World Sport for All

FISpT's Board Approves 2026–2028 Strategic Plan for Global Sport for All

The International Sport for All Federation (FISpT) is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has formally approved the FISpT Strategic Plan 2026–2028, a three-year roadmap designed to transform the federation’s long-standing IOC recognition and historical legacy into visible services for members and concrete Sport for All impact worldwide.

Positioning FISpT as an action-oriented, consultative and globally relevant Sport for All federation, the new plan shifts focus from institutional preservation to visible service delivery for members, partners and communities. It outlines a clear path to build a credible governance and membership platform, launch practical Sport for All programmes and annual campaigns, strengthen partnerships with key global actors, develop a knowledge and observatory role, and refresh the federation’s identity, including a proposed rebranding under a clearer global name.

The Strategic Plan will now be submitted to the FISpT membership for consideration and approval. Members are invited to review the document carefully and submit their comments, observations and proposed amendments before the final approval process.

The Plan is designed to move FISpT from institutional preservation towards visible, practical and member-focused delivery. It seeks to build on FISpT’s history, international standing and IOC recognition by creating a stronger governance and membership platform, delivering practical Sport for All programmes, expanding strategic partnerships and positioning the Federation as a credible contributor to global Sport for All policy and practice.

“By approving this plan, the Board has sent a strong signal that FISpT is ready to move from recognition to delivery,” stated the FISpT CEO, Marco Tomasini. “Our goal is to become the global Sport for All federation that connects policy to practice and supports national systems with real tools, not just titles.”

A dedicated section of the plan also proposes a rebranding of the federation from “Fédération Internationale du Sport pour Tous (FISpT)” to the operating name “World Sport for All,” aligning with the trend of “World …” names within the Olympic Movement while preserving FISpT’s legal identity and legacy. This rebranding aims to provide a clearer, more accessible global identity for the federation and its campaigns.

“Sport for All needs organisations that connect global vision with local reality,” the FISpT CEO added. “With this plan, we are committing FISpT to become that bridge – from policy to practice, from recognition to real impact.”

Members are encouraged to submit comments that are specific, constructive and supported by practical recommendations. Contributions from National Members, Individual Members, Committee Members, International Federation Members, International Organisation Members and Associate Members will all be considered within the applicable governance framework.

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The International Sport for All Federation is proud to unveil its new brand identity and logo, marking an important milestone in the Federation’s ongoing strategic evolution and reinforcing its commitment to a more dynamic, inclusive, and globally engaged future.

The new brand, World Sport for All, reflects the Federation’s international vocation while remaining firmly anchored in its core mission: promoting sport for everyone, everywhere, without barriers.

The new logo has been designed around a powerful and symbolic visual concept. It depicts five interwoven human figures, representing the five continents and the spirit of cooperation that unites the global sport for all movement. Together, these figures form a circle, evoking unity, continuity, and collective strength. The circular shape also recalls the Olympic circle, underscoring the Federation’s historic and enduring connection with the Olympic movement and the IOC.

The logo’s five colors mirror the colors of the Olympic rings, further strengthening this symbolic link and expressing a shared commitment to universality, harmony, and mutual respect. At the same time, the graphic composition suggests the image of a globe, emphasizing that the Federation’s vision is truly worldwide and built on a common effort to bring people together through sport.

A central feature of the new design is its clear commitment to inclusion. The five figures are intentionally non-gendered and diverse in appearance, reflecting a federation that does not distinguish between men and women, cultures, abilities, or backgrounds. This is inclusion at 365 degrees: open, modern, and fully aligned with the values of participation, accessibility, and equality.

The choice of the name World Sport for All has also been made with strategic intent. The word “World” highlights the Federation’s international and global dimension, while “Sport for All” expresses its main mission and the guiding principle of its work: sport as a universal right and a shared opportunity for all people. This naming structure is in line with the broader trend among international sporting organizations and governing bodies to modernize their identities while maintaining continuity with their institutional purpose.

As part of this evolution, it is important to clarify that the Federation’s statutory name will remain the historic Fédération Internationale du Sport pour Tous, in full respect of its tradition, legal identity, and heritage. The new brand identity therefore does not replace the Federation’s history; rather, it builds upon it, bringing renewed energy, clarity, and contemporary relevance to a respected international institution.

https://www.sportforall.sport/post/world-sport-for-all-unveils-new-brand-identity-as-part-of-fispt-s-strategic-renewal

FISpT is happy to invite the members to the "Youth Leading Youth: Different Contexts, Common Aspirations, Navigating Our Future Together for Safer and More Inclusive Communities" seminar.

In celebration of International Youth Day and ASEAN Youth Day, this webinar highlights how youth-led innovation, sport, and collective action can help navigate our future together by creating safer and more inclusive communities across the region and beyond.

The webinar will be hosted on the 14 August 2026| 4:00–5:30 PM Bangkok Time (GMT+7)

Registration: https://tinyurl.com/SYCP-Webinar-7-Register
MS Teams: https://tinyurl.com/SYCP-Webinar-7-Join

This webinar forms part of the Southeast Asia Sport and Youth Crime Prevention (SYCP) Initiative.

The SYCP Initiative is a regional programme established to build safer and more resilient communities through sport. Initiated by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the Agence française de Développement (AFD), the SYCP Initiative is being delivered in collaboration with national, regional and international partners across Lao PDR, the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. The implementation of the programme is supported by a consortium coordinated by the Alliance of Sport in Criminal Justice (AoS).

https://www.sportforall.sport/post/youth-leading-youth-different-contexts-common-aspirations-navigating-our-future-together-for-safe

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IOC member Filomena Fortes joins FISpT IOC member Filomena Fortes joins the FISpT Board, bringing experience in Olympic governance, education and sport for all

FISpT Becomes Official Partner of the European Week of Sport -

The International Sport for All Federation (FISpT) is proud to announce that it has been accepted as an official partner of the European Week of Sport, the European Commission’s flagship initiative promoting sport, physical activity, and healthy lifestyles across Europe and beyond. The European Week of Sport partners are organizations that help spread the message of active, healthy living.

This partnership represents an important recognition of FISpT’s long-standing commitment to making sport accessible, inclusive, and meaningful for all people, regardless of age, background, ability, or location. Through this collaboration, FISpT will support the European Week of Sport’s mission to inspire more people to move more, live healthier lives, and strengthen community participation through sport.

FISpT welcomes this opportunity to contribute to a Europe-wide movement that connects sporting organizations, public authorities, schools, communities, and citizens around a shared vision of active living and social inclusion. The Federation will actively promote the values of participation, well-being, and sport for all within the framework of the European Week of Sport and the campaign.

“We are honoured to join the European Week of Sport as an official partner,” said Marco Tomasini, FISpT CEO. “This partnership strengthens our mission to promote sport for all and to encourage active lifestyles across generations and communities.”

The European Week of Sport is an annual initiative of the European Commission, held from 23 to 30 September, inviting people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to take part in physical activity and sport. Since its launch in 2015, the campaign has expanded across 42 countries and regions, inspiring millions of participants and hundreds of thousands of activities.

The initiative encourages participation in all kinds of settings — schools, workplaces, clubs, parks, and public spaces — and aims to make movement part of everyday life. Its core message is simple: everyone can be active in their own way.

The campaign is the communication and engagement platform of the European Week of Sport. It promotes an active lifestyle and highlights the physical, mental, and social benefits of sport and exercise.

is designed to inspire people to start moving in ways that suit them — walking, running, wheeling, dancing, playing, or simply taking small steps toward a healthier routine. It is a Europe-wide call to action to be active then, now, and always.

FISpT and UESpT are proud to unveil the new official logo and the new poster for their 2026 Annual and Extraordinary General Meeting, to be held from 30 October to 1 November 2026 in Antalya, Türkiye, in hybrid format, both in person and online. The meeting will be hosted at the Porto Bello Hotel Resort & Spa and will bring together the international Sport for All community for an important moment of dialogue, governance and shared vision. The event will be hosted by the Turkish Sport for All Federation (Türkiye Herkes İçin Spor Federasyonu - HİS).

The newly presented visual identity has been created to reflect both the spirit of the host city and the strength of the Federation’s international community. The logo forms a map of Antalya through 120 individual pieces, each symbolizing one of FISpT’s 120 members and expressing the unity of a growing global movement built on participation, inclusion and cooperation. The design also draws inspiration from Anatolia’s longstanding natural-stone mosaic tradition, connecting the Federation’s future-oriented mission with a cultural heritage that has endured from ancient times to the present.

Its colors highlight the uniqueness of each country represented within FISpT and UESpT and celebrate the Federation’s multicultural values. Together, the logo and the poster present a message of diversity, belonging and shared purpose, while reinforcing Antalya as a meeting point between cultures, traditions and contemporary Sport for All development.

The official poster for the General Meeting reflects the event’s inclusive vision and welcoming atmosphere. By combining the event information with imagery that conveys active, intergenerational and accessible participation, the poster underlines the values at the heart of the Sport for All movement and the importance of gathering both in person and online.

İrfan Kurudirek, President of UESpT, said: “This new visual identity sends a strong message about unity through diversity. Antalya is not only a host city; it is a symbol of connection between cultures, and this logo expresses how each member contributes to the strength and beauty of our shared Sport for All family.”

Marco Tomasini, CEO of FISpT, said: “The new logo and poster represent more than an event. They reflect the identity of a Federation that continues to grow through its members, its multicultural character and its commitment to inclusion. The 120 pieces of the Antalya mosaic remind us that every member has a place, a value and a role in shaping the future of Sport for All.”

FISpT and UESpT look forward to welcoming members, partners and stakeholders to Antalya for a memorable and meaningful General Meeting that will celebrate institutional progress, international friendship and the continued development of Sport for All worldwide.

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