Associated members have all the rights and obligations as other members of ENGSO, but they do not have voting rights at the General Assembly.
Belgium
EU Sport Link connects those who are active in Flanders with sport and exercise, with actors in Europe and with the European institutions and organisations. EU Sport Link mainly works for sports federations, local authorities and their actors.
Bulgaria
Българска спортна федерация за деца и младежи в риск
Bulgarian Sports Federation for Children and Youth at Risk works actively to organize the sports life of graduates of homes for children deprived of parental care. It is a non-profit association created to carry out activities for the public benefit and is the only sports organization of its kind that received a License from the State Agency for Child Protection to provide social services for children.
Germany
EASM
The European Association for Sport Management (EASM) was established in 1993 as an independent association of people involved or interested in the management of sport in the broadest sense. EASM membership is composed of academics and professionals from the public, voluntary and commercial sectors.
Netherlands
EGLSF
EGLSF is a federation that represents sport-oriented organisations in the LGBTQI+ community. At the moment this network has more than 22,000 members within over 115 organisations and sport groups. In the EGLSF all member organisations are autonomous: the Federation is operating as a servicing and co-ordinating body.
Spain
Union de Federacions Esportives de Catalunya
The Union of Sports Federations of Catalonia is a body of solidarity between the sports federations of Catalonia. It represents Catalan sport inside and outside our country, it is responsible for creating debate and providing solutions to the specific problems of the Catalan sports sector.