Last Saturday, during the Lotto Cup Finals, Handball Belgium officially launched an ambitious fair play campaign, supported by the National Lottery. The initiative aims to strengthen the core values of handball: respect, responsibility, inclusion, and positive behaviour—both on and off the field.

Through the 3FFF programme — Fair Support, Fair Teams, Fair Clubs — all stakeholders in the sport (players, coaches, referees, supporters, and clubs) are encouraged to actively contribute to a safe, respectful, and inspiring sporting environment.

Over the coming months, the campaign will be rolled out through concrete actions and initiatives across the country.

Together, let’s show what handball truly stands for. Fair play makes our sport stronger.

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The Belgian Handball Federation proudly welcomes Soriabel (www.soriabel.be) as its new Official Wellbeing Partner until the end of 2028.
This partnership focuses on enhancing the wellbeing, recovery, and performance of the national teams, including the Red Wolves and Black Arrows.
Soriabel brings its expertise in natural health into the high-performance environment of Belgian handball.

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Two national seminars on arbitration brought together stakeholders from across Belgium to build a strong and future-oriented arbitration structure. The first seminar focused on analysis and idea-gathering, while the second translated these ideas into concrete actions and structural options. The outcomes are now being consolidated into a reform proposal for the Executive Committee.

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With the project “Everybody Plays! – G-Handball as a Driver of Inclusion”, the Royal Belgian Handball Federation took an important step forward in strengthening inclusive handball in Belgium. Thanks to the valued support of the National Lottery, the initiative created sustainable opportunities for athletes with disabilities through strong club engagement, national coordination and concrete on-court activities.

The project will officially conclude on 4 March during the G-Handball Day in Hasselt, ahead of the Black Arrows international match — marking not an end, but a continued and long-term commitment to inclusion within Belgian handball.

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From the 2026–2027 season, KBHB/URBH will implement a uniform competition structure for all national senior leagues (men and women).

The reform aims to improve clarity, uniformity and stability, is the result of an in-depth evaluation and broad consultation with clubs, and strengthens both the sporting and organisational value of the national competitions.

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