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Student at Vilniaus universitetas / Vilnius University

🌍 The Power of Monitoring & Analysis in Sport and Social Projects 🏅 In my journey with sport and social projects, I've learned that monitoring and analysis are not just tools - they are game - changers. One inspiring example is Berber Swart’s Mind Power initiative. By combining multi-sport activities with discussions on mental health, Berber has created a holistic approach to youth development. However, what truly sets the project apart is its commitment to monitoring engagement and analyzing feedback to continually improve its impact. In any project, especially those centered around social change, tracking progress and understanding outcomes is critical. It allows us to adapt and tailor activities to better meet participants’ needs. For Berber, this approach has already proven successful in her pilots in New Zealand and Aruba, where feedback has shaped each session to ensure maximum benefit for the young people involved. Key takeaway: To make a lasting impact, we must measure our efforts, understand what's working (and what’s not), and refine our approach accordingly. Through consistent monitoring and data-driven analysis, we ensure that we are making a real difference in the lives of our participants. International Olympic Committee – IOC @IOCYoungLeaders #LearningSprintIOCYL #SportsForChange #SocialImpact #MonitoringAndEvaluation #MindPower #YouthDevelopment #IOCYoungLeaders #SocialEntrepreneurship

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