The EOC EU Office’s OCEAN project is making waves in European sport

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European sport is taking bold steps towards a greener future, and the EOC EU Office’s OCEAN project is at the forefront of this movement. As climate change continues to pose challenges globally, sports organisations are recognising their responsibility to reduce their environmental impact. The OCEAN project is a ground-breaking initiative designed to help these organisations measure and reduce their carbon footprints effectively.

By providing practical tools and frameworks, OCEAN enables sports bodies to track their emissions, identify key areas for improvement, and implement sustainable practices. This not only helps reduce their carbon impact but also fosters a culture of environmental responsibility within the sporting community.

As the project rolls out across Europe, it’s setting a powerful example of how sport can drive positive environmental change, ensuring that future generations of athletes and fans can enjoy a healthier planet.

Find out more about how the OCEAN project is leading the charge for sustainable sport:

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