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Themes

The IOC congress took its outset in the main theme The Olympic Movement in the society and was categorized into five themes to cover the main subject. Each of the five themes has three sub-themes.

Play the game has gathered a collection of articles and links that can serve to describe the themes. 

If you have suggestions for articles or links that will further improve the coverage of a theme, please send a mail to stine@playthegame.org



Themes that were discussed at the XIIIth Olympic Congress 2009:

Theme 1: The athletes

  • Relationship between the athletes, the clubs, federations and the NOC's
  • Health protection in training and competition
  • The social and professional life of athletes during and after elite competition

Theme 2: The Olympic Games

  • How to keep the Games as a premier event?
  • The Olympic values
  • Universality and developing countries

Theme 3: The structure of the Olympic Movement

  • The autonomy of the Olympic Movement
  • Good governance and ethics
  • The relationships between the Olympic Movement and its stakeholders

Theme 4: Olympism and Youth

  • Moving towards an active society
  • Is competitive sport still appealing?
  • Youth sports events

Theme 5: The digital revolution

  • A new management of sports rights
  • How to increase the size of the sports audience?
  • Communication with stakeholders in the digital age

 

Source: http://www.olympic.org/uk/organisation/commissions/olympic_congress/2009/full_story_uk.asp?id=2296

 

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