International Cooperation Seminar

The International Cooperation Seminar took place from the 10th to the 12th of December 2024 at the National Sports Academy in Sofia, Bulgaria. The event was organized by the Bulgarian Football Union, which served as the leading organization. It also involved collaboration with the Bulgarian Basketball Federation as a key project partner. Organized by the Bulgarian Football Union in partnership with the Bulgarian Basketball Federation, the seminar provided a platform for sports professionals to explore innovative tools and resources aimed at advancing the field of sports education and cooperation.

The event kicked off with a warm welcoming session on the morning of December 10, where participants were introduced to the seminar agenda and the exciting discussions ahead. The initial gathering allowed for networking opportunities and the completion of the participants list, ensuring that everyone was set to engage in the full program.

A key highlight of the seminar was the background presentation on the “Team Up” Erasmus+ Project, which provided insight into the project’s mission to strengthen international cooperation in sports. The project’s aim is to provide innovative educational tools and create new opportunities for sports professionals across Europe, facilitating collaboration between sports organizations.

Interactive Demonstrations: Team Up Platform & App

The seminar also featured a hands-on exploration of the Team Up E-Learning Platform, a resource designed to support coaches, athletes, and organizations in developing their knowledge and skills. Participants were able to explore the platform’s features and learn about its rich content, which focuses on enhancing sports education and training.

Following the e-learning platform demonstration, the seminar shifted focus to the Team Up App, where attendees were guided through the app’s features and functionalities. The app offers a practical tool for sports professionals, helping them to manage training sessions, communicate effectively, and track progress, all from the convenience of their mobile devices.

Engaging Dialogue: Q&A Session

The seminar wrapped up with an interactive Q&A session, where participants had the chance to ask questions and engage directly with speakers and project leaders. This session allowed for in-depth discussion of the tools and initiatives introduced during the seminar, further clarifying how the Team Up resources can benefit participants and organizations.

Reflecting on a Successful Event

The International Cooperation Seminar was a resounding success, with attendees leaving with new insights and a deeper understanding of how international cooperation and digital tools can transform the sports landscape. The event highlighted the importance of ongoing collaboration between sports federations, coaches, and athletes, as well as the potential of the Team Up Erasmus+ Project to create lasting positive change across the European sports community.


International Cooperation Seminar

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Municipality of Trani

Project Coordinator


 The municipality of Trani has extensive experience in cooperating with various stakeholders and organising round tables and forums on the topic of sport and social inclusion. The Municipality of Trani has already established a Public Council for Sport, which consists of 17 members including the city councillor, the representative of the National Agency for Youth and Sport, national and European representatives, etc. The Municipality of Trani organises sports events and activities for young people, promoting different types of sports, and enhancing the various sports clubs with educators and athletes.

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Bulgarian Football Union

Partner


BFU is national football association responsible for the governance, development, and promotion of football in Bulgaria. The federation currently has approximately 142 employees. The football clubs-members of the Bulgarian Football Union are 36 professional clubs and 630 with amateur status.  Amateur sport is one of the pillars of the new BFU Vision 2018-2022, including several different projects. BFU is running on a yearly basis a few projects, aimed on the development of equal opportunities for all to practice the sport in a safe and attractive environment.

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Gea Cooperativa Sociale

Partner


Cooperativa Sociale GEA was established in 2004 and is based in Padua. It designs and implements national and European projects focused on the inclusion of migrants and vulnerable persons, families and communities. It deals with intercultural integration thanks to partners and collaborators with different professional skills: mediators and linguistic and cultural experts, experts in migration law, experts in reporting and operational and financial management of funded projects.

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Bulgarian Basketball Federation

Partner


BBF is independent voluntary association of basketball clubs which carry out activities for development of basketball in Bulgaria in the officially recognised by FIBA disciplines. The purposes of BBF activities are to take care for the functioning and development of basketball in Bulgaria; to create the directions, the main methodological requirements and documents regarding practicing basketballto organize any activity designed to make basketball widely popular and socially important sport; to make basketball a sport that helps for the education, social contacts, the formation of the culture of behaviour and value system of the young people; to ensure the best possible conditions for the increasing of the level of sports skills of the players and their best presentation.

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University of Vienna

Partner


Founded in 1365, UNIVIE is an internationally oriented university with a long track record in research and teaching. The University of Vienna's Institute of Sport Sciences (ISS) currently holds five chairs: Sport Physiology and Performance Physiology, Sport Sociology and Sport Economics, Kinesiology with a focus on biomechanics, and Sport Informatics.  Co-operation and linkage with sports, health and economic organisations as well as other scientific disciplines emphasise the identity of the sports sciences as an integrative discipline.

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