#SafeSPORTevent project comes in very challenging times for Europe and the world. European Commission’s main objective is the safety of all Erasmus+ and European’s Solidarity Corps’ participants and protection from any further similar challenges that might come in future. As European Commission enthusiastically works in helping with biosecurity emergencies such as #COVID19, the present project will provide practical scenarios and tools for sport organizations to ensure safety and security protocols. Project has been developed with and for sport entities to ensure the proper reactions of sport managers, organizers, and volunteers in case of security emergency.

#SafeSPORTevent aims to protect athletes, especially the youngest ones, from health and safety hazards by improving training and competition conditions, especially during major security threats that need to be handled by specific security protocols that currently do not exist in the sport sector. The practical focus of the project is to support the mobility of volunteers, coaches, managers, and staff of non-profit sports organizations for educational purposes and to help them acquire and improve the skills needed to operate when a safe and secure environment has been disturbed. Goal is to empower them to co-create and use specific protocols for safety and security, tailored for large groups of people during the sports events.