The key objective of this small-scale research study has been to collect knowledge on the intergenerational dimension of sport and identify good practice initiatives in this area.
The study also aims to develop knowledge on the main benefits, barriers and facilitators to the intergenerational dimension of sport.
The key aims of this study were to support evidence-based policy making at both national and EU level, and to help the sport and public sector tackle and mitigate the socio-economic consequences of the pandemic on the sport industry.
Its aim was to identify the key components needed to effectively produce outcomes in sport for employability programmes.
An evaluation of the anti-doping laws and practices in the EU Member States in light of the General Data Protection Regulation - Study
The European Commission commissioned this particular study to evaluate existing (formal and non-formal) training and education schemes for coaches in view of their gender equality elements, to evaluate their modules on gender equality and to identify good practices with regards to accessibility for women. This mapping followed specific Expert Group on Good Governance recommendations on Gender Equality in Sport and was very timely in the context of the Estonian Presidency's focus on the role of coaches in society.