
Barcelona (Spain)
“Count to Three and…”. Teaching values through sport
The “Count to three” campaign promotes positive values in school sports, guiding parents, and includes awards, courses, talks, and campaigns to improve sportsmanship and respect.
The city of Barcelona is located in the Mediterranean coast of the Iberian Peninsula. Capital of Catalonia, it has a population of 1,620,943 inhabitants. The city covers a surface of 100 km2 and its density is high: 16.146 inhab./km2 (2012 data). The metropolitan area of Barcelona has more than 3 million people.


Barcelona (Spain)
The “Count to three” campaign promotes positive values in school sports, guiding parents, and includes awards, courses, talks, and campaigns to improve sportsmanship and respect.

Barcelona (Spain)
The program seeks to integrate people with disabilities into sporting activity, promoting equality, improving their quality of life and promoting social cohesion.

Barcelona (Spain)
The exhibition “The city of people”, organized by Barcelona City Council during La Mercè, raises awareness about accessibility for people with disabilities, highlighting municipal measures for their integration and active participation.

Barcelona (Spain)
The Fundación BCN Formación Profesional connects students with companies through key competencies to improve job placement. Insert Point facilitates employability and entrepreneurship in Barcelona.

Barcelona (Spain)
In 2009, Barcelona City Council carried out numerous public works, financed with its own and state funds. He created an informative website so that citizens knew details of the works and minimize inconvenience.

Barcelona (Spain)
The program brings ICT to families with children and adolescents (10-16 years old) to improve family relationships, avoid the digital divide and increase involvement in education, through 10-hour workshops.

Barcelona (Spain)
The Barcelona School Sports Foundation promotes sports in Nou Barris, offering extracurricular activities accessible to young people, with local instructors, to improve health and foster friendship in disadvantaged areas.

Barcelona (Spain)
The Family Formation Program supports parents with children from 0 to 16 years old, improving their educational skills, benefiting children, teachers and associations, and promoting dialogue and participation in education.