Danish Ministry of Culture

ISCA receives annual structural support from the Danish Ministry of Culture. This support is instrumental for the operations of the ISCA Secretariat which is located in Copenhagen.

DGI

DGI, as one of the original founders of ISCA, has been a long-term supporter of ISCA’s mission. Its support is realised through a cooperation agreement which includes structural support (operating costs) as well as special project support.

EU

ISCA is currently running or partnering in projects that are co-funded by the EU under the following Erasmus+ programmes: Erasmus+ Sport Collaborative Partnerships, Erasmus+ Sport Not-for-Profit European sport events, Key Action 1 (KA1) Mobility of individuals (European Voluntary Service and European Solidarity Corps), Key Action 2 (KA2) Cooperation for innovation and the exchange of good practices, and Key Action 3 (KA3) Support for policy reform.

Novo Nordisk

Novo Nordisk is partnering with DGI and ISCA to deliver the Move For Fun global initiative. Novo Nordisk is a leading health care company driving change to combat diabetes and other serious chronic diseases. Novo Nordisk will provide resources and communications support to pilot the new programme, including links to its global network of Novo Nordisk affiliates.

CISU - Civil Society in Development

Nordplus Adult

ISCA's Integration of Refugees Through Sport (IRTS) project is supported by a grant from the Nordplus Adult programme. Nordplus grants are available to organisations located in the Nordic or Baltic regions and aim to support innovative products and programmes in adult education.

Swiss Academy for Development

Swiss Academy for Development is a centre of excellence for sport and development, using sport and play to empower disadvantaged children and young people in Switzerland and internationally to become healthy, educated and employed citizens. Swiss Academy for Development has supported ISCA’s democracy initiatives in the Balkans.

Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has supported ISCA’s democracy initiatives in the Balkans, through its FRESTA funds.

Coca-Cola Foundation

The Coca-Cola Foundation has supported the development of the MOVE Week and the MOVE Transfer/MOVE Quality concept from 2012-2016.

Hungarian Ministry of Human Capacities

The Hungarian Ministry of Human Capacities supported the MOVE Congress 2019 through ISCA’s member National University, Leisure and School Sport Federation.

Danish Foundation for Sport and Culture Facilities

The Danish Foundation for Sport and Culture Facilities has supported ISCA’s MOVE Congress.

Sport Event Denmark

Sport Event Denmark has supported ISCA’s MOVE Congress.