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Operation Hook II

Operation Hook II

Operation Hook II was a Small Scale Collaborative Partnership in Sport, where a diverse group of like-minded individuals and organizations joined forces to create a positive impact on the world of sport through shared goals, cooperative efforts, and a commitment to fostering inclusivity. Operation Hook II aimed to create the capacity for all the organizations involved to engage more young participants, specially the ones facing fewer opportunities in Via Ferrata and use it as a tool for social inclusion.

Key Results

Events
30+
Participants
300+
Locations
13
Countries
5

Educational Videos

We have produced a series of tutorial videos explaining basic concepts of safety in via ferrata.

EP. 1 — Equipment and how to use it: In this first episode we delve into essential equipment and how to use it properly. From climbing harnesses to carabiners, we’ve got you covered on the must-know gear for your next Via Ferrata adventure.

EP. 2 — Basic Safety Rules in Via Ferrata: Safety first! In this episode, we explore the thrilling world of Via Ferrata while emphasizing the importance of basic safety rules.

EP. 3 — Emergency Situation — helping someone: When the unexpected happens, will you be prepared? This video tackles emergency situations, focusing on how to assist someone in need during a Via Ferrata.

EP. 4 — Emergency Situation — helping yourself: What do you do when faced with an emergency situation during a Via Ferrata? Discover self-rescue techniques and essential safety tips.

Activities

Within Operation Hook II, we organized several activities, including one international mobility — a training course on safety in via ferrata — and many local via ferrata activities across 5 countries.

Below you can see some of the best moments of our project

Via Ferrata PombeiraPovoa de LanhosoVia Ferrata VirVia Ferrata Teto do MundoVia Ferrata SkalkaVia Ferrata IzvoareSafety and Emergency TrainingVia Ferrata CsesznekVia Ferrata SkalkaMegyer-Hegyi
Funded by the European Union

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.