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Last modified: Tuesday, 17 February 2026, 3:48 PM
Our Partners
The partners in this project play a comprehensive role, ranging from operational management and coordination to the development of educational resources and specialized coach training. Furthermore, their involvement is essential in executing national events and ensuring the project's impact through strategic communication and dissemination efforts.
Castilla - La Mancha Basketball Federation
The Castilla - La Mancha Basketball Federation is a non-profit sports federation responsible for managing basketball competitions in the Castilla - La Mancha region.
It oversees competitions involving more than 200 teams and 4,000 federated athletes.
The federation provides training courses for coaches of all levels and works to promote the role of women in regional basketball through initiatives such as the Mujeres 21 program and the Comisión Mujer 21.
Bulgarian Basketball Federation
The Bulgarian Basketball Federation is an independent voluntary association of 110 basketball clubs, which carry out activities for the development of basketball in Bulgaria in the disciplines officially recognised by FIBA: basketball, 3x3, roller-court basketball and basketball for veterans.
One of its main missions is to make basketball a sport that helps the education, social contacts, the formation of the culture of behaviour and the value system of young people.
BUL BF represents Bulgarian basketball in international and national sports organisations and is a member of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) and the Bulgarian Olympic Committee (BOC).
In addition, the Federation has been part of several past projects supported by Erasmus +, such as: Time Out, Fans against Violence and Basketball for Life Skills.
Cyprus Basketball Federation
The Cyprus Basketball Federation is the governing body of basketball in Cyprus and a full member of FIBA since 1974.
The CBF has 33 member clubs, 220 teams participating in various championships, and 4,000 registered athletes. The CBF, a non-profit corporate entity, represents the sport nationally and internationally.
Its main function is to develop basketball, 3×3 basketball, electronic basketball, and wheelchair basketball for men and women at the national level. In addition, the CBF ensures that national teams, both youth and senior, represent the country in official international competitions.
