E-sportalliansen
Bredde-e-sport Alliansen
Drammen, Norway
About
E-sportalliansen is a non-profit network based in Drammen, Norway working on sport for development, children & youth, health +3 more.
E-sportalliansen is a Norwegian non-profit association and network of over 130 grassroots e-sport clubs across Norway, including sports clubs and voluntary organisations. It supports member clubs with start-up help, training courses, competitions and funding, and runs initiatives on healthy gaming, problematic gaming prevention, fair play and inclusion for children and young people.
Location
Organisation type
Legal name
Registration
Members
Focus areas
Languages
Causes & programmes
Causes
Works for
How they work
Programmes
Spillkultur i balanse
Mental health · Norway
Low-threshold initiative on problematic gaming, funded by the Norwegian Directorate of Health.
Trenersamling i e-sport 2026
Sport for development · Norway
National pilot gathering for e-sport coaches, teachers and gaming leaders.
Esports Coaching for Inclusion and Development (ECID)
Sport for development · Norway, Denmark, Netherlands
18-month Erasmus Small-Scale Partnership project developing a European coaching framework and open resources for grassroots e-sport coaches.
Nordic Grassroots Esports League
Sport for development · Norway
Nordic grassroots e-sport league for inclusive, safe competition.
Barrierefri Datakultur
Children & Youth · Norway
Works to reduce barriers and increase participation in digital culture for children and young people.
Countries of operation
Funding & support
Funded by
Ways to support
Credentials & affiliations
Partnerships
Helsedirektoratet, Sparebankstiftelsen DNB
Other non-profits in Norway
View all
Norges Livredningsselskap
Education, Children & Youth
Changemaker Norge
International development, Environment & Climate +3 more
JAM Collective
Arts & Culture
Ung Plattform
Children & Youth, Employment & Skills +1 more
Operasjon Dagsverk
Education, Children & Youth +4 more
Oslo og omland sopp- og nyttevekstforening
Nature & Wildlife conservation, Education