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EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR 2020/21MAGAZINE eusa.eu CONTENTS Page 01. EUSA STRUCTURE 4 02. CONFERENCES AND MEETINGS 8 03. EUSA PROJECTS 14 04. EUROPEAN UNION INITIATIVES 28 05. UNIVERSITY SPORT IN EUROPE AND BEYOND 48 06. EUSA PARTNERS AND NETWORK 66 07. FUTURE PROGRAMME 76 This publication is free of charge and is supported by FISU. Co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union The European Commission’s support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein. Publisher: European University Sports Association; Realisation: Andrej Pišl, Fabio De Dominicis; Design, Layout, PrePress: Kraft&Werk; Photo: EUSA, FISU archives ISSN: 1855-4563 2 WELCOME ADDRESS Dear Friends, It is my utmost pleasure to welcome you to every member association, Executive Committee the pages of our yearly magazine, especially in member, commission member, member of staff these times. and volunteer, as well as an array of partners and supporters who contribute to the success The past year was definitely unique, full of story of EUSA. challenges, obstacles and hurdles, and has had profound effects in each and every aspect of all The past achievements and accomplishments of our lives. Although many plans changed, the were recognised and celebrated with the important thing is to move forward. It took a lot traditional EUSA Awards ceremony. Although of effort and dedication of the entire community the last edition was held online, this did not to react and adapt to COVID-19 and the new diminish the joy and pride of the awards situation. Amid the challenging circumstances, recipients, as well as the audience. it took joint cooperation, innovation, precaution and solidarity which is leading us to a Thanks to institutional and personal brighter future. partnerships, as well as our previous Adam Roczek, experiences, EUSA and its Institute were again EUSA President The university sport community was heavily recognised by the European Commission affected by COVID-19 and the pandemic. I would with the support of projects and initiatives like to acknowledge the work and engagement through the Erasmus+ Programme of the of our members, partners and event organisers, European Union. Two new projects – Inclusion as well as the whole EUSA family and thank in Sport (iSport) and the European Universities them for their efforts. Several activities were Games – received this great recognition in 2020, held throughout Europe over the year, many of and we are very proud and honoured by the them in an online format. The university sport acknowledgment of our work and trust put in community showed that having a sound mind in us at a European level. The support was also a sound body is key, and this was also reflected received by the International University Sport in the various activities commemorating the Federation – FISU, who continued supporting its International Day of University Sport and national university sport federations, as well as European Week of Sport across the continent. its continental associate partners. The European Universities Games and our This year we will come together at the General General Assembly were postponed for a Assembly, electing the governing body for year, as well as several of our projects and the new mandate. The recent changes in other activities. But EUSA took the time and our Statutes and Electoral Procedure aim to opportunity to connect with our members, enhance gender representation and ensures listening to their needs and challenges, having a student as a voting member of the and actively shared our activities and plans Executive Committee, and I look forward to with them. the future! We also launched a special anniversary book, I invite you to keep contributing to the encompassing highlights and achievements development of university sport on local, of the organisation in the 20 years since its national and international level, and stay in founding, while highlighting EUSA’s future contact with us throughout the year. plans. I am extremely proud of this publication, and invite you all to explore it yourselves. The book is also a great indicator that the greatest achievements can only be done in joint Adam Roczek, corporation, by a team of dedicated people. So EUSA President let me take the opportunity to thank each and 2 / 3 01. EUSA STRUCTURE MEMBER FEDERATIONS ALB Albania BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina FIN Finland IRL Ireland Albanian University Sport Sports Federation of Bosnia and Finnish Student Sports Student Sport Ireland Federation Herzegovina - Committee for Federation Irish Sport HQ, National Sports Parku Olimpik “Feti Borova”, University Sports Lapinrinne 2, Campus, Blanchardstown, Rr. “Liman Kaba”, Alipasina 14L, FI-00180 Helsinki IE- D15 DY62 Dublin AL-1001 Tirana BA-71000 Sarajevo P: +358 447 800 210 P: +353 1 625 1173 P: +355 4 22 57 191 P: +387 33 226 417 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.oll.fi www.studentsport.ie www.albanianssa.info BUL Bulgaria FRA France ISR Israel ARM Armenia Association for University Sport French University Sport Academic Sports Association Armenian Student Sports “Academic” Federation Wingate Institute for Physical Federation Studentski grad, Avenue de Fontainebleau 108, Education and Sports, Tsarav Aghbyur Str. 55/11, 35, NSA “Vasil Levski”, FR-94270 Le Kremelin-Bicetre IL- 4290200 Netanya AM-375052 Yerevan BG-1700 Sofia P: +33 1 58 68 22 75 P: +972 9 7990 193 P: +37455018458 P: +359 898 776 587 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.sport-u.com www.asa.org.il www.armssf.am www.aus.bg GEO Georgia ITA Italy AUT Austria CRO Croatia University Sports Federation of Italian University Sport Centre Austrian University Sports Croatian Academic Sports Georgia Via Angelo Brofferio 7, Organisation Federation Chavchavadze Avenue 49 a, IT-00195 Rome Auf der Schmelz 6A, Trg Drazena Petrovica 1, GE-0162 Tbilisi P: +39 06 372 2206 AT-1150 Vienna HR-10000 Zagreb P: +995 322 257 25 E: [email protected] P: +43 1 4277 28660 P: +385 1 484 3733 E: [email protected] www.cusi.it E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.usfg.ge www.unisport-austria.at www.unisport.hr KOS Kosovo GER Germany Kosovo University Sports AZE Azerbaijan CYP Cyprus German University Sports Federation Freewill Student Sport Society Cyprus University Sports Federation Rr. “Eqrem Çabej” 21, of Azerbaijan Republic “Genjlik” Federation Max Planck Str. 2, 10000 Pristina Khagani Str. 47, Amfipoleos 21, Strovolos, DE-64807 Dieburg P: +38338243747 AZ-1010 Baku CY-2025 Nicosia P: +49 6071 208 610 E: [email protected] P: +99412 498 73 42 P: +357 22 449864 E: [email protected] www.fsunk-kos.org E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.adh.de www.cusf.org.cy LAT Latvia BLR Belarus GRE Greece Latvian University Sports The Republican Center of CZE Czech Republic Hellenic Committee for Federation Physical Education and Sports Czech University Sports University Sport Brivibas Str. 333, for Pupils and Students Association A. Papandreou Str. 37, LV-1006 Riga 18 Lukjanovicha, Zatopkova 100/2, GR-15180 Athens P: +371 29517996 BY-220131 Minsk CZ-160 17 Prague P: +30 210 3443047 E: [email protected] P: +375 17 237 18 75 P: +420 608 258 118 E: [email protected] www.studentusports.lv E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.sporteducation.by www.caus.cz HUN Hungary LIE Liechtenstein Hungarian University Sports University Sports Federation of BEL Belgium EST Estonia Federation Liechtenstein Belgian University Sports Estonian Academic Sports Győri út 17, Fürst-Franz-Josef-Str, Federation Federation HU-1123 Budapest LI-9490 Vaduz Allée du Bol d’Air 13/3, Ujula 4, P: +36 1 4606 915 P: +423 265 11 04 BE-4031 Angleur EE-51008 Tartu E: [email protected] E: [email protected] P: +32 4 336 45 65 P: +372 53667305 http://www.mozduljra.hu www.lhsv.li E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.busf.be www.easl.ee 4 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2020-21 LTU Lithuania NOR Norway SVK Slovakia TUR Turkey Lithuanian Students Sports The Norwegian Association Slovak University Sports Turkish University Sports Association of University Sports Association Federation Sporto 6, Ullevål stadion, Trnavska cesta 37, Emek Mahallesi Kırım Cad. LT-44221 Kaunas NO-0840 Oslo SK-83104 Bratislava Liparis İş Merkezi No:36/13 P: +370 37 302 654 P: +4797618966 P: +421 2 4911 4505 Emek- Çankaya, E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] TR-06500 Ankara www.lssa.lt www.studentidrett.no www.saus.sk P: +90 312 310 88 88 E: [email protected] MLT Malta POL Poland SLO Slovenia www.tusf.org.tr Malta University Sports Club University Sports Association Slovenian University Sports Student’s House, University of of Poland Association UKR Ukraine Malta, Kredytowa 1a, Študentski kampus, Sport Students’ Union of Ukraine MT-MSD 2080 Msida PL-00-56 Warsaw Pivovarniška ulica 6, 1 Fizkultury Str., P: +356 99151923 P: +48 22 849 71 36 SI-1000 Ljubljana UA-3150 Kiev E: [email protected] E: [email protected] P: +386 40 750 570 P: +38 044 287 5452 www.musc.org.mt www.azs.pl E: [email protected] E: [email protected] www.susa.org www.osvitasport.org MDA Moldova POR Portugal Moldavian Student and Veterans Portuguese Academic ESP Spain GBR United Kingdom Sports Federation Federation of University Sport Spanish University Sport British Universities & Colleges str.
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