the discussion and presentation on the utilisation of modern technology to further achieve the goal of Sport for All. Speakers shared their innovative ideas for expanding participation and accessibility to sport and other physical activity.

Workshop Speakers

Liverpool John Moores University in collaboration with TAFISA and the non-Governmental, not for profit international organisation EVALEO are pleased to announce that the inaugural International Active City Webinar will take place on Wednesday 25th January 2023.

Register for free at: https://internationalactivecitywebinar.eventbrite.co.uk/

Dear TAFISA members, colleagues and friends,

We are happy to announce that "Innovation in and through Sport for All: Perspectives and Opportunities", the eight event in the Mission 2030 Workshop Series, will be hosted on 17 January 2023, 12:00 – 14:00 (UTC+1/CET) by TAFISA, Sinn-i and Innovationsmanufaktur.

TAFISA is opening the bidding for the 30th TAFISA World Congress 2027.

Interested parties are kindly invited to send their Expression of Interest letter until 28 February 2023.

Following submission of this letter, you will receive all relevant information, documents, and rules & regulations, which will help in your decision process to bid to organise this event.

Important dates:

Call for interest: TAFISA Capacity building programmes

TAFISA is inviting member organisations to apply for hosting TAFISA capacity building programmes in 2023!

Here is what’s on offer:

On 24 November, the IOC's newly formed Olympism 365 Commision held its first meeting in Lausanne, Switzerland. TAFISA President Wolfgang Baumann attended the meeting as an appointed member of the Commission.

The IOC website's page for the Commission highlights that "the responsibilities of the Olympism 365 Commission are to:

After three full years of exciting activities, Europe in Action Project is coming to an end!

The co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union Europe in Action project had commenced in 2020 with its aim to promote participation in sport and physical activity through providing analytic, educational and know-how activities all over Europe which transfer existing key policies into practical action.

On 3 December, the General Assembly of the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB) convened in Baden-Baden and has re-elected Thomas Weikert as DOSB President. The newly elected executive committee is as follows:

The online Conference “Translating European Grassroots Sports Policy into Practical Action” successfully took place on 15 November and recorded 48 registrations from 26 Countries. The Conference was the finale conference of the Europe in Action project.