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The European Union Strategies For Promoting Sport in My Neighbourghood Julia Swiatkiewicz IIG

Julia Swiatkiewicz IIG. The European Funding is money collected from all the member countries from all the member countries and then spent for improving

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The European Union Strategies

For Promoting Sport in My

NeighbourghoodJulia Swiatkiewicz IIG

The European Funding is money collected from all the member countries from all the member countries and then spent for improving science, economy, employment etc. They mostly come from taxes and duties in member countries.

Something about European Funding

Buliding, reconstruction and repairs of sport infrastructure (ex. Playing fields, Swimming pools, stadiums etc.),

Renovating beaches, watering places, marians, sport paths,

Adaptating sport objects for disabled people, Improving sport buildings to make them

better, Building sport objects near school and

universities,

What can be found?

Organising a lot of festivals, contests, marathones and events,

Builiding infrastucture for active tourism (ex: ski lifts)

In our neighborhood there is a strong emphasis on the development of sport. Thanks to subsidies from the EU, we have a beautiful playfields called „Orlik" and you can use them for free.

In our neighbourhood…

The second example are gyms on the open air where you can train your body.

Third example are various facilities such as sports halls and swimming pools which were built thanks to subsidies from EU.

Moreover students at each school has an opportunity to join extra PE classes. The money to fund those classes are partly taken from the EU subsidies.

Thanks for your atention!