Through the implementation of the project, we managed to achieve the following goals: 1. 35 participants and 5 group leaders from Poland, Hungary, Italy, Ukraine and Turkiye improved their digital and marketing competences, learned how to effectively run online campaigns promoting local youth, sports, social and charity events, promoting a healthy, active lifestyle, aimed at promoting the values of respect and tolerance in sports. During the exchange, participants in national groups planned to conduct local events with the motto "Respect on the pitch, respect in life", which were to take place after the end of the exchange and be an element of activities popularizing the project. During the exchange, participants in national groups focused on creating and implementing marketing campaigns promoting the planned events. After returning from the exchange, each of the national groups was tasked with organizing an event they had planned in their local environment and continuing promotional activities to ensure the highest possible attendance (Italians organized dance classes, Hungarians organized a meeting with a local sports journalist, Turkish people organized a tennis tournament, Ukrainians conducted online workshops promoting the use of social media in promoting local events, Polish people organized a meeting and joint training with triathlete Mr. Jacek Hahna). By carrying out the activities described above, the exchange participants learned how to use digital tools (previously used by the youth participating in the exchange mainly for communication and entertainment purposes) in marketing activities promoting local youth events, they learned how to use programs for creating graphic content, such as Canva, Prezi and Power Point. 2. 35 participants and 5 group leaders from Poland, Hungary, Italy, Ukraine and Turkiye improved their skills in dynamic photography, related to creating short video materials promoting physical activity and drawing attention to the need to promote the idea of equality, respect and tolerance through sport. The exchange participants, taking part in a series of workshops, learned how to adapt photo and video promotional materials to specific target groups, in order to increase the reach of published materials in social media. During the workshops, the exchange participants learned how to properly operate exposure time, contrast and color saturation. During the design workshops, the participants learned how to create interesting frames without using professional equipment, using smartphone cameras and free photo editing programs. The result of the workshops was the preparation of collages by the exchange participants promoting the slogan "Rivals on the pitch, friends for life", containing a collection of photos they took, as well as making banners promoting the slogans #RespectInSport #RespectInLife. 3. 35 participants and 5 group leaders from Poland, Hungary, Italy, Ukraine and Turkiye raised their awareness of how important the values of respect for others are, why respecting the worldview and way of thinking of others is so important. The youth participating in the exchange, taking part in workshops conducted using Word Cafe methods, case studies, and moderated discussions, analyzed how sports can help integrate young people from different countries and cultures. By taking part in a volleyball tournament and a cross-country relay race, the exchange participants could see for themselves how cooperation on the pitch and joint physical activity help to get to know each other and teach how to cooperate effectively. 4. 35 participants and 5 group leaders from Poland, Hungary, Italy, Ukraine, and Turkiye had the opportunity to develop their interests in sports and an active lifestyle by participating in an integration volleyball tournament, taking part in daily morning aerobics classes, participating in a cross-country relay race, and taking part in the Cooper test. Participating in the exchange allowed the youth to improve their level of physical fitness and helped to establish healthy and proactive habits. 5. 35 participants and 5 group leaders from Poland, Hungary, Italy, Ukraine and Turkiye, participating in group work and workshop activities during the exchange, developed their intercultural skills related to cooperation in an international group and language competences.