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On 28-29 January 2025, the SAFE HARBOUR project officially commenced with its Kick-off Meeting in Brussels, bringing together representatives from the project’s 27 partner organisations. Coordinated by the EOC EU Office and co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme, this initiative aims to strengthen safeguarding response mechanism in European sport by identifying key challenges, improving policies, and fostering collaboration across borders.

The Croatian Olympic Committee, as a partner in the PORTAL project, is working to address the complex challenges Olympians face during their transition to post-retirement life.

The “Istituto per il Credito Sportivo e Culturale S.p.A.”  hosted this morning the President of the Croatian Olympic Committee, Zlatko Mateša, former Prime Minister of Croatia to present the bank’s activity and share the experience gained over the years in financing the Sports and Cultural sector. 

Since the kick-off meeting in the Azores, significant progress has been made on key aspects of the SURE project, as highlighted in the partner meetings. Below is a summary of the finalized developments in 2024:

The Croatian Olympic Committee, as a partner in the OCEAN Project, is involved in developing strategies and tools for reducing the carbon footprint in sports, contributing to a more sustainable future for sports organizations.

Pristina, November 23, 2024 – In cooperation with the Kosovo Olympic Committee and ENGSO (European Organisation for NGOs), the European Sport Platform 2024 was held in Pristina from November 21 to 23, 2024.

Zagreb, November 16, 2024 – The large international taekwondo tournament, the Korean Ambassador's Cup Croatia Open, is being held at the Sutinska Vrela Hall in Zagreb, with more than 900 competitors and officials from countries all over the world, ranging from Brazil to Korea.

Zagreb, October 29, 2024 – The Athletes’ Commission of the Croatian Olympic Committee for the 2024-2028 term held its founding session at the Croatian Olympic Committee headquarters.

We are pleased to share key highlights from the third meeting of the EU-funded GUARD project, a significant initiative aimed at enhancing child safeguarding practices across Europe. Our diverse consortium, composed of dedicated partners from various sectors, is committed to advancing the project's objectives through collaboration and innovation.