Beyond Horizons Toolkit
Introduction to the Training Tool
Who is behind the Beyond Horizons?
The project has been co-funded by the European Commission via the Erasmus+ Youth Cooperation Partnerships program and delivered through the French National Agency (Pôle Projets Erasmus+ Agence du Service Civique).
The partners are:
- The European Network of Outdoor Sports - ENOS (lead coordinator)
- International Sport and Culture Association ISCA | Denmark
- En Passant Par la Montagne Chamonix, France
- Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan KTH Stockholm, Sweden
- Nord-Troms friluftsråd Finnmark Friluftsråd, Norway
- Sport Ireland, Ireland, Cykelfrämjandet - Swedish cycling advocacy organization, Sweden
- Länsstyrelsen Västernorrland – County Administrative Board Västernorrland | Sweden
- Protect Our Winters (POW) Europe, Austria
- CREPS Rhone-Alpes – European outdoor sports centre, France.
What is the purpose of this tool?
Nature and outdoor sports should be accessible by everyone and it is currently a challenge. The main aim of this toolkit is to support the outdoor sports sector to engage, connect and empower disadvantaged young people in mountain and outdoor sports activities.
It offers research, learning experiences, best practices, and a variety of tools designed to help you overcome barriers to outdoor sports participation and inspire you to make outdoor recreation accessible to more young people.
Listen to the aim of the Beyond Horizons project from the team.
What will you find in this tool?
- Grounding for Success: There are common barriers to outdoor sports participation. In this section, we take a closer look at the barriers and start reflecting on the possible solutions.
- Breaking Barriers: It is time to focus on HOW. Get inspired by the good practices our team has uncovered and dive into how you use them for your own success.
- Building the Outdoors: In this section, we will provide you with tips, tricks and useful guidelines on how to apply for funding opportunities and build your own sustainable outdoor experience.