ECSA is an international organisation established in 1992. It currently has 24 members and the Association is chaired by Germany.

 

ECSA’s aim is to strengthen ties between European customs administrations by encouraging and organizing joint sporting activities.

ECSA promotes sport and cultural cooperation as well as mutual understanding between customs officials. In addition, joint participation in sport fosters greater team spirit, both within and across national boundaries and outstanding sporting achievement by customs officials in international events contributes to a positive public profile for customs.

Most ECSA member states not only send customs officials to international competitions, but also host sporting events. 

 

Revenues are used to provide minimum financial support for member administrations organizing international sport events in their countries. Each year, representatives of the Member States gather for an Annual General Meeting, organized by a different customs administration.

For outstanding contribution, ECSA can reward a special medal "The Medal of Honour"

"The body achieves what the mind believes"

Andreas Krückeberg

Acting President of ECSA

Constitution

ECSA is founded in the United Kingdom on December 4th in 1992

Rules

For good regulation of ECSA there is a set of rules

Members

ECSA has 24 countries  who are member of ECSA

AGM minutes

The approved minutes from the most recent AGM