Project: Reconciliation and acceptance through sport
Duration: 16.10.2020 – 30.10.2022
Reference Nr. 618933-EPP-1-2020-1-SE-EPPKA2-CBY-ACPALA
Grant Amount: 140,907 EUR
Capacity Building for youth in ACP countries, Latin America and Asia
In our youth work for reconciliation, inclusion and intercultural acceptance we’ve noticed sport can bring people together, as when playing a sport together for the same team, team players are not focused on the interracial, intercultural, interreligious and other differences between them, but are focused on building quality team work together.
Partners believed and were motivated by the fact that through sport, personal development of our beneficiaries is multiple, and developed this project.
Partners in this project are:
YOUTH POWER GERMANY E.V..
UDRUGA RINGISPIL 8 (HR)
CORPORACION LA PEACE HUB (CO)
CORPORACION DE
DESARROLLO CULTURALKIART (EC)
• To empower youth workers in reconciliation youth work in post-conflict areas and using sport methods and creative large-scale youth sport work events in their NFE work
• To provide the linkage of youth organisation with other sectors (public authorities) through their cooperation.
• To develop a quality basis for knowledge management and future capacity building in partner and other organisations.
• To define and understand the concept of “large-scale youth sport work events”.
During the project, the consortium developed and produced the following intellectual outputs:
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