The purpose of this 'Research of the successful implementation of intergenerational collaboration projects' report is to prepare the foundation for a sustainable and innovative Generations Uniting Through Movement (GUM) programme. In order to achieve this goal, it was crucial to do some desk research to identify the prerequisites for intergenerational collaboration and already existing models in the literature.
Under the leadership of Stichting Hanzehogeschool Groningen (Hanze), in partnership with ISCA, Youth Sport Trust International, Sports Union of Slovenia, BG Be Active, Deporte para la Educación y la Salud, and Azur Sport Santé, we identified 39 best practices in the field of intergenerational collaboration and activities. We investigated what made these examples good, the barriers, main outcomes, change/impact achieved, and the behaviour change patterns. Hanze University conducted an analysis of 12 selected good examples with the project partners. Discover more https://www.generationsmove.org
