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Welcome to the National Sport Governing Body (NSGB) Hub!
A National Sport Governing Body (NSGB) serves as the primary authority for a specific sport within a country, overseeing its administration, development, and promotion on a national level. To be recognized as an official NSGB, the organization must have a well-defined constitutional structure and demonstrate its capability to effectively manage and control its sport's environment.
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SPORTING BODIES
Key Responsibilities of a Recognized NSGB:
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Sport Promotion: Actively promote and advocate for the growth and popularity of the sport.
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Regulation Management: Oversee and enforce the rules and regulations of the sport, ensuring adherence to global standards. This includes areas such as anti-doping measures, child protection policies, and ensuring equality within the sport.
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Strategic Planning: Develop a clear vision and strategic plan for the sport, outlining both local and international objectives and initiatives.
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Governance: Establish and maintain a robust governance framework that ensures the sport's integrity and transparency.
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Participation Growth: Undertake initiatives to increase participation at all levels, from grassroots to professional.
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Talent Development: Invest in the growth and development of all stakeholders, including coaches, athletes, officials, and other participants.
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Event Organization: Plan, organize, and host national and international competitions, ensuring they meet the highest standards.
Support from the Department of Sport and Recreation:
The Department of Sport and Recreation plays a pivotal role in supporting NSGBs in their mission. Through both financial backing and advisory services, the Department aids NSGBs in their sports development programs. This collaboration aims to amplify sports participation across all levels and foster an environment where elite athletes can pursue and achieve excellence in their respective sports.