Partners
The Polish Committee for Non-Olympic Sports (PL)
PCNOS’s primary goal is to increase the popularity of non-Olympic sports by familiarizing it among sport organisations in Poland and abroad and organising grassroot sport events together with them. For this purpose, within the framework of this Project PKSN wants to form European cooperation and popularise non-Olympic disciplines in all European countries. It is a unique opportunity to build and nourish European sport relationships, support grassroot sport and organize activities for spending leisure time actively.
PCNOS represents all 55 Polish non-Olympic sports unions. It carries out its tasks by providing advice and training, supporting the organizational development of the organizations concerned. It also promotes non-Olympic sports, coordinates promotional projects and organizes joint sports events.
The aim of the project is to investigate the state of development of these sports in the European Union, and creating a european cooperation platform for Non-Olympic federations and clubs.
Türkiye Herkes Icin Sport Federasyonu (TR)
Turkish Sports For All Federation is a non-profit sports federation established in the 59th article of the Constitution of the Republic of Turkey to realize the purpose of the law „The state takes measures to improve the physical and mental health of Turkish citizens of all ages and encourages the dissemination of sport to masses”.
As Turkish Sports For All Federation, its the basic institution responsible for the sports for all movement in Turkey.
Dynamically developing Olympic Movement in 2021 concentrates 47 summer disciplines and 15 winter ones. However, there are hundreds more disciplines in the world: traditional, regional, niche and just gaining popularity.
Latvijas Sporta Federaciju Padome (LV)
Is the largest sports organisations representative in Latvia, bringing together and representing 94 recognised sports federations, 184 recognised sports types and 1915 collective members having more than 120 000 people practising sports. It is composed of 87 sports federations, five sports sphere federations and three custom sports federations for the disabled.
LSFC is a non-governmental foundation created in 1993 with the purpose to unite sport federations in Latvia and act as their umbrella organisation. LSFC coordinates activities of the sports federations in Latvia, contributes to strengthening of their capacity, represents and implements their common interests.