Improving the Subjective Wellbeing of Young Women in Balkans through Interventions in their Physical Activity Young women of Balkans have traditionally less physical activity compared to the women of Western Europe and their employment rates are less, so this leads to lower levels of physical activity. In this perspective our new Fit-Balkans project is focusing to seek ways of improving […]
Building Family Bonds Through Sports Project BONTS is designed to increase the participation of all families in sports and games by creating adapted versions of existing sports and games so that both younger and older family members can enjoy them and benefit from them. We start with clear objectives that are: • Encourage parents and children to actively engage in […]
With the current food and energy crisis in Europe, all food related business has a big challenge – introduce zero waste and low energy practices. After pandemic restauration businesses have restarted at a full speed. During and after the pandemic catering and food delivery have increased, BUT there is a serious problem with human resources in the tourist sector and […]
According to estimates from the World’s Children 2021 report by UNICEF, mental health disorders, including depression and anxiety, are now present in 16.3% of European youth aged 10–19 years, an estimate that is higher than the global average of 13.2%. Sport and physical exercise in the open air is one of the most effective ways to prevent and treat mental […]
Our new partnership project is called EquFisc – Equal Steps with a Flying Disc, project Nº 101049874, supported under the European Union ERASMUS-SPORT-2021-SSCP program and hosted by the Croatian Flying Disc Federation, in Zagreb. Mothers and daughters do not exercise as actively as boys in rural areas. As a result, the issue of gender inequality comes to the fore in […]
The scope of the WHISTLE project (Erasmus+ Sport) is to prevent and fight Verbal Sexual Harassment (VSH) and catcalling in sport, as this behaviour has a negative influence over women’s practice of sport being one of the causes of dropout from organized sports and one of the barriers that limits women to practice outdoor physical activity. Catcalling is not a […]
Between July 25-29 See & Share trips arrived in Skopje in North Macedonia. Another typical Balkan country, with all the advantages and disadvantages that arise from this quality. In the short time we had we visited a few emblematic places in the capital Skopje as Macedonia Square in the new city center where bridges, statues and headquarters of some institutions […]
See & Hear Project first stop was Stara Zagora, capital of the region with the same name in central Bulgaria. We invite you to enjoy our walk in the Antique Forum Augusta Trayana and modern city center. Get into the amazing Regional History museum, follow us along an original Roman street – Cardo Maximus and dress as real Roman senator […]
Every day more and more older members of the society are feeling vulnerable and threatened by millennials’ unwillingness to change their way of living. This intergenerational conflict could intensify if the Covid-19 crisis lasts. In the same time, there is also a risk of increasing the gap between EU and non EU neighbouring countries. That’s why there is an urgent […]
Plovdiv, a charming city, full of history but anchored deeply in the present. We were pleased to show to our partners from different countries involved in the See & Share project the beauty and history of Philippopolis: the Dzhumaya Mosque, the Armenian Church, the ancient stadium of Trimontium and some beautiful houses in the old town as the “Hindlian” one. […]
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