26 & 27 JAN | Reporting of Wrongdoing as a Key Leverage to Prevent and Fight Corruption and Crimes in the Sport Sector

In occasion of the last phase of the TPREG-Project it’s organised the webinar ‘Reporting of Wrongdoing as a Key Leverage to Prevent and Fight Corruption and Crimes in the Sport Sector: the Role of Specialized Competencies’.

This event is divided in two sessions and the scope is both to disseminate the outcomes of the implemented activities and to foster a fertile debate among high-level actors in order to better outline future strategies and policies in view of a more strategic promotion of this approach and line of intervention.

The Final Dissemination Meeting will take place on 26th of January (11h30-13h00 in Lisbon) managed from Catholic University in Milan in coordination with CONI and will be focused on the technicalities and the role of national sport bodies. A Multiplier Event will take place on 27th of January (11h00-13h00 in Lisbon) hosted by Unioncamere Europa in coordination with KU Leuven University and will be focused on a multi-stakeholder debate among high level and primary actors aiming at outlining effective policies to promote a strategic use of education, training, procedures, mechanisms for reporting.

Agenda available here. Contact for info and registration: tutoring@tpreg-digitalclassroom.eu

About the project

T-PREG is funded by the European Commission through its Erasmus + Sport Programme. The project is coordinated by Marcelo Moriconi from th Centre for International Studies of Iscte – University Institute of Lisbon, and its partners are Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, KU Leuven Institute of Criminology, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Transparency International Slovenia,  Italian National Olympic Committee, National Olympic Committee of Portugal, the National Plan for Ethics in Sport of Portuguese Institute of Sport and Youth, International Betting Integrity Association, European Association for the Study of Gambling  and Ufficio Sport della Presidenza del Consiglio. More information on this project can be access through its website.

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