Category:Steering committee
Brussels, March 14-15, 2024
On the 14 and 15th of March, partners of the Move At Work project held their 5th steering committee meeting in Brussels, hosted at the offices of FESI and Sport & Citizenship. The meeting served as a pivotal moment for partners to assess the project’s advancement and prepare for forthcoming initiatives.
Among the key agenda items was the comprehensive review of the criteria for the WAC certification. Leveraging the expertise of partners such as the European Federation For Company Sport, the University of Copenhagen, and Evaleo, the consortium refined the certification process to ensure its efficacy and relevance in promoting workplace activity.
EFCS also announced the certification of the first company of the year in March, marking a commendable achievement in fostering active and healthy workplaces.
A notable contribution emerged from Copenhagen’s University, which presented a comprehensive report on the evaluation and measurement of the impact of physical activity policies within companies. This insightful study promises to equip the consortium with valuable tools to aid companies, institutions, and employees in promoting physical activity within the workplace.
Looking ahead, the consortium outlined ambitious plans for its major end-of-project initiative: the development of a website and a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) aimed at both newcomers and experts in the field of corporate sports. With a vision of creating a sustainable tool that can be used at the European level, the platform seeks to promote and facilitate corporate sports participation across the continent.
Following the steering committee meeting, the consortium participated in the conference titled “Towards Sportive and Eco-Responsible Companies: Presentation of the Run4Div and M@W Projects,” in partnership with the RunforDiv project. This collaborative effort underscores the partners’ commitment to promoting physical activity while also advocating for environmental sustainability within the corporate sector.
As the Move At Work project continues to evolve and expand its reach, stakeholders are encouraged to stay engaged and informed about upcoming developments. With a shared dedication to fostering active and healthy workplaces, the consortium remains steadfast in its mission to promote corporate wellness throughout Europe.
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This new M@W adventure is building on the Workplace Active Certification‘s success. This new Erasmus+ project launched on January 2023 will last 3 years. Its goal is to promote the implementation of physical activity in the workplace. The consortium, led by the FFSE, gathered 8 partners from 5 different countries to meet for the 1st […]
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