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From 23 to 30 September, let’s #BeActive! Millions of people, sports professionals, enthusiasts, experts and associations from across Europe – and beyond – every year come together to take part in one of the biggest sport initiatives in the world: the European Week of Sport.
Led by the European Commission and co-organised by national coordinators and sport partners all over Europe, the Week promotes an active lifestyle through a variety of celebrations and events. Launched in 2015, the #BeActive European Week of Sport was created in response to the worsening inactivity crisis to contribute to the well-being of European citizens
The Week is for everyone – regardless of age, background or fitness level – and helps individuals, public authorities, the sport movement civil society, and sports organisations from the private sector collaborate in the field of sport.
since its first edition.
