SISE (Sustainable and Inclusive Sports Events), supported by the European GreenTeam project, encourages federations and clubs to organise sporting events that respect the environment and open up participation to all.

The idea? To offer sporting activities that are accessible to all (young people, senior citizens, people with disabilities), while reducing the ecological impact: waste sorting, sustainable transport, local snacks, etc.

On June 12 at the Lia Manoliu National Sports Complex, Bucharest, Romania, the PLAYSOCIAL Training brought together 20 participants from Romania, selected from over 40 applicants who had completed an online training phase in May. In addition to them, more than 60 representatives of national federations, coaches, managers, and others also took part.

On World Environment Day, we want to highlight the transformative power of sport in tackling the climate emergency. The sports sector has a unique opportunity

Sports events play a significant role in our society, from small, local-level activities to large-scale international competitions. However, their environmental impact is seldom considered, which

On April 1st, 2025, GreenTeam officially announced the launch of its Sustainable and Inclusive Sports Events (SISE), an initiative that marks a key step in the project’s mission to unite the sports world around a common goal: building a greener, more inclusive future through sport.

On December 4, 2024, the União de Freguesias de Gondomar, in partnership with Ala Nun’Álvares sports club, organized the first sustainable and inclusive sports event

UFEC (Union of Sports Federations of Catalonia), coordinator of the Green Team project, presented online course to promote green and inclusive sporting events. The UFEC

To foster sustainable and inclusive sporting events In the world where sporting events are a norm, given high appeal for the competitions, attracting interest in

Discover all the events linking sport and sustainable development in which Green Team’s partners will take part in September and October 2024. September 27th –

TOWARDS GREENER AND MORE INCLUSIVE SPORT EVENTS More than ever, preserving the environment is a crucial challenge. As a unifying force, the sport sector has

On Saturday, November 11, the II National Congress of Autonomous Sports was held at the Euskalduna Palace in Bilbao, organized by CUFADE (Confederation of Unions

Fabiola Porcelli, member of the Green Team and project manager of petit pas, presented the project on July 3th at an event organized to promote

The UFEC traveled this week to Sant Pere Pescador to carry out an informative session on the Green Team project, which it leads, at the

The aim of the programme is to reduce the negative impact and ecological impact on the planet of sporting events. On 6 and 7 February