Round 3

Round 3 focused on bringing the discussion to a close with a perspective on the future of S&D. We asked our experts to provide their views on where they would recommend the S&D community focused their efforts. See what each of our experts had to say about these issues.
Our 10 experts responded to the following 2 questions:

  1. Do you consider it still a ‘taboo’ to talk openly of mistakes or ‘what went wrong’ in S&D programmes? How do you propose overcoming this challenge?
     
  2. What three active measures do you recommend the S&D community to take as a collective in the next 3-5 years to address the biggest challenges outlined earlier in the discussion?

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Astrid Aafjes

Astrid Aafjes places women and girls at the core of her recommendations regarding where the efforts of the S&D community should lie in the next 3-5 years. Read her full comments...
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Peter Alegi

Peter Alegi shares his thoughts concerning the 'taboo' around openly discussing mistakes and failures in S&D and highlights three areas of focus for the S&D community for the next 3-5 years. Read the rest of his comments...
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Kylie Bates

Kylie Bates makes a number of recommendations for the S&D community to focus on in the next 3-5 years, including how to overcome the challenge of discussing mistakes and failures in S&D openly. Read her comments...
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Dik Bol

Dik Bol joins us again in the final round of the e-Debate and makes a critical assessment of openly discussing mistakes and failures in S&D and encourages greater grassroots ownership of S&D projects. Read his comments...
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Vladimir Borkovic

Vladimir Borkovic cites building a sense of common interest as one way to overcome the challenge of being open and frank about mistakes and failures in S&D. Read the rest of his comments...
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Kate Cowan

Kate Cowan voices the need for creating standards in the field of S&D as one of three areas of focus the S&D community should channel efforts towards in the next 3-5 years. Read the rest of her comments...
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Marion Keim

Marion Keim suggests giving recognition to organisations who embrace their mistakes and challenges in her comments in the final round of the e-Debate. She also makes a number of recommendations to the S&D community to focus on in the next 3-5 years. Read her comments...

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Mogens Kirkeby

Mogens Kirkeby shares his vision for action in S&D over the next 3-5 years and comments on current attitudes on talking openly about mistakes and failures. Read his full comments...
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Johann Olav Koss

Johann Olav Koss comments on the need to be open about sharing experiences and lesson learnt from mistakes in the final round of the e-Debate. Read the rest of his comments and his recommendations to the S&D community...
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Emmanuel Madonda

Emmanuel Madonda joins the e-Debate in the last round and comments on reasons behind the hesitance to discuss mistakes and failures in S&D openly and recommends three areas the S&D community should focus on over the next 3-5 years. Read his full comments...
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Daniela Preti

Daniela Preti comments on the current attitudes towards the sharing of experiences, including mistakes and failures, in S&D and make three recommendations for the S&D community to focus their energies in the next 3-5 years.
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Jan Rijpstra

Jan Rijpstra emphasises demonstrating what is being done in S&D to a greater extent as one of the main areas of focus for the S&D community in the next 3-5 years. Read his full comments...
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Frank van Eekeren

Frank van Eekeren places power relations at the centre of his comments on current attitudes towards open discussion of mistakes and of 'learning' in S&D. Read the rest of his comments...
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Jouwert van Geene

Jouwert van Geene comments on current attitudes towards recognising mistakes and discussing failures openly in S&D. Read the rest of his comments...
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Maya van Gent

Maya van Gent

Maya van Gent reflects on the points raised in the e-Debate in her responses to the issue of meeting the challenge of discussing mistakes in S&D openly. Read the rest of her comments...
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Yves Vanden Auweele

Yves Vanden Auweele proposes creating a working consortium of universities, NGOs and sport organisations as one of three recommendations for immediate action in the field of S&D. Read the rest of his comments...
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Cees Versteeg

Cees Versteeg gives us a reality check regarding the current attitude towards discussing mistakes and failures in S&D openly. Read his comments in the final round of the e-Debate...
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