Sharing good practices and enhancing regional collaboration – SHARE 2.0 initiative focuses on access to EU funding, health, innovation and sustainability in the field of sport
According to EU, SHARE 2.0 will structure and strengthen collaboration and knowledge exchange on key subjects in the field of sport: access to EU funding, health, innovation, and sustainability.
It builds on the results of the SHARE initiative. It will create four communities of practice aiming to
- enhance stakeholders’ capacity to identify and use EU funding to foster sport and physical activity
- promote and replicate promising practices in health, innovation, and green sport to learn from experiences and respond and adapt to potentially emerging needs.
Communities of practice are a proven method that allows all participants to take up an active role. They are a participatory system that uses their members’ pro-activeness to provide highly meaningful content. Arctic sport cluster as part of ClusSport S3P thematic partnership is closely involved in SHARE 2.0 actions. We are part of CoP Process during 2024 and we have been integrating regional Arctic actions with European level developments very actively. Next step is to consider ways to make our objectives happen and therefore have genuine impact together with our European partners.