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Case Study: RSA

south africaThe South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (SASCOC) coordinates all high performance sport in the country. Whether it is the Olympic Games or the Korfball World Championships, SASCOC works together with the respective National Federations, ensuring that all elite athletes can be the best they can be in their sport.

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ARISF

The Association of IOC Recognised International Sports Federations (ARISF) was constituted in 1984. It is currently made up of 32 International Sports Federations.  ARISF represents these federations collectively as one of the pillars to the Olympic Movement and promotes the Olympic spirit through the sports which they govern.

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IOC Recognition: Olympic Charter Rule 26

olympic ringsIn order to develop and promote the Olympic Movement, the IOC may recognise as IFs international non-governmental organisations administering one or several sports at world level and encompassing organisations administering such sports at national level.

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IOC President's Messsage

IOC President RoggeThe 32 International Federation Members of ARISF are a part of the Olympic Movement ... We are all part of the community of world sport, and by working together we will grow stronger together.

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World Games Association

01 July 2010

Sports Director Joachim Gossow assumes new role as association's CEO.

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Ron Froehlich Honoured

23 June 2010

The ARISF President Emeritus receives the Olympic Order on Olympic Day 2010.

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The 2010 Olympic Day

22 June 2010

ARISF President Emeritus Froehlich to be honoured on Olympic Day.

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Members

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ARISF President's Message

We share an immense passion for sport and an overriding aim of spreading participation in and enthusiasm for our sports to even more people in more countries.

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ARISF Aims

To act as the voice for its members, and to coordinate and defend the common interests of its members, whilst these maintain their authority, independence and autonomy.

To determine the consensus of its members on questions of common interest in relation to the Olympic Movement.

To ensure the largest possible participation in the congresses, programmes and projects of the International Olympic Committee.

To decide on nominations of ARISF representatives on Commissions of the IOC and/or other international sports organisations.

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