Methodology: Building the Foundation

At the end of August, the consortium submitted one of the project’s core deliverables:
The “REGENERATIVE SEA SPORTS Methodology”.
This comprehensive document outlines the conceptual and practical structure of the project, including:

• Inventory Conceptualisation & Identification
• Integrated Management & Governance Methodology
• Monitoring Methodology with a Battery of Indicators

This publication provides a solid foundation for implementing regenerative approaches at pilot sites — making the project’s outcomes measurable, adaptable, and impactful at a local and European level.

Steering Committee in Quiberon

On 18 September, partners gathered in Quiberon, France, for the in-person Steering Committee meeting, hosted by ENVSN – École Nationale de Voile et des Sports Nautiques. Key topics included:

• Reviewing project progress
• Preparing local stakeholder workshops
• Planning pilot regenerative activities
• Expanding the International Advisory Board

The meeting encouraged collaboration and idea-sharing, with a strong emphasis on real-world impact and community-based action.

A Step Forward for Green Sport

Following the discussions in Quiberon, ReSea Sports officially signed the Green Sport Manifesto, a European Commission initiative under SHARE 2.0.

This move formalises the project’s commitment to sustainability in governance, impact measurement, and engagement — reinforcing the belief that sea sports can be powerful agents of environmental regeneration.

About the Partners

HAŠK Mladost contributes to the project through education, outreach and connection with other sports organizations. Project partner Aethnic, based in Spain, brings long-standing expertise in Responsible and Sustainable Tourism (RST), especially in working with local communities and promoting ecologically aware practices.

Together, the ReSea Sports network continues building a Europe where sport regenerates more than it consumes — for the benefit of both people and the planet.