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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.
TAFISA was proud to be represented at the Lausanne Olympic Capital International Federation Seminar in Lausanne, Switzerland, where international sport leaders came together to explore how Sport for All can drive meaningful, measurable impact across societies. Speaking on behalf of TAFISA and the INTERACT+ project, Jean-François Laurent highlighted the growing responsibility of international sport organizations to move beyond competition and participation alone and toward systemic, inclusive change.
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TAFISA and INTERACT+ recently gathered representatives from International Sport Organizations (ISOs) for an online Peer-to-Peer Exchange focused on strengthening Sport for All. The session created an open, conversational atmosphere where participants shared experiences, challenges, and ideas for collective improvement.
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On 27 November, under the theme of A Sport for All Future: International and National Sport Federations Team Up for Impact, the INTERACT+ webinar brought together international and national sport leaders for a focused conversation on how federations at all levels can work together to advance Sport for All. Though the Sport Movement widely embraces Sport for All as a value, turning global ambition into meaningful local action remains a shared challenge. This webinar explored how closer cooperation, shared tools, and clear role alignment can help bridge that gap.
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The INTERACT+ consortium came together on 18 November for the final partners meeting, marking an important milestone as the project approaches its conclusion. Representatives from all partner organizations convened to reflect on progress, share final updates, and align on the remaining steps that will bring this ambitious initiative to a successful close.
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On 4 November, the INTERACT+ Auditor Training, hosted by Rachel Mait, Project Impact Manager, TAFISA, and Fernando Parente, Director of the Healthy Campus and Sport for All Department, FISU successfully trained a group of auditors to support the Sport for All Label Certification.
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The latest INTERACT+ Label Expert Committee meeting gathered experts to review progress and outline next steps for the INTERACT+ Label. The session opened with updates from the INTERACT+ Project, highlighting advances in the Theory of Action, capacity-building trainings, and the organizations already awarded the Label.
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