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Interview with the project partners on the implementation of the community engagement and outreach phase.

Interviews with academics who work on improving the environmental performance of football and sports

Interviews with practitioners in sports and initiatives beyond football

Interviews with various practitioners and workers in the world of football – clubs, associations, advocates, stadiums.

Interview with Susan Buckingham, the ACCESS project’s gender auditor

Interviews with people working on the ACCESS project on behalf of GAA, Football Association of Wales, Danish FA and FC Porto.

A heartfelt support expressed by Seán Kelly MEP, the GAA’s former Uachtarán (President) and acknowledgement of the results achieved in Dublin , thanks to GAA’s efforts and the ACCESS project.

Source: Sean Kelly MEP X Account

Awarded by Filipe Araújo, the city of Porto’s vice-mayor, this award confirms the successful local implementation of the ACCESS project and its contribution to a more circular Porto.

Language: Portuguese

Recording credits: Porto Canal

As a part of the 2-day visit to Porto which included a project meeting and a training on gender mainstreaming, the club organised a study tour of its key local public and private stakeholders. Beside the project partners, some 20 more participants accepted the club’s invitation and joined for an inspiring and eventful day.

Language: Portuguese

Recording credits: Porto Canal

The Football Association of Wales has today launched its first ever sustainability strategy, ‘Cymru, well-being and the world’ outlining its vision for a ‘global, local Cymru’, using the power of football to improve the nation’s well-being.