“Tango for all” project has been created out of the passion for tango of 12 tango teachers from 5 countries that want to make out of tango a national and international sport/dance and promote better its benefits. Our project will last 12 months and will involve 6 NGOs from 5 European countries.The problem identified by the members of our consortium si that: Tango is a niche dance, that doesn’t have the same privileges as other sports and doesn’t reach all the segments of population. The “Tango for all” project will be a first in Europe, as it will put together different countries, with different models of business in tango, that will all learn from each other and that will together put the bases of an international organization, in the form of an international federation. In this way we will develop standards of good governance in this niche dance: tango. The specific objectives of the project are: Increase the participation in tango courses in the partner countries; the development of a case study on tango teachers, tango dancers and public opinion; the development of skills and competences of 12 members of the consortium and about 30 tango teachers from Romania in the Good governance in tango. The main activity of the project will be the “Tango for all” Event in Bucharest that will last for 7 days and will have the following program: an opening ceremony, an international seminar: Tango for all Teacher's Seminar Day in Bucharest, an Open Tango Doors Day, an Outdoor Tango Event, the Tango for All Seminar that will put the basis of an European/International Federation of Argentine Tango, and a closing ceremony.The project will involve 12 tango teachers from the participant countries, about 300 people at the opening and closing conferences, between 1000-3000 participants to the Tango for all Event. The main products of our project will be: 1 Good practices in tango booklet, 1 draft for the status of the Tango Federation, 1 research.