Get Active 2026 Challenge – Join the Alliance-wide mobility challenge!

The EU GREEN alliance is relaunching its connected physical activity challenge this year again! “Get Active 2026” will be taking place from April 14 to May 5, 2026. Students and staff from partner universities are invited to take part in this dynamic, cross-border event designed to boost their physical activity and team spirit!

As last year, the challenge is coordinated jointly by the University of Gävle (Sweden) and the University of Angers (France), as part of sustainable and healthy campuses.

The initiative aims to encourage daily movement, fight sedentary lifestyles, and promote active mobility, for a healthy and sustainable campus life.

Ready to get started?

Registration will begin on 23 March 2026.

Before April 14, make sure you’re ready:

    • Download the Kiplin appon your smartphone

    • On Android: also download Google Fit

    • On iPhone: enable data sharing with the Health app

    • For cycling: install the Social Ride app

    • Create your account using the registration code 

CODE: EUGREENKIP

    • Join your university’s group and create or join a team (max. 5 members)

Let’s move, connect and have fun together across Europe!

A fun and inclusive 3-week competition

From April 14 to May 5, participants will walk or cycle to earn points via the Kiplin mobile app. By forming teams of up to 5 people, participants will contribute to a collective effort to move more!

Whether participants walk to class, cycle to work, or just enjoy a stroll during their lunch break, every movement counts. Fun challenges and quizzes will also be integrated to spice up the experience and give the teams the chance to earn bonus points.

This year, the nine EU GREEN universities will compete in the challenge.

How does it work?
 
Participants earn points through their daily physical activity:
  • 100 steps = 1 point
  • 1 minute of cycling = 1 point
  • 1 completed Kiplin session = 30 points
Kiplin sessions (live or replay) are only counted once.
Points earned through physical activity (steps and cycling) are limited to 200 points per day.
This system encourages regular, moderate physical activity, helping everyone stay active each day, at their own pace, throughout the challenge!
 

At the end of the challenge, 3 rankings will be established: individual ranking, team ranking, and university ranking (inter-entity competition).