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Gender Equality Sport Award 2017

FISU 9 May 2017

 

LAUSANNE – FISU Gender Equality-Sport Award 2017 : It is an evident necessity for higher education institutions to set up an action plan to promote gender equality along with appropriate measures. On this basis, the FISU Gender Equality Committee (CEG) has established the Gender Equality-Sport Award as a concrete action aiming at contributing to the decision-making process at political level in order to encourage higher education institutions and research institutes to develop initiatives focusing on gender equality while giving the gender equality topic an extra boost.

The FISU Gender Equality-Sport Award is given to an existing project developed by a FISU member federation, an organisation, an institution or an individual to promote gender equality in the framework of university sport. Particular attention is given to projects that could act as models for other countries, regions and/or continents.

The award aims to increase the proportion of women involved in university sport and to promote better gender balance in academia, and therefore it complements the resources that institutions allocate to gender equality.

The FISU Gender Equality-Sport Award is presented every two years.

 

Please follow this link for more info and registration for the 2017 FISU Gender Equality-Sport Award   

 

Awards Past Editions

  • 2015 edition:

    • Project: ‘Gender Equality in University Sport’

    • Implementing organisation: National University Sport Federation of Spain (CEDU)
  • 2013 edition:
    • Special projects category: ‘Mentoring Program for Female Leaders in Norwegian University Sports’
    • Implementing organisation: National University Sport Federation of Norway (NSI)
  • 2011 edition:
    • Project: ‘The Women’s Sports Day’
    •  Implementing organisation: National University Sport Federation of Kenya (KUSA) in conjunction with Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and technology (JKUAT)
  • 2009 edition:
    • Project: ‘Tandem: Mentoring for Young Women in University Sports’
    • Implementing organisation: National University Sport Federation of Germany (ADH)