at the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires. Development The EHF has a number of projects and initiatives through which it supports the development of the sport generally and also in its member federations. These include: Rinck Convention: named after the EHF Honorary Member, and former chairman of the EHF Methods Commission, Claude Rinck. Its aim is the mutual recognition of standards and certificates in the field of coaches' education in handball in Europe by preserving and safeguarding the regional and national characteristics of coaches' education, in order to facilitate the direct admission to work as a handball coach, in each signatory member federation. SMART Projects: short-term projects in member federations with specific aims and objectives; includes material support, coaching and technical support. Foster Projects: cooperation agreements between federations; usually between top-ranking and emerging nations to support the progress of handball's development. Infrastructure Support Programme (ISP): Longer-term projects in partnership with member federations; offering part-funding of salaries of staff members, such as development officers to help build capacity in member federations. Dress code rules On 19 July 2021, at the Beach Handball EURO 2021 tournament, the EHF Disciplinary Commission imposed a fine of per player, for a total fine of for wearing shorts instead of wearing bikini bottoms. This has led to claims of sexism within the organization from several people, including Norwegian Member of Parliament Lene Westgaard-Halle. The EHF released a statement saying that "The EHF is committed to bring this topic forward in the interest of its member federations, however it must also be said that a change of the rules can only happen at IHF level". References External links +Europe International organisations based in Vienna National members of the International Handball Federation Han Sports organizations established in 1991 1991 establishments in Germany