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The ITTF Foundation is thrilled to unveil its Annual Report 2024.

The Sport New Zealand Outcomes Framework (SNZOF) details the contribution of the physical activity (PA) system to national wellbeing.

Conclusions from the event urge the European Union, its Member States, and all Youth and Sport stakeholders to join forces in addressing the recommendations of youth participants.

Soccer has the power to change lives .We can use the power of sport to empower more women and girls around the world.

A 10-year review of CSR in Indian sports, highlighting trends, gaps, and a roadmap to boost corporate support for sports development.

Parental influence, especially maternal behavior, has been shown to significantly shape adolescents' psychological development.

UEFA presents the carbon reduction plan, laying out the reduction measures undertaken across its internal organisation and UEFA events.

This policy brief highlights common municipal opportunities to leverage sport to enhance existing settlement and inclusion processes. It offers practical guidance on how cities can best enable displaced young people and local residents to benefit from engaging with sport, resulting in better...

Watoto Wasoka report on using football to improve education, health, and inclusion for 3,000+ children in Uganda’s slums. Stories, data, and insights.

This study investigates the effectiveness of a 20-week Sport-Based Positive Youth Development (SBPYD) program aimed at enhancing resilience among inner-city adolescents. The research focuses on how participation in structured sports activities can improve key resilience factors, including self-...

Laureus Sport for Good Foundation has released its 2024 Impact Report.

Sport programs in youth justice can aid development, but access varies; this study explores effective implementation in juvenile facilities.