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Presentation 2 Anglais Definitive.Pdf Dear Mr. President, The Ukrainian Federation of Sport Fishing invites you and whole national team to the XXII WORLD CARPFISHING CHAMPIONSHIP. It is known that the performances of Ukrainian sportsmen in many disciplines of sport fishing have been more than impressive for 10 years. Among them are world champions in team and individual, championship winners in different types of fishing. Ukraine also has experience in the World Championships – in 2011 and 2016 we had championships in ice fishing and in 2012 in catching predators from a boat. We plan to organize a championship in the lake of Prylbychi TRIDENT LAKE, which is located not far from the city of Lviv and 35 km from the western border of Ukraine. During the last five years many official carp fishing tournaments have been held on the Prylbychi Lake - the Ukrainian Championship and the Ukrainian Cup. Already few years in sequence the lake of Prylbychi brings Big Fish of the year of Ukraine. Constant big catches on the competitions, the development of infrastructure and convenience of communications make the lake of Prylbychi- TRIDEND LAKE the best lake of the country. We are looking forward to your visit and participation in this great contest. We will try, as organizers, to preserve Lviv and Ukraine in your hearts. Best regards! Maksim Amanov The hеаd of sport fishing federation of Ukraine. UKRAINE Year after year, Ukraine is making a name for itself around the world as a venue for major sporting events. Ukraine Trident lake (Prylbychi) Lviv Lviv The historical center of Lviv is on the list UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city has the largest number of architectural attractions in Ukraine. In 2009, Lviv was awarded the title of the Cultural Capital of Ukraine. The city periodically occupies prominent places in the rankings of tourist and investment attractiveness. The European Football Championship, which took place in 2012, has finally made Ukraine popular among athletes. One of the host cities of Euro-2012 was a former city of Lviv. Traditionally, matches of the Champions League and UEFA Europa League have been held in Lviv for the last three years. https://lviv.travel/en Prylbychi lake gets the best facilities to organizing the tournaments. to Poland 28km to Lviv 43km The lake is situated 48 km from Lviv. Year by year the number of carp Its area is more than 150 hectares. fishers, eager to participate in the The capacity of Prylbychi, when the activities organized by Prylbychi, distance between sectors is not less increases. The registration via than 30 meters, is 90 teams. There is Internet is completed in only a few its own board of carp, the weight of minutes for almost all the which is from 12-25 kg. Thanks to competitions. Visitors and the means and efforts of the Lviv participants of the tournaments, Carp Fishing Club, more than 300 which take place in Prylbychi, are the carp, whose weight is more than 23 carp fishers from Russia, Belarus, kg, have been put into the lake. Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Germany. MATION RAILWAY/AIRPORT INFORMATION One of the main advantages of Prilbichy over other basins is its developed infrastructure. In the period 2019-2020 several tournaments will be organised in which future World Championship participants can take part. http://railway.lviv.ua Mainly - the driveway is accessible by all means of transport - by car, train or plane. In 2012, the station was completely modernized and a new airport terminal was built. There are direct flights from Lviv to: Vienna, Munich, Istanbul, Warsaw, London, Memmingen, Krakow, Lusendorf, Berlin, Copenhagen, Bratislava, Prague, Milan, Rome, Vilnius, Frankfurt, Dortmund, Thessaloniki, Madrid. http://lwo.aero/e to Lviv 43km to Poland 28km Kviv 540km Slovakia 268km Hungary 270km Romania 320km 80 km from Lviv and 30 km from the Prylbychi basin is the Krakovets border crossing point (the borders of Poland and Ukraine). The International border crossings of Chop (the border of Ukraine and Hungary) and of Uzhgorod (Ukraine- Slovakia) are 300 km from the city. There is high- speed internet access and mobile communication in Prylbychi. The transfer back to the hotel after the end of the Championship will be organized in the same way as the arrival at the venue. After arrival to the hotel there will be check-in at the hotel. An awards ceremony will be held in the hotel’s event room. After the ceremony and official closing, an extensive concert programme and farewell dinner will be organised. A transfer to the airport or to the railway station will be provided for departing guests. ANTI-DOPING INFORMATION TUE REQUESTS A Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) is a certificate granted by an anti-doping organization (IF for international-level athletes, NADO for national-level athletes and MEO for athlete participating in an MEO event. The certificate is for a set prohibited substance, in certain dosages, with a limited period of validity. An application for a TUE must be based on a documented medical condition and diagnosis and the TUE will only be granted under strict criteria laid out in the International Standard of TUEs. Athletes must absolutely avoid taking a medication with a prohibited substance without a valid TUE. The presence of a prohibited substance or its metabolites or markers in an athlete’s sample without a valid TUE is an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV), as are the use or attempted use of a prohibited substance or a prohibited method, possession, administration or attempted administration. Athletes must therefore consult the Prohibited List https://www.wada-ama.org/en/resources/science- medicine/prohibited-list with their prescribing physician before taking a medication to ensure that no prohibited substance is contained in the medication needed. Athlete whose illness or condition requires treatment with a prohibited substance or method (listed in this link: https://www.wada-ama.org/en/resources/science-medicine/prohibited-list) must apply to CIPS for a TUE following the CIPS strict TUE application process. He shall then use the application form, which can be downloaded from the ITA website: https://ita.sport/wp- content/uploads/2019/02/TUE-Form.pdf The TUE request has to be sent to the following address: [email protected] If the TUE is granted, the athlete will then be permitted to use the medication during the period of validity of the TUE without committing an Anti-Doping Rules Violation (ADRV). Regardless of whether a TUE has been granted or not, athletes should always declare on the doping control forms filled out during sample collection any medications and supplements taken within the seven days prior to sample collection, and any blood transfusions in the three months prior for blood samples. If a TUE has already been granted by a NADO or by a RADO, the Athlete in question does not have to apply for any additional CIPS TUE, as CIPS recognizes all TUE granted by NADOs and RADOs. REGISTRATION The Organizing Committee will receive the fully completed registration form and payment of the registration fee by bank transfer before the deadline of July 30th 2020. Entry Fee: The registration fee includes, in addition to tickets for the gala dinners (11) and fishing permits (8), insurance and any gift that the organization may distribute. PARTICIPATION FEE In compliance with F.i.p.s.-ed rules 1450€+TAXE Fips-ed 150 €= 1600€ Extra Final Banquet - 60 € The extra banquets may be purchased from the championship secretariat depending on availability. All the payments must be done by bank transfer, before July 30th 2020, also directly: COMPANY NAME: PP IAVORIVSKE KULTURNE RYBNE GOSPODARSTVO COMPANY ADDRESS: UA 81062, LVIV REGION, YAVORIV DISTRICT, PRYLBYCHI IBAN CODE: Ua143253210000026006053761221 NAME OF BANK: JSC CB ”PRIVATBANK” SWIFT: PBANUA2X ACCOUNT IN THE CORRESPONDENT BANK: 400886700401 SWIFT CODE OF THE CORRESPONDENT BANK: COBADEFF CORRESPONDENT BANK: COMMERZBANK AG, FRANKFURT AM MAIN, GERMANY Please be aware of the dates of the registration and payment • statement of the participant till 31.05.2020 • make payment by 30.06.2020 • submit team composition by 31.08.2020 • OFFICIAL PROGRAM Monday, 21 September 10.00 -18.00 - Delegations arrival Delegations registration Tuesday, 22 September st 10.00 - 1 captains meeting 18.00 - Official open ceremony of World Championships (The place of maintenance will be subsequently determined) Wednesday, 23 September nd 08.00 - 2 captains meeting and grid drawing st 10.30 - 1 signal Competitors may enter in their peg nd 12.30 - 2 signal Beginning of the competition, ground baiting and fishing Thursday, 24 September 10.00 - Posting of provisional classifications 15.00 - Posting of provisional classifications 20.00 - Posting of provisional classifications Friday, 25 September 10.00 - Posting of provisional classifications 15.00 - Posting of provisional classifications 20.00 - Posting of provisional classifications Saturday, 26 September 09.30 - Posting of provisional classifications rd 12.15 - 3 signal 15 minutes before the end of the competition th 12.30 - 4 signal End of the competition th 12.45 - 5 signal Taking out any possible fish hooked before the 4th signal 15.00 - Posting of final classifications 19.00 - Prize giving ceremony, closing banquet and Gala evening (The places of maintenance will be subsequently determined) Sunday, 27 September Delegations departure FORM A PARTICIPATION FORM Країна / Country / Pays : Федерація / Federation Адреса / Address / Adresse Tel.: Fax E-mail Parcipation ТАК / YES / OUI НІ / NO / NON Дата / Data / Date
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