Sport as a Catalyst for Sustainable Development: Innovative Financing and International Cooperation in Action (COSP 18 Side Event).

 

 Through this event, Italy, Albania and the Dominican Republic reaffirm their commitment to advancing international cooperation in sport, and to promoting inclusive, resilient communities built on solidarity, respect, and shared opportunity.

The side event will delve into the tangible impact of such cooperation through a number of initiatives, including the inclusion of free sports programmes in the Municipality of Rome's budget, inspired by Progetto Filippide, and the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Progetto Filippide and the Government of Albania to establish inclusive sports centers in Tirana and Shkodra.

Objectives

  • To present innovative financing systems that support sustainable, inclusive sport programs in line with the CRPD.
  • To showcase successful models of international cooperation, including the Italy-Albania partnership and the role of Progetto Filippide.
  • To promote dialogue on integrating sport into broader development strategies, including the UN Action Plan on Sport for Development and Peace.

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