The final meeting of the PROtect Integrity Project was held in Amsterdam (NL) earlier this week.
The entire EU Athletes staff of “PROtect Integrity” Poject was in Amsterdam, earlier this week to discuss about the partial results of the 18 months education programme delivered by the players Union members of EU Athletes and financially supported by the gaming industry (EGBA, ESSA, RGA) and the European Commission.
After more than a year of implementation, all the associations have delivered a tremendous job, by meeting the players directly in the locker rooms, teaching them about the risks of match fixing and implementing a addiction survey with the help of CRJE.
The staff will now compile the results gathered by all the association and evaluate the work done in order to prepare a draft of the final report that will be submitted to the European Commission early in the summer.