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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.
The INTERACT+ Partners convened on 23 May to discuss project updates, upcoming tasks, and plan for the sustainability of the project beyond 2025.
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The World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) has been awarded the first-ever Sport for All Label, a landmark recognition that underscores their leadership in promoting inclusive and accessible sport. WFDF has received the Diamond Level, the highest possible level. This milestone, granted through the INTERACT+ project, signals a powerful step forward in embedding Sport for All values into the international sports landscape.
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On April 4, INTERACT+ reached an important milestone with the successful delivery of its second Train the Trainers Workshop, preparing eight new facilitators to lead future INTERACT+ Capacity Building Workshops across Europe and beyond.
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On 25 March, INTERACT+ project partners convened for a hybrid meeting to review progress, exchange insights, and plan the next steps in the project. The meeting opened with an update from Federico Palumbo (University of Limerick) on the Theory of Action Pilot Evaluation Report, set for completion in June 2025. This report, based on experiences using the Sport for All Certification Dashboard and Sport for All capacity building trainings, gathers feedback through interviews, surveys, and workshops.
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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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