• THE HOUSE OF 
    EUROPEAN SPORT

    REPRESENTING THE EUROPEAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEES (EOC) AND OTHER MAJOR SPORTING ORGANISATIONS, (NOCs, EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL FEDERATIONS) IN BRUSSELS.

    PROMOTING GOOD GOVERNANCE, SPORTS INTEGRITY AND A MORE SUSTAINABLE SPORT, EQUALITY AND INCLUSION FOR A STRONGER GRASSROOTS SPORT AND BETTER USE OF SPORT AS HEALTH-ENHANCING TOOL.
  • EOC EU OFFICE TOOLBOX FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE

    FIND HERE THE TOOLS DEVELOPED BY THE EOC EU OFFICE WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE ERASMUS+ PROGRAMME.

    IMPROVE YOUR GOVERNANCE AND WORK ON: GENDER EQUALITY, CARBON FOOTPRINT, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION, STAKEHOLDERS MANAGEMENT AND MANY OTHERS. 

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  • THE HOUSE OF 
    EUROPEAN SPORT

    REPRESENTING THE EUROPEAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEES (EOC) AND OTHER MAJOR SPORT ORGANISATIONS (NOCs, EUROPEAN AND INTERNATIONAL FEDERATIONS ) IN BRUSSELS
  • THE EOC EU OFFICE 
    STANDS FOR

    PROMOTION OF GOOD GOVERNANCE
    PRESERVATION OF SPORTS INTEGRITY
    A MORE SUSTAINABLE SPORT
    EQUALITY AND INCLUSION OF ALL IN SPORT
    STRONGER SUPPORT FOR GRASSROOTS SPORT
    BETTER USE OF SPORT AS HEALTH-ENHANCING TOOL

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The EOC EU Office has developed a number of tools within its Erasmus+ Sport projects, always with the objective of helping sport organisations to improve their governance.
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Household expenditure on sporting goods and services: disparities across the EU

According to Eurostat's 2020 data, EU households allocated an average of 1.2% of their total expenditure to sporting goods and services, with significant variations across countries. Ireland recorded the highest average expenditure, while Bulgaria reported the lowest. Higher-income households consistently spent more on sports-related items, with the top income quintile in several countries spending at […]

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Building bridges: German sport meets EU priorities

This week the EOC EU Office hosted the 35th Gemeinschaftstagung Internationales, bringing to Brussels a dynamic delegation from Germany’s Landessportbünde, Landessportjugenden, the DOSB and the dsj. Over two productive days, delegates swapped insights on their European and global project pipelines, compared strategies for international engagement and took a deep dive into the fast-evolving EU sport-policy […]

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The EOC EU Office is the House of European Sport, representing the European Olympic Committees (EOC), the IOC and other major sport organisations to the European institutions in Brussels.
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