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Activating citizens & Creating a Better World Through Sport for All
The world is changing. As levels of participation in sport and physical activity are dropping and social, economic and health challenges are on the rise, International Sport Organisations have, more than ever, a crucial role to play in inspiring a change of paradigm in the world of sport that connects society, grassroots and elite sports. The INTERACT+ Project builds on the work of its predecessor and develops a sustainable and socially responsible approach to sport, which place the human, citizens, their needs and expectations at the centre of sport and physical activity delivery.
Activating citizens & Creating a Better World Through Sport for All
The world is changing. As levels of participation in sport and physical activity are dropping and social, economic and health challenges are on the rise, International Sport Organisations have, more than ever, a crucial role to play in inspiring a change of paradigm in the world of sport that connects society, grassroots and elite sports. The INTERACT+ Project builds on the work of its predecessor and develops a sustainable and socially responsible approach to sport, which place the human, citizens, their needs and expectations at the centre of sport and physical activity delivery.
We are proud to unveil the latest updates to the INTERACT+ Toolkit, a key resource designed to support International Sport Organisations (ISOs), National Federations (NFs) in fostering Sport for All. This enhanced toolkit builds on the original INTERACT framework, equipping stakeholders with practical tools, expert guidance, and data-driven strategies to break down barriers, promote inclusivity, and measure the impact of their initiatives.
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In January 2025, the sixth Capacity Building Workshop of the INTERACT+ project was held online. Over four consecutive Thursdays, the workshop’s four modules were delivered to more than 40 participants from National Federations affiliated with the World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF).
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On Friday, January 10, Rachel Mait from TAFISA, in collaboration with Aurélie van Hoye from the University of Limerick and INTERACT+ trainers Mayssa Bsaibes (International Table Tennis Federation Foundation) and Jörg Benner (European Flying Disc Federation), hosted an Experience Sharing Workshop for participants of the INTERACT+ Sport for All Capacity Building workshops. This event provided an opportunity for participants to reflect on their experiences in the workshops where they learned about how to effectively integrate Sport for All initiatives into their operations, events, and policies in a sustainable manner.
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The INTERACT+ Partners convened online on December 4 for an engaging and productive meeting that focused on key project updates and planning.
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On November 20 and 21, the fifth INTERACT+ Capacity Building training, hosted by the International Dance Organization (IDO), brought together 28 participants from across Europe and beyond to advance the integration of Sport for All principles in dance. Facilitated by Mayssa Bsaibes, ITTF Foundation and Jörg Benner, European Flying Disc Federation, the training provided a dynamic platform for participants to share existing best practices in their countries and brainstorm new initiatives to make dance more inclusive and accessible to diverse populations.
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On October 1, TAFISA, in collaboration with FISU, hosted the INTERACT+ Sport for All Conference to present the innovative Label Dashboard to international and national sport federations. The Label Dashboard will enable sport federations to measure and evaluate their Sport for All offerings through a Sport for All Certification, allowing them to create a roadmap towards continual improvement. You can find more information about the Sport for All Certification here. It is open now!
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