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COP delivers more than 4.8 ME for support to women's sport and sports facilities
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COP delivers more than 4.8 ME for support to women's sport and sports facilities

SAPO Notícias14 September 2026 at 16:06

The Portuguese Olympic Committee delivered more than 4.8 million euros in support of women's sport and sports facilities. The amount was made available through a sports development program contract, which aims to strengthen the structures and initiatives directed at the sector.

The program covers two main areas of intervention: direct support to women's sport and financing for the improvement and construction of sports facilities. This initiative represents a significant investment in promoting access to sports practice and in valuing female athletes in Portugal.

The COP, as the entity responsible for coordinating the national Olympic movement, thus assumes an active role in transforming the Portuguese sports landscape, allocating substantial resources for these specific purposes.

Why this matters

This news is relevant for athletes, sports clubs and organizations working with women's sport in Portugal, who can directly benefit from this funding. It also affects amateur practitioners and local communities that use public sports facilities, who may see improvements in their sports facilities.

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