Project Objectives

Promoting year round physical activities

EWWS emphasizes the importance of staying active even in winter. Many adults reduce their activity levels during colder months, but this project encourages physical activity all year, reminding people that staying active is essential, no matter the season.

Making winter sports accessible and inclusive

EWWS aims to bring winter sports to everyone, not just those who live near the mountains. By organizing affordable and inclusive events, the project helps people overcome barriers to participation, ensuring that winter sports are accessible to underrepresented groups and communities far from traditional winter sports locations.

Driving sustainability and climate action in winter sports

EWWS seeks to combat climate change by promoting sustainable practices in winter sports. The project focuses on making winter sports events more environmentally friendly, raising awareness about the impact of climate change, and providing tools to help local organizations create eco-friendly events that are financially sustainable.

Identify Needs for Sustainable Events
Collect best practices, research impact of winter sport events on the environment and future perspectives concerning the development of organisation of sustainable sport events.
European Week of Winter Sports
Implementation of the European week of winter sport, international and local workshops, toolkit and video-tutorials to guide in the organisation of local events
Increase the level of eco-awareness
Video-tutorials to guide the organisation of sustainable events, compendium of best practices, social media campaign and contest to raise awareness on sustainability

Our Partners

L’orma (Italy)
European platform for sport and innovation (Belgium)
Lunex (Luxembourg)
Kilian Jornet Foundation (Spain)
Ngo Nest Berlin (Germany)
Bulgarian sports development association (Bulgaria)
European university sports association (Slovenia)
Skiclub Rijeka (Croatia)
Deporte para la educacion y la salud (Spain)