Objective 1 Prepare defined and final measures to be presented to decision-makers at the local level (5 local communities). ACHIEVED - In addition to presenting the measures, two local communities also created a publication providing guidelines for further development. Some measures were implemented during the project. Objective 2 Analyze the actual involvement of young people aged 15 to 29 in sports activities (recreational, quality, and top-level sports) in five cities in Slovenia. ACHIEVED - The analysis included 987 young people (with a basic questionnaire prepared by ZZŠSK on the 1ka platform). As a result, five cities in Slovenia now have a concrete and reliable analysis of the state and needs of young people in sports. Objective 3 Connect key stakeholders in local communities (5) and ensure an encouraging environment for the involvement of young people in sports activities. ACHIEVED - The project involved over 40 different organizations, institutions, schools, and other local community entities. Objective 4 Increase the visibility of the Erasmus+ Youth in Action programs. ACHIEVED - All project activities included presentations and awareness-raising about the programs. Objective 5 Raise awareness of the importance of sports activation among young people and contribute to increasing the number of young people active in various sports activities. ACHIEVED - Proposals for sports activities are already being implemented in local communities. Events, infrastructure preparations, and updates, as well as new sports programs for young people, are underway. Objective 6 Conduct structured dialogue with young participants and decision-makers and record structured feedback. ACHIEVED - The dialogue was conducted in five local communities and was additionally presented at a national dialogue with decision-makers organized by the MaMa Network. Result 1 Measures to increase youth sports activation in five local communities in Slovenia. ACHIEVED Result 2 Analysis of the actual involvement of young people aged 15 to 29 in sports activities in five local communities in Slovenia. ACHIEVED Result 3 Successfully implemented Youth for Sports project. ACHIEVED Result 4 Informing about the Erasmus+: Youth in Action program through media and meetings within the project. ACHIEVED Proposed Projects and Improvements The proposed projects and improvements in sports for both participants and organizations depend on the internal motivation of individuals and the organizations themselves. The project established all the conditions for further development. Certain activities proposed by the youth have already been implemented. Impact on Young Participants: - Increased sports activation of young people in local communities (both directly and indirectly involved in the project) - Learning effects for those directly involved in the project - Understanding the importance of sports activation - Familiarity with structured dialogue and active participation in it - Knowledge of local sports opportunities and involvement - Awareness of Erasmus+ programs and the opportunities they offer Impact on Participating Organizations and Public Institutions: - Greater connection between organizations and subsequent cooperation in other activities/programs/projects - Understanding the structured dialogue process - Awareness of the Erasmus+: Youth in Action program Impact on the Narrower Target Group (Local Community): - Integration of measures into the Sports Development Strategy in five municipalities - A wider range of activities for young people in sports within local communities (based on prepared measures) - Awareness of the Erasmus+: Youth in Action program opportunities Impact on the Wider Target Group (Local Communities in Slovenia): - Awareness of the project's content - Familiarity with the structured dialogue methodology - Potential for disseminating good practices to their own environment International/European Level: - The successfully implemented project can be transferred as a good practice to other local environments in the European Union - All five local communities are part of the EU; thus, the project will impact some EU citizens.