Erasmus+ Sport 2019: 260 Projects Funded Under EAC/A03/2018

The Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) has published the Erasmus+ Sport 2019 selection results. A total of 260 projects were selected under call EAC/A03/2018, backed by a call budget of EUR 49.8 million.

The figures cover three separate actions, each with its own allocation of funded proposals. The largest share went to Small Collaborative partnerships, which accounted for 144 of the selected projects. Collaborative partnerships followed with 104 projects. The remaining 12 projects fall under Not-for-profit European Sport Events.

The results were made public on 27 September 2019. The full selection lists are available on the EACEA website.

How the 260 projects break down

The distribution across the three action types shows where the funding volume was concentrated. Small Collaborative partnerships, with 144 projects, represent more than half of all selections. Collaborative partnerships, at 104, form the second-largest group. Not-for-profit European Sport Events, with 12 projects, make up the smallest portion of the list.

• Small Collaborative partnerships: 144 projects
• Collaborative partnerships: 104 projects
• Not-for-profit European Sport Events: 12 projects

These three categories together account for the full set of 260 funded proposals under the call. The breakdown gives applicants and sport organisations a clear of how the EUR 49.8 million budget was spread across the available actions.

Where to find the official lists

The selection lists were published on the EACEA website on 27 September 2019. Organisations and individuals seeking the full details of funded projects can consult those lists directly. The published material identifies the projects selected under each action type.

Details such as the names of individual projects or organisations, per-project budgets, participating countries, selection criteria, and the number of applications received are not included in the summary figures released with the results. Those specifics would need to be checked against the official selection lists themselves.

What the figures show

For anyone tracking EU sport funding, the 2019 call results provide a concrete snapshot: 260 projects, EUR 49.8 million, and a clear split across Collaborative partnerships, Small Collaborative partnerships, and Not-for-profit European Sport Events. The publication of the lists on the EACEA website marks the point at which the selection process for call EAC/A03/2018 moved from evaluation to public record.