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EUSA Magazine 2013 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2013 CONTENTS Page 01 EUSA Structures 4 02 European Universities Championships 8 03 EUSA Patronage 46 04 EUSA Conferences and Projects 52 05 EU Initiatives 70 06 Our Partners 78 07 Cooperation and Alliances 98 08 Future Program 104 2 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2013 www.eusa.eu WELCOME ADDress Dear friends, With great pleasure and pride I am writing General Assembly which was held in Funchal, Adam Roczek, this Welcome Address, presenting the annual Madeira in March 2013, an international EUSA President EUSA Magazine for the year 2013. I invite you conference was organised, presenting new to check the highlights we have prepared and opportunities for university sport. The topic do not hesitate to check our website for more of education will be further developed in the information. future as well, also through a newly established Educational Services Commission. We paid European University Sports Association – special recognition to the special achievements of EUSA concluded the year 2013 very positively, individuals, teams and organisations by awarding undoubtedly due to engagement of our member them at the Gala, also held in Madeira. At this associations, dedication of the members of occasion let me sincerely thank our Portuguese Executive Committee, EUSA Commissions, hosts for all their efforts and hospitality. Office, EUSA event organisers, volunteers and entire EUSA Family, with strong support of our The International University Sports Federation – partners. Lots of new records have been set, FISU as the world umbrella organisation in the namely in terms of organised sports events and field of university sport remains a strong partner participation number & structure. of EUSA. The cooperation is very fruitful not just for EUSA and FISU as such, but also for our We have been working intensively on the project member associations. This is especially important of the European Universities Games, thoroughly as the organisation can only be successful by preparing for the 2nd edition of the Games in having active and strong members. Rotterdam in 2014. In 2013 we also attributed the 3rd European Universities Games, which will EUSA is proud to have established new take place in Zagreb-Rijeka in 2016, and already partnerships in the past year, and strengthen the opened the bidding for the 4th edition of the event existing ones. The cooperation with the European for 2018. Handball Federation (EHF) and European Fair Play Movement (EFPM) has been formalised, In 2013, another European project where EUSA cooperation with other organisations has also was one of the partners successfully concluded been intensified and will continue in the upcoming – Prevention of Sexualised Violence in Sport. Our years as well. other projects, including the social responsibility ones have been successfully running in the past In 2014 EUSA is about to commemorate its 15th year as well. Apart of this, we were successful anniversary. We will start the year with a new in getting funding together with our partners for visual identity, making us even more recognisable the European Voluntary Service (EVS), which and bringing us closer to our target audience. In will be part of the new Erasmus+ programme 2014 we will also celebrate the 2nd European in the future. This new chapter also opens new Universities Games in Rotterdam, which will be a opportunities on European level, as sport has great experience for all the participants, bringing been placed in the funding structures, resulting in together sport, education, culture and socialising. new opportunities for development of sport in the EU and neighbouring countries. Please read the magazine, share our achievements and join us in our activities! We realise the importance of capacity building, networking and education, so in addition to the 2 / 3 EUSA 01 Structures MEMBER FEDerations ALB Albania BEL Belgium CZE Czech Republic GRE Greece Albanian Students Sports Belgium University Sports Czech University Sports Hellenic Committee for Association Federation Association University Sport Rruga e Durresit 11, a. 26, AL- Minderbroedersstr. 12, BE-3000 Atleticka 100/2, CZ-160 17 A. Papandreou Str. 37, GR-15180 1001 Tirana Leuven Prague Athens Phone/Fax: +355 4 239 255 Phone: +32 16 290 375 Phone: +420 25 721 0787 Phone: +30 210 682 7905 Email: assa.federation@yahoo. Fax: +32 16 290 342 Fax: +420 22 051 2561 Fax: +30 210 682 3509 com Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.albanianssa.info www.busf.be www.caus.cz HUN Hungary ARM Armenia BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina EST Estonia Hungarian University Sports Armenian Student Sports Sports Federation of Bosnia and Estonian Academic Sports Federation Federation Herzegovina – Committee for Federation Istvanmezei ut 1-3, HU-1146 Agatangeghos Str. 6, AM- University Sports Lai 24, EE-51008 Tartu Budapest 375010 Yerevan Marsala Tita 9a, BA-71000 Phone/Fax: +372 7 333 233 Phone: +36 1 4606 915 Phone: +374 10 525 410 Sarajevo Email: [email protected] Fax: +36 1 4606 916 Fax: +374 10 545 831 Phone/Fax: +387 33 226 417 www.easl.ee Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.mefs.hu FIN Finland AUT Austria BUL Bulgaria Finnish Student Sports ISL Iceland Austrian University Sports Association for University Federation University of Iceland Organisation Sports “Academic” Lapinrinne 2, FI-00180 Helsinki Students’ Athletics Association Auf der Schmelz 6A, AT-1150 Student Campus NSA Vasil Phone: +358 447 800 210 Thorunnarstr. 83, IS-600 Vienna Levski 1700, Email: [email protected] Akureyri Phone: +43 1 427 728 660 BG-1000 Sofia www.oll.fi Phone: +354 665 6081 Fax: +43 1 427 728 661 Phone: +359 882 438 000 Email: [email protected] FRA France Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.notendur.hi.is/is/ French University Sport www.unisport.ac.at www.aus.bg Federation IRL Ireland AZE Azerbaijan CRO Croatia Avenue de Fontainebleau 108, Student Sport Ireland Freewill Student Sport Society Croatian Academic Sports FR-94270 Le Kremlin-Bicetre Irish Sport HQ, National Sports of Federation Phone: +33 1 5868 2275 Campus, Azerbaijan Republic “Genjlik” Horvacanski zavoj 15, HR-10000 Fax: +33 1 4658 1273 Blanchardstown, IE-15 Dublin Khagani Str. 21, AZ-1000 Baku Zagreb Email: [email protected] Phone: +353 1 625 1173 Phone: +994 12 498 7342 Phone/Fax: +385 1 301 4737 www.sport-u.com Email: [email protected] Fax: +994 12 493 7463 Email: sport@studentskisport. www.studentsport.ie GEO Georgia Email: [email protected] com University Sports Federation of ISR Israel www.studentskisport.com BLR Belarus Georgia Academic Sports Association The Republican Center of CYP Cyprus Vazha Pshavela Ave. 76b, GE- Ruppin Academic Center, Physical Education and Sports Cyprus University Sports 0186 Tbilisi Student House, for Pupils and Students Federation Phone: +995 322 183 696 IL-40250 Emek Heifer Pobeditelej Ave. 2, BY-220004 Amipoleos 21, Strovolos, Email: [email protected] Phone: +972 9 799 0193 Minsk CY-2025 Lefkosia www.usfg.ge Fax: +972 9 799 0194 Phone/Fax: +375 17 203 5712 Phone: +357 22 449 864 Email: [email protected] GER Germany E-mail: [email protected] Fax: +357 22 449 865 www.asa.org.il German University Sports www.sporteducation.by Email: [email protected] Federation www.cusf.org.cy Max Planck Str. 2, DE-64807 Dieburg Phone: +49 6071 208 610 Fax: +49 6071 207 578 Email: [email protected] www.adh.de 4 EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY SPORTS ASSOCIATION YEAR MAGAZINE 2013 www.eusa.eu ITA Italy MNE Montenegro RUS Russia SUI Switzerland Italian University Sport Centre Students Sports Association of Russian Students Sport Union Swiss University Sports Via Angelo Brofferio 7, IT-00195 Montenegro Luzhnetskaya naberezhnaya 8, Federation Rome Cetinjski put bb, ME-81000 Off 331, Dufourstr. 50, CH-9000 St. Phone: +39 06 372 2206 Podgorica RU-119991 Moscow Gallen Fax: +39 06 372 4479 Phone/Fax: +382 20 265 942 Phone/Fax: +7 499 245 1794 Phone: +41 71 224 2256 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Fax: +41 71 224 2254 www.cusi.it www.unisportmne.ac.me www.studsport.ru Email: [email protected] www.shsv.ch LAT Latvia NED The Netherlands SRB Serbia Latvian Universities Sports Dutch Students Sports University Sports Federation of TUR Turkey Federation Association Serbia Turkish University Sports Brivibas Str 333, LV-1006 Riga Uppsalalaan 3, NL-3584 CT Strahinjica Bana 73a, RS-11000 Federation Phone: +371 29 110 691 Utrecht Belgrade Emek Mah. 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