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2016 REPORT GUIDE Peace and Sport International Forum 23 > 25 November 2016 Principality of Monaco PARTNERS CONTENTS 2016 REPORT GUIDE PEACE AND Sport INTERNATIONAL ForuM 23 > 25 November 2016 Principality of Monaco PARTNERS CONTENTS OFFICIAL PARTNER EDItoRIAL .................................................................................................................................................................................. 4 KEY NUMBERS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 5 KEY MOMENTS ..................................................................................................................................................................... 6 «ONE STEP FOR PEACE» OFFICIAL PARTNER OPENING CEREMONY ................................................................................................................................................... 10 SESSION 1 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 12 BREAKING DOWN BARRIERS THROUGH SpoRTS DIPLOMACY INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS SESSION 2 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 16 MOVING toWARDS LongstANDING LEGACIES IN SpoRT SESSION 3 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 20 THE JOURNEY TOWARDS GENDER EQUITY IN SpoRT MEDIA PARTNERS PEACE AND SPORT AWARDS ..................................................................................................................................... 24 SESSION 4 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 26 USING THE POWER OF DIGITAL MEDIA SESSION 5 ................................................................................................................................................................................ 30 STRATEGIC PARTNERS NEW ARRIVALS: SpoRTS AS INTEGRATION CATALyst WORKSHOP 1 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 34 TOOL BOXES FOR CONSTRUCTING EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIPS WORKSHOP 2 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 36 OFFICIAL SUPPLIERS BEST PRACTICES IN OPENING AND CLOSING A FIELD PRoject WORKSHOP 3 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 38 ENHANCING SpoRT-BaSED PRojects FOR VULNERABLE YOUTH WORKSHOP 4 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 40 MAXIMIZING THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF SpoRT to SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE (UNESCO) NETWORKING AREA .......................................................................................................................................................... 42 #GAMEONFORPEACE ..................................................................................................................................................... 43 PHOTOS ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 44 PEACE AND SPORT 2 INTERNATIONAL FORUM 2016 / REPORT GUIDE 3 EDITORIAL KEY NUMBERS JOËL BOUZOU President and Founder, 600 PARTICIPANTS REPRESENTING MORE THAN Peace and Sport 70 COUNTRIES 6 HEAD OF STATE Inclusivity, integration, sport, equity, development, commitment, passion, partnerships, REPRESENTED sustainability, and communication were only some of the significant words to emerge from 9th Peace and Sport International Forum. Game on for Peace! was the title of the Forum and an invitation for everyone to be a key player. We are thankful that your attendance and involvement in the debates won that bet, illustrating what we most: becoming an international platform for information sharing and concrete action. NOBEL PEACE PRIZE LAUREATES 2015 I would like to express my gratitude to H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco, whose presence demonstrated his unfailing support for the peace through sport movement. The Peace Walk, which he led on the first day of the Forum, marked one of the highlights. Other memorable moments included hosting, for the first time ever, three Nobel Prize laureates, members of the Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet, and the remarkable demonstration of the potential of sport diplomacy as portrayed in the friendly Taekwondo fight between 40 VOLUNTEERS a Russian and a Ukrainian athlete. FROM 26 DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES In the face of an increasing number of threats, all sectors of society, as evidenced by the multitude and variety of the projects presented by Federations, universities, Champions, and NGOs, have been mobilized to promote Peace. Our motto should be “demonstration through proof” and your examples have left us no doubt that sport at the service of peace works. This is the dynamic that we need to build on and accelerate our actions. Without 1000 PEOPLE MOBILIZED AROUND H.S.H PRINCE delay, we must organize ourselves to form an operational platform for information on ALBERT II OF MONACO AND JOËL BOUZOU DURING THE best practices, the projects identified and the results obtained, in order to ensure that all PEACE WALK AND THE OPENING CEREMONY players in the network benefit from peace through sport. This annual Forum is our common point of reference, but our next big date is April 6 – the UN International Day on Sport for Development and Peace. Together, creating peace through sport programs and using the platform april6.org, we can achieve a record number of projects and committed participants, whilst giving greater scope to 32 CHAMPIONS FOR PEACE the #WhiteCard initiative. REPRESENTING 17 DIFFERENT SPORTS AND 20 DIFFERENT NATIONALITIES This year we will celebrate 10 years of Peace and Sport and we will meet for a tenth Forum, in the Principality of Monaco from 6-8 December 2017. Thank you all for your input and your commitment to the sport for development and peace movement. MORE THAN 50 REGISTERED MEDIA PEACE AND SPORT 4 INTERNATIONAL FORUM 2016 / REPORT GUIDE 5 KEY MOMENTS The Peace and Sport International Forum 2016 opened with a Peace Walk led by His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco. Prominent figures from Monaco joined the 450 delegates participating in the Peace Walk. After tracing the word ‘Peace’ with an olive branch and holding up a white card, the procession walked toward the Fairmont Monte Carlo Hotel where the 9th International Forum was taking place. During the ceremony, strong, severe but hopeful words were spoken by H.S.H Prince Albert II of Monaco, His Highness Shaikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa, Ouided Bouchamaoui on behalf of the Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet and Nobel Peace Prize Laureates 2015, Wilfried Lemke, Special Adviser to the UN Secretary-General on Sport for Development and Peace, and 1 - AN OPENING DAY WITH STRONG SYMBOLIC VALUE Joël Bouzou, President and Founder of Peace and Sport. Two taekwondo athletes representing national teams from Russia and Ukraine participated in a friendly competition, attended by Marc Attali, Plenipotentiary Minister at the Israeli Embassy in Paris, and Professor Manuel Hassassian, Plenipotentiary Minister for Palestine in London, sitting side by side. This diplomatic event aimed at demonstrates that sport is a platform for reconciliation and peace-building. «Sport can succeed where weapons have failed» said Mr. Hassassian. «Occasions like this Forum and this demonstration between two young athletes from the Ukraine and Russia prove the invaluable role of sport» added Mr Attali. The two men voiced their wish for future competitions to be organized between representatives from their two countries «where everyone can face each other at the same level, with the same beliefs and the same ideals.» 2 - A PROMINENT EVENT FOR SPORTS DIPLOMACY On 2016, the Forum served as a platform for two major institutions to organize key meetings with high level representatives. - The Council of Europe in partnership with Peace and Sport held an official seminar on the Macolin Convention. - UNESCO organized a preparatory meeting for the 6th World Conference of Sport Ministers and senior officials responsible for physical education and sport - MINEPS VI - which will take place from 5 - 7 July 2017 in Kazan, Russia. 3 - A PLATFORM FOR INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION PEACE AND SPORT 6 INTERNATIONAL FORUM 2016 / REPORT GUIDE 7 KEY MOMENTS The Peace and Sport 2016 Awards rewarded the best initiatives and actions around 10 categories: CSR INITIATIVE OF THE YEAR: Moby Group (Afghanistan) NGO OF THE YEAR: Right to Movement (Denmark) CHAMPION OF THE YEAR: Flavio Canto (Brazil) FEDERATION OF THE YEAR: World Taekwondo Federation ADAPTED PROGRAM OF THE YEAR: Korea Refugee Project (Jordan) EVENT OF THE YEAR: Homeless World Cup (Scotland) DIPLOMATIC ACTION OF THE YEAR: International School Sport Federation (Belgium) FOUNDATION OF THE YEAR:
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