Call for articles: Reshaping sport and development

Leadership coaching could be beneficial for the sports world, providing coaches with a more holistic training so that they can tackle all of the...

"Matchmaking" - exploring the relationship between sports diplomacy and sport for development.

Shaping sports games that meet the objectives of inclusion and education is an essential condition for sport to be a real vector of social...

Generation Amazing and IFRC celebrate this year’s World Humanitarian Day by reflecting on the capacity-building they have rendered to humanitarian workers in their four...

The sport and development sector needs to ensure that it is inclusive of people with disabilities, so that the playing field is levelled.

Sport can better contribute to development and peace when sports actors are proactive, inclusive and fair in making decisions. The lack of standards and...

A women’s only games, started in 2014, supports young women athletes to promote peace, understanding and leadership in the conflicted region of Mindanao in...

The world needs to realise that sport is not just reserved for the talented, nor is it just a recreational and fun activity -...

Last May, Paris hosted the third edition of Global Sports Week (GSW): a forum aimed at making global sport an innovative, positive and sustainable...

COVID-19 has taught us that reshaping sports and development is possible through innovation, teamwork, assertive communication, clear purposes and strategic partnerships.

Sport, through an emphasis on positive peace, relational ecology, and peacebuilding, may offer a holistic approach to achieving a more positive and socially just...

What started out as an adult learn to swim project has become a comprehensive development programme that enables women from marginalised communities to learn...