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Programme Monday 7 November 2005 (all programme elements are subject to change) |
7.00 SWIMMING (optional) |
7.30- BREAKFAST 8.30 |
9.00 | CRIME AND CORRUPTION IN SPORT: A STRATEGY FOR CHANGE (PLENARY SESSION) Crime and corruption have become commonplace in the world of sport: The mafia has moved into the doping market; soccer and cricket have been the scenes of matchfixing scandals; and charges of corruption have been levelled against organisations like FIFA and the International Volleyball Federation. Exposure is difficult as whistleblowers do so at great risk to personal safety. Play the Game digs deep into current corruption scandals, teaches you the basics of fixing soccer games; and grabbles with the difficult question of how to stop corruption and crime in sports. |
| | Greed vs. Good Governance in Kenyan Football | Bob Munro
Chairman, Mathare United, Kenya |
| | Volleygate: Exposing Corruption in International Volleyball | Mario Goijman
former president Argentine Volleyball Federation, Argentina |
10.00 COFFEE BREAK |
| | The Nature of Corruption | John Githongo former Permanent Secretary for Governance and Ethics, Kenya |
| | Improving Governance: Top-Down and Bottom-Up Strategies | Christine Oughton Professor, Director of the Football Governance Research Centre, Birkbeck College, London University, UK |
| | Panel Debate | All |
11.30 | PARALLEL WORKSHOPS |
| | Guidelines for Countering Corruption in Sport Is Your High-Performing Organization Sick | Jan Borgen Secretary General, Transparency International Norway and Hans B. Skaset Professor, Fjordane University College, Norway Timo J. Santalainen Adjunct Professor, Helsinki School of Economics, Finland and President STRATNET (Geneva) |
| | Improve your web research How can you gather better background knowledge on individuals and organisations? How to ensure the reliability of information found in cyberspace? Where do you relocate information that someone decided to remove? Learn better search methods and how to use the tools on your pc that can help you systematize the data you find. | Tommy Kaas DICAR |
| | Sport and Development: On a Common Path? | Vladimir Borkovic Streetfootballworld |
12.30 LUNCH |
14.00 | PLENARY SESSIONS | |
| UNITED NATIONS YEAR OF SPORT 2005: DO NATIONS CARE? The UN has pronounced 2005 the International Year of Sport and Physical Education. All governments have unanimously agreed to develop sport programmes that can help combat extreme poverty, conflict and HIV/Aids, improve public health, and contribute to the realisation of the Millenium development goals. But has it been all talk and no action?
Play the Game asks the UN to assess the outcome of the International Year of Sport and invites visionaries from exciting health and sport projects to share their success stories. |
| | International Year of Sport and Physical Education: Crossing Hurdles from an Idea to the Finishing Line | Gudrun Doll-Tepper
President ICSSPE, Germany |
| | Sport for All in the Third Word - Reality or Not? | Terry Monnington Director, University of Warwick, UK |
| | Football and Development - Chances and Challenges | Jürgen Griesbeck Managing Director, Streetfootball World, Germany |
| | Shared Goals: Sport and Business for Partnerships in Development | Joe Phelan
International Business Leaders Forum , UK |
| | Panel Debate | All + Michael Kleiner IYSPE 2005 |
15.30 COFFEE BREAK |
16.00 | PARALLEL SESSIONS | |
| THE MEDIA: PART OF THE FAN CROWD OR WATCHDOGS FOR THE PUBLIC?
Does independent sports journalism still exist or has it been reduced to entertainment an tame accounts from sports events? In 10 countries across the world from Australia to Europe and the US, academics and journalists have analysed newspaper coverage in preparation for the conference.
Play the Game presents the findings of the world's most wide-ranging survey of media coverage of sport and ask for you opinion on the way ahead for sports journalism. |
| | Results from the International Sports Press Survey | Søren Schultz Jørgensen Media Analyst, Denmark |
| | Safety for Sports Journalists | Aidan White (UK) Secretary General, International Federation of Journalists , Belgium |
| | Panel Debate | All + Filippos and George Syrigos |
| MATCH FIXING: A THREATH TO THE CREDIBILITY OF SPORT AND GAMBLING |
| | The Exploding Market | Warwick Bartlett Partner in Global Betting & Gaming Consultants, UK |
| | | Tjeerd Veenstra
Director, De Lotto Stichting de Nationale Sporttotalisator (SNS), The Netherlands |
| | Panel Debate | All + Declan Hill |
' 17.15 SANDWICH BREAK |
17.45-
19.15 | THEATRE PLAY ( reading) | FrontRunners | Laura Robinson Freelance journalist and author, Canada |
20.00 RECEPTION AND DINNER offered by the City of Copenhagen |
