An EU co-funded initiative that brings sustainability, digitalization and inclusion to community sports through an AI‑powered platform, hands‑on training and policy engagement.
GreenSport 2030 connects partners from Portugal, Slovenia, Poland, Croatia, Cyprus and Türkiye to make grassroots sports greener, smarter and more inclusive.
The project develops the AI-powered GreenSport Hub—a digital platform that helps sports clubs and municipalities monitor and reduce their environmental footprint across energy, water, waste and mobility. Training, pilot actions and policy dialogues ensure sustainable change that lasts.
As Zielone Śląskie, we lead Work Package 4 — Training & Certification. We design and deliver national workshops and online courses on green, inclusive sports management, build the GreenSport Champions network, and coordinate certification for clubs and coaches. We also support pilots of the GreenSport Hub with two partner clubs from Silesia and convene a Decision‑Maker Focus Group to advance policy adoption.
Leads overall management and governance, financial oversight and policy engagement; hosts the final dissemination event in Portugal.
National sports federation partner supporting training content and policy outreach; contributes to governance and sustainability programmes.
Designs and delivers training & certification in Poland, builds the GreenSport Champions network, and supports pilots with Silesian clubs.
Manages EU‑wide communication and dissemination: website, social media, media production and stakeholder engagement.
Conducts needs analysis and develops the sustainability governance framework; facilitates decision‑maker dialogues and policy alignment.
Develops the AI‑powered GreenSport Hub, ensuring usability, GDPR compliance and scalable deployment across grassroots clubs.
Interested in piloting the GreenSport Hub, joining a workshop or partnering on circular equipment reuse? Let’s talk.
Email: erasmus@zieloneslaskie.pl • Web: zieloneslaskie.pl
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Proposal number: 101244157 • EU grant: 400 000,00 EUR • Total eligible costs: 400 000,00 EUR
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