ABOUT EPSI
EPSI is a non for profit membership-based organisation in Europe, based in Brussels that focuses on innovation in the areas of sport, physical activity, healthy lifestyle, vitality, environment and all related impacted sectors. EPSI strives for more innovation-friendly conditions for the EU sports ecosystem, in order to stimulate technological innovation and to set up / develop businesses with a focus on the entire innovation spectrum.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are you interested in discovering the EPSI Platform? Read more about us and discover the most frequent asked questions about the European Platform for Sport Innovation.
STRATEGIC agenda
EPSI has developed the so-called Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) for the period 2021-2027, as a result of a strong cooperation and thorough consultation amongst its members.
OUR DIMENSION
Our members
EPSI provides several advantages to our Members. Discover our affiliated partners coming from all around Europe.
#BeActive Partner
EPSI is partner of the European Week Of Sport, initiative of the European Commission to promote a healthy lifestyle.
SUPPORTING CLUSSPORT
ClusSport is one of the Industrial Modernisation thematic partnerships, supported by DG Regio and DG GROW.
EPSI LATEST NEWS
June Update: two new members for EPSI
June brings us two new organizations: Canopy Design and Lingatech Srl. Welcome to the #InnovateSport network.
ANCI Piemonte, EPSI and the Special Sport Innovation Prize
EPSI is proud to announce its collaboration with ANCI Piemonte, Consulta Innovazione and ANFoV in the framework of the Piemonte Innovazione e Sviluppo Next Generation Award.
May Update: three new members for EPSI
May brings us three new organizations: Universidad Europea Valencia, Le Roseau and City of Turin. Welcome to the #InnovateSport network.
OUR PARTNERS & MEMBERS NEWS
Next 15th May, Italian webinar promoted by Unisport Italia
Two professor of Politecnico di Torino (EPSI Member) will speak about the current situation of the sport ecosystem.
EU Council: Video Conference of ministers of sport
Cancelled events, loss of revenues, limited physical activity: these the main issues to be faced by the sport sector due to COVID-19 outbreak.
EU Commission launches the campaign #BeActiveAtHome
The coronavirus outbreak cannot stop the sport spirit: the European Week Of Sport #BeActive motto merges with the necessity to stay at home.
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WHY EPSI
Sport has been gaining prominence in recent years. Not only is sport being promoted as beneficial to both health and social relationships, its economic significance is also growing. Sport incorporates many industrial sectors and services and is a growing area for companies of all sizes. A 2012 study calculated that the direct effects of sport, combined with its multiplier effects, added up to 3% (294.36 billions of euros) of overall gross value added in the EU. As a relatively new sector, sport is generally regarded as being an early adopter of new ideas and innovations.
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