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Media Statement – Project Closing Conference: Sports manipulations and criminal activities impacting sport

10 MARCH 2021

“IntegriSport Erasmus+ project (2019-2020) came to an end with its closing event organized by project co-ordination, CSCF Foundation for Sport Integrity, on Wednesday 10th March, on the topic of sports manipulations and criminal activities impacting sports. The event was hosted and opened by the Portuguese EU Presidency and included keynote speeches from the Portuguese Judicial Police, Interpol and interventions by the project partners, including national law enforcement, GLMS, University of Aix-Marseille and EU Athletes”

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Integrisport Project Closing Conference

10 MARCH 2021

Event Co-hosted by: Judicial Police, Portugal, Portuguese Presidency – Council of the EU, CSCF – Counter Sport Corruption Foundation for Sport Integrity

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IntegriSport Next Project

Having successfully developed and coordinated the first version of the IntegriSport project (2019-2021) we, the CSCF Foundation for Sport Integrity, are more than happy to announce the continuation of the project with IntegriSport Next (2021-2022).
This time IntegriSport Next (2021-2022) will act in six countries Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Malta and Sweden…
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9-10 November

On November 9 and 10 2020, the 7th Awareness Raising Session on the subject of manipulation of sports competitions (match fixing) and other sport criminal offences (corruption, fraud, money laundering and conspiracy) of the IntegriSport Erasmus+ project was held, organised on this occasion by the Ministry of Security and Justice of the Netherlands and coordinated by the CSCF Foundation for Sport Integrity.

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IntegriSport Erasmus+ is an EU-co-funded project that aims to raise awareness amongst law enforcement and judicial authorities and support them in their fight against manipulation in sport.

IntegriSport is an initiative offered to Judicial and Law Enforcement authorities to develop their awareness of criminal activities endangering sport throughout Europe.

Sport manipulation, also more commonly known as match-fixing, is a relatively young phenomenon in the judicial world, but has been an increasing problem in the world of sport, which is being exploited by criminals. Law enforcement and judicial authorities have only in the last half-decade started to actively acknowledge the link between sport manipulation and organised crime groups (at national, regional and international levels). However, the identification of this link to mainstream offences needs to be developed and improved.

We raise awareness, share knowledge and build understanding on:

  • Acknowledging the manipulation of sports competitions and sports corruption as a serious issue;
  • Recognising and managing modus operandi of corruption, fraud, Internet fraud, money laundering with regards to manipulation of sports competitions;
  • Betting and the links between sport betting and manipulation of sports competitions;
  • Virtual currencies;
  • Identifying links between sport and corruption, fraud, Internet fraud, money laundering, organized crime and virtual currencies;
  • Working together with other relevant stakeholders, such as sport associations, the betting industry other public authorities within National Platforms of the Macolin Convention;
  • Efficiently analysing, proving and prosecuting any offences related to sport manipulations in court.

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Joint Statement by stakeholders in the fight against the manipulation of sports competitions

Last week, the main Slovak stakeholders in the fight against the manipulation of sports competitions have come together in the framework of IntegriSport Erasmus+ coordinated by the CSCF – Foundation for Sport Integrity.

As proof of their commitment to protecting the integrity of sport, relevant public authorities and other important organisations in the field adopted a joint declaration that shows their determination to join forces to create innovative policies and programs for the protection of sports competitions, the credibility of sport institutions and the unique values that the sport brings to society.

  • National Criminal Agency of the Presidium of the Police Force of the Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic
  • Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sports of the Slovak Republic
  • Office for Regulation of Gambling of the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak Republic
  • Slovak Football Association
  • Anti-Doping Agency of the Slovak Republic

Download the statement : English Vesion / Slovak Version

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