About
Project Partners
The success of DiaSportCamp is built on a robust partnership among three dedicated organisations, each contributing its unique expertise to ensure the project’s seamless execution. All partners operate in full compliance with the EU’s Erasmus+ programme guidelines, emphasising the importance of visibility and mutual cooperation.
Partners
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Mamut 2018 (Coordinator – Serbia)
As the project’s coordinator and primary applicant, Mamut 2018 is responsible for overall project management, strategic planning, and the orchestration of the sports camp. With extensive experience in organising youth sports camps and managing cross-border projects, Mamut 2018 ensures that all project components—from administrative oversight to the final evaluation—are executed with precision. The organisation also guarantees adherence to EU funding regulations and reporting requirements, maintaining transparency throughout the project lifecycle.
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HAŠK Mladost (Partner 1 – Croatia)
HAŠK Mladost, based in Zagreb, brings unparalleled expertise in the development of online educational materials and the delivery of digital training sessions. This partner is tasked with designing and implementing comprehensive online education modules aimed at coaches and sports staff. HAŠK Mladost’s role is critical in ensuring that the latest techniques and protocols in diabetes management are effectively communicated to all stakeholders. Their commitment to educational excellence and innovation strongly aligns with the Erasmus+ objectives of promoting quality learning and social inclusion.
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MP Sport (Partner 2 – Romania)
MP Sport, the Romanian partner, plays a pivotal role in the practical realisation of the sports camp. Drawing on years of experience in organising sports events and managing youth activities, MP Sport is responsible for supporting the logistics, on-site implementation, and evaluation of the camp’s activities. Their contributions ensure that the theoretical components developed by HAŠK Mladost are effectively translated into practice, creating a safe and stimulating environment for all participants. MP Sport’s local expertise further enhances the project’s transnational impact, fostering wider cross-border cooperation under the Erasmus+ framework.
Together, these partners form a dynamic consortium that exemplifies the spirit of European collaboration. Their combined efforts ensure that DiaSportCamp not only meets but exceeds the ambitious targets set forth by the Erasmus+ programme, making a lasting impact on the inclusion and empowerment of young athletes with diabetes.
