IntegriSport 3.0: Advancing Sports Integrity Across Europe – CSCF Foundation Highlights Progress and Strategy Following Interim Meeting


[Barcelona, Date] - The CSCF Foundation for Sport Integrity is proud to announce significant progress and strategic plans following the project's recent interim meeting. All country partners, including Play Fair Code (Austria), the Greek Ministry of Culture and Sports, the National Police of Spain, the Estonian Center for Integrity in Sports (ESTCIS), National Agency for Sports of Romania, and the Bulgarian Ministry of Youth and Sports, gathered to evaluate the project and discuss its progress.


Integrisport 3.0 is a project established to provide theoretical and practical support for law enforcement and judiciaries in the six program countries: Austria, Bulgaria, Estonia, Greece, Romania, and Spain, co-financed by the European Union.

Over the past year, IntegriSport 3.0, in coordination with CSCF, has successfully conducted four pivotal awareness-raising sessions in Greece, Spain, Austria, and Estonia. These sessions convened diverse stakeholders, including law enforcement officers, prosecutors, and representatives from sports, esports, betting industries, ministries, and international authorities such as FIFPRO, Interpol, Europol, UEFA, and the International Olympic Committee.

During the recent interim meeting, the discussion delved into "good practices" and "lessons learned" from previous sessions and other activities undertaken by the project and also revolved around the upcoming awareness sessions scheduled in Bulgaria and Romania. The focus remains on engaging with key stakeholders to fortify integrity in sports and esports, targeting law enforcement, judiciaries, and prominent figures within the sports and esports community.

Looking ahead, IntegriSport 3.0 anticipates hosting a pivotal webinar in September, tailored for the law enforcement and judiciary community, culminating in a grand closing event slated for November.

Norbert Rubicsek, CSCF Foundation for Sport Integrity's representative, expressed optimism about the project's trajectory, stating, "As the coordinator of IntegriSport 3.0, CSCF is proud of the progress we have made in our first year. Our collaborative efforts have underscored the importance of addressing sports manipulation and crime from a multidisciplinary perspective. We are committed to driving impactful change and fostering trust in sports and esports."

After the interim meeting, representatives from CSCF and INEFC met with officers of MOSSOS, highlighting IntegriSport 3.0's scope and showcasing its objectives and potential in supporting MOSSOS's efforts in combating sports manipulation and crime in sports and esports.

As IntegriSport 3.0 continues its journey, stakeholders are encouraged to stay tuned for further updates and opportunities to contribute to the project's mission!

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Disclaimer: The project is funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or EACEA. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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