Discover how to integrate sustainability into the management of sports organisations through a practical and comprehensive approach. This course provides key knowledge based on the SDG indicators, covering topics such as carbon footprint, circular economy, and resource management. It also includes ESG criteria, regulatory frameworks, and practical recommendations supported by real-life examples.

An Introduction to Sustainability for Sports Organisation Managers is a comprehensive training course designed to provide sports managers with the knowledge and tools to integrate sustainability into their organisations based on the SDG indicators, adopting a holistic approach. The course covers 13 modules on topics such as the carbon footprint, the circular economy, sustainable mobility and energy, water and waste management, and the organisation of sustainable events. The course also covers ESG criteria, international regulatory frameworks, capacity building, networking, leadership skills and practical recommendations for small clubs, all of which are grounded in real best practice examples.
The course is part of the SPORTEYE project, linked to the European Union’s Erasmus+ programme. It is based on the UN 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), promoting a holistic approach that connects environmental, social and economic dimensions. The training highlights how sport can contribute to key areas such as education, climate action, responsible consumption, inclusion and community development.
Additional resources, including the Research Report and supporting materials, are available on the official project platform: sporteye.eu.
Format: Asynchronous
