Strategy and Capacity Building for Ovidio Running in Europe
Starting date: 1st January 2023
Ending date: 31st December 2024
Duration: 24 Months
Budget: €400 000
Funding: Erasmus+ Sport
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Strategy and Capacity Building for Ovidio Running in Europe
Starting date: 1st January 2023
Ending date: 31st December 2024
Duration: 24 Months
Budget: €400 000
Funding: Erasmus+ Sport
The project intends to replicate the successful initiative of Ovidio Running in both Romania and Greece. Educational institutes will be the promoters of this initiative aimed at spreading culture, universal values, and passion for sport among the new generations. Students will compete and be strongly involved in the organization of the whole event, becoming the real protagonists of every phase of the project implementation.
This way,
The project SCORE aims to develop an organizational model for sporting events that is sustainable, digital, inclusive, and linked to cultural elements characteristic of the local territory.
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