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Participatory methods in sport for development can enhance effectiveness by engaging stakeholders in programming, research, and evaluation, respecting self-determination rights.

Organizations benefit from involving stakeholders in design. Co-creation, a collaborative approach, ensures inclusivity, ownership, and effective implementation, fostering sustainable outcomes and stakeholder empowerment.

The Generation Amazing Community Club in Rwanda emphasises the need for conscious, contextualized efforts for sustainable change and acknowledging the complexities of power dynamics.

Sports for Development (SfD) has become an increasingly popular approach to facilitate positive change and support community development. In Kenya, two examples of such...

Five key takeaways from a panel discussion organised by sportanddev and ISCA at the MOVE Congress.

PSAS project in Africa uses Para sports to fight stigma, promote tech, and create inclusive policies via media and collaborative research.

During an awards ceremony in Senegal, the Watoto Wasoka Association was awarded the 2023 Sport Impact Award for its project “Building Resilience through Football”...

The Jordan Olympic Committee (JOC) has launched a campaign titled “Our Sport, Our Health” to mark World Diabetes Day on 14 November 2023 with...

The article delves into a four-year Participatory Action Research (PAR) study on a UK sports program for children from low socio-economic backgrounds, spotlighting its...

Rwanda's efforts to promote tourism through partnerships with major sporting players have been recognised at an awards ceremony in Senegal.

How can you get involved in international efforts to support refugees through sport?

Redirecting the funding and resources that have traditionally flowed into European organizations to their African counterparts is key to having a sustainable impact and...