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Sport and recreation has great cultural and economic significance throughout Europe, and so CCPR works closely with sister organisations in Europe to promote sport and share best practice. CCPR also monitors EU legislation and policy, lobbying for greater recognition of the positive role of sport and to prevent negative impacts on sports from EU legislation.
CCPR produces a monthly EU Update which includes information on politics, funding and events. To view the latest EU Update please click here.
Working in Partnership
CCPR is a member of ENGSO (European Non-Governmental Sports Organisation) and is active within the ENGSO EU Working Group and ENGSO Youth. For more information on ENGSO and its role please visit http://www.engso.com/
CCPR is also a partner in the EU Sports Office, along with the national sports organisations of Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. Much of CCPR’s EU lobbying is done in conjunction with our fellow partner organisations. To find out more about the EU Office please visit http://www.eu-sports-office.org/en/
CCPR also maintains good relations with the Sport Unit of the European Commission http://ec.europa.eu/sport/index_en.html and the MEPs Sports Intergroup.
Recent political developments/activities:
ENGSO expectations on the EU
Position Statement on the Services Directive
Conclusions from the UK Presidency of Europe (sport)
European Youth and Sport Forum
In 2005 CCPR hosted the European Youth and Sport Forum in the UK.
Please click here to read the Declaration from the Forum.
The 2007 Forum will be held in Germany. Please revisit this page in June 2007 for information on how to apply for a place at the Forum.
Europe
| Sport and recreation has great cultural and economic significance throughout Europe, and so CCPR works closely with sister organisations in Europe to promote sport and share best practice. CCPR also monitors EU legislation and policy, lobbying for greater recognition of the positive role of sport and to prevent negative impacts on sports from EU legislation. CCPR produces a monthly EU Update which includes information on politics, funding and events. To view the latest EU Update please click here. Working in Partnership
CCPR is a member of ENGSO (European Non-Governmental Sports Organisation) and is active within the ENGSO EU Working Group and ENGSO Youth. For more information on ENGSO and its role please visit http://www.engso.com/ CCPR is also a partner in the EU Sports Office, along with the national sports organisations of Austria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden. Much of CCPR’s EU lobbying is done in conjunction with our fellow partner organisations. To find out more about the EU Office please visit http://www.eu-sports-office.org/en/ CCPR also maintains good relations with the Sport Unit of the European Commission http://ec.europa.eu/sport/index_en.html and the MEPs Sports Intergroup. Recent political developments/activities: ENGSO expectations on the EU
Position Statement on the Services Directive
Conclusions from the UK Presidency of Europe (sport)
European Youth and Sport Forum
In 2005 CCPR hosted the European Youth and Sport Forum in the UK.
Please click here to read the Declaration from the Forum. The 2007 Forum will be held in Germany. Please revisit this page in June 2007 for information on how to apply for a place at the Forum. |
