1991 - 201120 Years For An Active World

T A F I S A

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS

TAFISA ON THE MOVE

It is a great privilege to address the participants of the Global Sport for All Movement as the President of the leading international Sport for All association on this exciting occasion, the 20th Anniversary of the formal inception of TAFISA.

Whilst TAFISA was born in the minds of Sport for All leaders in the 1960’s, it was only in 1991 that it really came to life. In that time, TAFISA has touched the lives of millions; from families who march under the banner of World Walking Day, to performers in the World Sport for All Games, to future leaders educated via the Certified Leadership Courses, to volunteers coordinating World Challenge Day, to governmental and non-governmental representatives attending World Congresses,

to Sport for All organizations and individuals of all types who are the members of TAFISA, to a myriad of others, and to you, who is reading this brochure.

TAFISA has and will continue to stand for all of the participants of the Global Sport for All Movement, both politically and practically by providing the Movement with an internationally visible voice, and programs and events in which to participate and share.

On this important occasion, I am proud to wish TAFISA, along with its members, supporters and partners who have been such an integral part of the growth and success of TAFISA, a warm and sincere “congratulations”.

Dr Kang-Too Lee, TAFISA President

It was in Oslo in 1969, when the first so called ‘Trim and Fitness Conference’ was held with eight participating countries from West Europe. These conferences that were organized every two years from then on, developed into an unofficial steering medium for the international Sport for All Movement, and can be rightly considered the cradle for TAFISA. As the result, TAFISA was founded in Bordeaux in 1991 by 40 countries.

TAFISA has worked hard to become the leading international Sport for All association over the past 20 years. But there is so much more to be done. Being a leader implies responsibility, innovation, strength and continuous improvement, and TAFISA intends to embrace and enhance its position in the global Sport for All Movement, for the betterment of TAFISA, its members and the Movement itself.

TAFISA’s action plan for the future incorporates both politics and practice. Particularly in recent years, TAFISA has led an initiative to bring leading international organizations together to build a new solidarity in Sport for All. In the coming years, TAFISA will build on this strong start to raise the

profile of Sport for All and physical activity, and place it on the agenda of leading organizations and leading individuals around the world. TAFISA’s focus will be on creating a truly global platform for international exchange, debate and cooperation, and strengthen the political voice of Sport for All and physical activity, so that ultimately, through cross-sectoral cooperation, Sport for All and physical activity will be accessible to all.

TAFISA also recognizes that its members immediately benefit from the practical, on-the-ground programs that people around the world can participate in and enjoy. That is why TAFISA will not lose its focus on providing Sport for All and physical activity programs which are relevant and in demand. TAFISA will continue to improve upon its already successful practical programs, and work with its members to make them accessible to as many global citizens as possible.

Through this dual strategy of political and practical influence, TAFISA is steadily building bridges toward its ultimate goal. TAFISA – For An Active World.

Wolfgang Baumann, TAFISA Secretary General

1991

2011

Special Initiative: TAFISA VIPS Program

The TAFISA VIPS (Volunteer Initiative for Peace through Sport) Program in collaboration with the Tanzanian

government and the sup-port of UNOSDP, aims at further developing Sport for All in Africa through education of young volunteers. It was officially launched in Dar es Salem, Tanzania in 2010.

Tribute to Prof. Dr. Jürgen Palm

It was on the vision and initiative of Dr. Jürgen Palm, Germany, that TAFISA was founded in 1991. Under his

presidency, TAFISA developed drama-tically to the world’s now leading Sport for All organization. In 2005 he was elected Honorary President of TAFISA, and in his new position, he gave strong support to the organization. Dr. Palm died at the age of 71 on August 16, 2006.

TAFISA FACTS & FIGURES

TAFISA’s Vision and Mission

To achieve an Active World by globally promoting and facilitating access for every person to Sport for All and physical activity.

TAFISA’s primary focus is on:• Advocating internationally for Sport for All, • Providing and coordinating programs and events, • Providing networking and experience transfer platforms.

To this end, TAFISA:• believes that access to Sport for All and physical activity is a basic human right,• sees Sport for All as a major contributor to individual, community and national life quality,• supports the promotion of international exchange and experience transfer,• provides programs and events open to participation by all, • provides education of leaders and dissemination of model projects and expertise,• cooperates with institutions in the fields of sport and physical activity to advance health, culture, education and recreation,• assumes political leadership in the field of Sport for All,• supports the concept of diversity and inclusiveness to bring individuals together through Sport for All and physical activity.

Special Recognition: Karin Beckmann, Odette Duverneuil, Christine Kammler

TAFISA Board Of Directors 1991-2011

Ms. Rita Andersen Norway 1991 - 1993Mr. Takashi Aoki Japan 1991 - 1997Mr. Oscar Azuero Colombia 1995 - 2009Mr. Wolfgang Baumann Germany 2005 - presentMr. Isaac Braz Israel 1991 - 2005Prof. Dr. Ju-Ho Chang S. Korea 1997 - 2001Mrs. Muriel Coppejans Belgium 1997 - 2001Mrs. Mitra Rouhi Dehkordi Iran 2009 - presentHon. Brian Dixon Australia 1991 - presentMr. Henry Douetai Ivory Coast 1991 - 1993Mr. Jianzhong Feng China 2009 - presentMr. Wim Florijn Netherlands 2005 - presentProf. Dr. Gyöngyi Szabö Földesi Hungary 1997 - 2005Mr. Vassil Girginov Bulgaria 1991 - 1993Dr. Nikola Hadjiev Bulgaria 1991 - 2005Mr. Herzel Hagay Israel 2005 - presentDr. Thomas (Ta Chou) Huang Chinese Taipei 2001 - 2009Mr. Russ Kisby = Canada 1993 - 1997Mr. Francois Lagarde Canada 1991 - 1993Dr. Kang-Too Lee S. Korea 2009 - presentDr. Regina Mirandela da Costa Portugal 1991 - 1997Mrs. Comfort Nwankwo Nigeria 2001 - 2009Prof. Dr. Jürgen Palm = Germany 1991 - 2005Mr. Joel Raynaud France 1991 - 2009Dr. Shang-Hi Rhee S. Korea 2005 - 2009Mr. Jorma Savola Finland 2005 - presentDato’ Sarjit Singh Sekhon Malaysia 1997 - 2005Dr. Ewa Suska Poland 2005 - presentMr. Leonard Thadeo Tanzania 2009 - presentProf. Rodolfo Valgoni Argentina 2009 - presentDr. Yasuo Yamaguchi Japan 2009 - present

TAFISA Honorary Members

Honorary PresidentsProf. Dr. Jürgen Palm =Prof. Man-Lip Choy, South Korea

Honorary MembersProf. Dr. Oscar Azuero, ColombiaMr. Isaac Braz, IsraelDr. Thomas (Ta-Chou) Huang,Chinese TaipeiMr. Russ Kisby, Canada =Mrs. Comfort Nwankwo, NigeriaMr. Joel Raynaud, FranceDr. Shang-Hi Rhee, South Korea

TAFISA is a non governmental and non profit organization registered according to German law at the Frankfurt law court. The TAFISA General Assembly is the supreme governing body and elects the TAFISA Board of Directors every four years for a four year term.

TAFISA Board of Directors 2009-2013 TAFISA Figures

President Dr. Kang-Too LeeVice President Mr. Jianzhong Feng, Dr. Ewa Suska, Mr. Leonard Thadeo, Prof. Rodolfo ValgoniTreasurer Hon. Brian DixonSecretary General Mr. Wolfgang BaumannMembers Mr. Wim Florijn, Mr. Herzel Hagay, Mrs. Mitra Rouhi-Dehkordi, Mr. Jorma Savola, Dr. Yasuo YamaguchiSpecial Advisor Dr. Ju-Ho ChangCommissioners Mr. Preben Staun, Prof. Dr. Peter Kapustin

TAFISA in 2011 has• 130 member countries- 37 Europe- 33 Asia- 25 Africa- 22 Americas- 13 Oceania

• 240 Member organizations

• 4 regional bodies for Europe, Asia/Oceania, Americas, Africa (under process)

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TAFISA MILESTONES 1991 - 2011Sept. 1991 · · · · · · · · · · Founded in Bordeaux, France by 40 countriesMay 1992 · · · · · · · · · · · Launch of International Challenge Day with nine countries1993 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Chiba, JapanJune 1992 · · · · · · · · · · · Launch of World Walking Day at the Earth Summit, Rio de JaneiroMay 1992 · · · · · · · · · · · Festival of Traditional Games, Bonn, Germany1994 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · TAFISA Academy, Budapest, Hungary1995 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Netanya, Israel Sept.1996 · · · · · · · · · · · Festival of Traditional Games, Bangkok, Thailand1997 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Penang, Malaysia1999 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Larnaka, Cyprus 2000 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Festival of Traditional Games, Hanover, Germany2001 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Member countries reach 1002001 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Cape Town, South Africa2003 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Munich, Germany2005 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Warsaw, PolandNov. 2005 · · · · · · · · · · · Opening of the TAFISA Office in Frankfurt, GermanyDec. 2006 · · · · · · · · · · · 1st World Forum, Frankfurt, GermanyAug. 2007 · · · · · · · · · · · Launch of Int’l CLC, Kish Island, Iran2007 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Buenos Aires, ArgentinaFeb. 2008 · · · · · · · · · · · 2nd World Forum, Riga, LatviaSept. 2008 · · · · · · · · · · TAFISA World Sport for All Games, Busan, KoreaSept. 2008 · · · · · · · · · · Signing TAFISA/UNESCO Busan Appeal on Traditional Sport and Games Feb. 2009 · · · · · · · · · · · Membership on the IOC Sport for All CommissionMarch 2009 · · · · · · · · · Workshop “Active Cities”, Helsinki, Finland2009 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Chinese TaipeiSept. 2009 · · · · · · · · · · Name changed to “The Association For International Sport for All”2009 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Incorporation of IANOS into TAFISAOct. 2009 · · · · · · · · · · · 3rd World Forum, Seoul, KoreaFeb. 2010 · · · · · · · · · · · Cooperation Agreement signed with IOCMay 2010 · · · · · · · · · · · Meeting with UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon on joint cooperationAug. 2010 · · · · · · · · · · · Launch of the TAFISA African ‘VIPS Program’ in TanzaniaJan. 2011 · · · · · · · · · · · Launch of National CLC, Trinidad & Tobago

Oct. 2011 · · · · · · · · · · · Partnership Agreement signed with UNESCONov. 2011 · · · · · · · · · · World Congress, Antalya, TurkeyNov. 2011 · · · · · · · · · · Launch of TAFISA Triple AC Program

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TAFISA Board with IANOS President and TAFISA Honorary President, Man-Lip Choy (2009)

TAFISA-UNESCO Busan Appeal on Traditional Sport and Games (2008)

TAFISA World Congress, Chiba, Japan (1993)

Festival of Traditional Games, Hanover, Germany (2000)

Founding faces of TAFISA, Bordeaux, France (1991)

ContactTAFISAMainzer Landstraße 153, DienstleistungszentrumD-60261 Frankfurt am Main, GermanyPh: +49 (0) 69 97 39 35 99 00info@tafisa.net, www.tafisa.net

ImpressumEditor: The Association For International Sport for All e.V. (TAFISA)Editors-in-Chief: Kelly Park, Wolfgang BaumannLayout and Production: die knaben designDistribution: 2000 copies / Production Date: Nov. 2011

Incorporating the International Assemblyof National Organizations of Sport (IANOS)

TAFISA PROGRAMS & EVENTS

TAFISA World Walking Day

TAFISA launched the World Walking Day in 1991 to promote health through walking. This event is held in October with attracting more than 50 countries and more than 15 million people to participate every year around the world.

From the beginning TAFISA has been strong in the coordination and delivery of practical, grass roots programs and events that citizens from around the world can participate in.

TAFISA World Challenge Day

Since 1992 the World Challenge Day is held every year on the last Wednesday in May where communities of similar sizes from different countries are paired against each other in a friendly competition to motivate as many citizens as possible

to be physically active for one day. Every year more than 55 million participants from 3.300 communities from 50 countries participate.

TAFISA “Triple AC” Program

The Triple AC Program provides an evaluation and rewarding system for cities and communities to encourage their citizens to become more active.

With the support of the IOC, the program provides practical tools with case studies

of already existing successful initiatives and interventions, and opportunities for networking and experience-sharing on the international level.

TAFISA World Sport for All Games

First under the title “Festival of Traditio-nal Games and Sports” the week-long World Sport for All Games held every 4 years offer a unique showcase to discover the rich and diverse traditional and contemporary games, sports and cultures with participating delegations from up to 100 countries.

The next Games under the patronage of UNESCO, ICSSPE and IOC will be hosted by the city of Siauliai, Lithuania,

July 5 – 11, 2012. All TAFISA members are invited to participate – for details please refer to www.siauliai2012.lt

TAFISA World Congresses and Forums

TAFISA World Congresses have been held around the world every two years since 1991, bringing together world renowned experts, researchers, practi-tioners and national representatives to present, discuss and share issues in the field of Sport for All and physical activity.

Leading the Way in Brazil Taking to the Streets of India

Tehran takes the Challenge

CLC Argentina

21st TAFISA World Congress,Chinese Taipei (2009)

Being physically active in Romania

CLC Tanzania

TAFISA International Forum,Busan (2006)

TAFISA Certified Leadership Course

In order to meet the global demands, in 2007 the TAFISA CLC was developed in cooperation with the IOC to train and certify

national Sport for All leaders around the world. Since its inception the CLC took place in Iran, Australia, Malaysia, Turkey, Tanzania, Nigeria, Serbia, Latvia, Trini-dad & Tobago, Indonesia and Macau/China.

African Tribal Dance

To make the vision of Sport for All a reality, TAFISA believes the keywords are cooperation and cross sectoral partnerships. For that reason, TAFISA has always focused on weaving a cooperative and productive network of partners and supporters to build the Global Sport for All Movement.

TAFISA SUPPORTERS & PARTNERS

Supporters

Private and public supporters provide TAFISA invaluable financial and practical support to realize its goals and objectives and meet the needs of the members. TAFISA is grateful to the following:

Partners

From the beginning, TAFISA has worked in conjunction with key players in the international Sport for All sector to build and strengthen the Sport for All network. TAFISA is proud to work in active cooperation with the following international organisations:

Sport StadiaNet CEO Michael Tockweiler (right) with TAFISA Secretary General, Wolfgang Baumann.

TAFISA President with IOC President,Dr. Jacques Rogge

Markus Frank, Frankfurt City Council Member (middle) and Georg Kemper, Head of Sport Administration (left)

TAFISA President and Secretary General with Mr. Sam Ramsamy, Chairman of the IOC Sport for All Commission and IOC Executive Board Member.

Prof. Dr. Heinz Zielinski, Head of the Sport Department, Ministry of Interior & the Sport of Hesse (right)

Ms. Irina Bukova, UNESCO Director-General, with TAFISA Secretary General at the Partnership Signing Ceremony.© UNESCO/Stéphanie Cadel

Walther Schneeloch, Vice President of DOSB (right) in Busan for the 2008 TAFISA World Sport for All Games.

TAFISA President in New York at the UN Headquarters with UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon.

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German Ministry of Interior

Commerzbank AG State Government of Hesse

City of Frankfurt Sport StadiaNet

German Olympic Sport Federation

Agita Mundo

ENGSO

IAKS

ICSSPE

UNESCO

IFAPA

IOC

IWG

UNOSDP

TAFISA IMPRESSIONS

TAFISA would like to thank our members for their support and dedication in contributing to the growth and development of TAFISA and the global Sport for All Movement in the past 20 years.

U.A.E. SPORTS FOR ALL COMMITTEE • A.D.E.P.S. • ACCETTD - ASOCIACION CULTURAL Y CIENTIFICA DE ESTUDIOS DE TURISMO • ALARABI SPORTING CLUB KUWAIT •

ALBANIA MINISTRY OF TOURISM, CULTURE YOUTH AND SPORTS • ALL CHINA SPORTS FEDERATION • ALL INDIA ASSOCCIATION OF SPORT FOR ALL • AMATEUR ATHLETIC

ASSOCIATION • AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION • AMERICAN SAMOA NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • AMERICAN VOLKSSPORT ASSOCIATION, INC. • AMUDERA • ANGOLA

MINISTERIO DA JUVENTUDE E DOS DESPORTOS • ASSOCIACAO DE JOGOS POPULARES DO DISTRITO DE BRACANÇA • ASSOCIACAO DE JOGOS TRADICIONAIS GUARDA

• ASSOCIATION AQUITAINE SPORT POUR TOUS • ASSOCIATION DJIBOUTIENNE DE SPORT POUR TOUS • ASSOCIATION FOR HEALTH AND FITNESS THROUGH SPORTS,

GAMES AND DANCE FOR ALL • ASSOCIATION NATIONALE DU SPORT POUR TOUS GABON • ASSOCIATION SPORT FOR ALL SERBIA • ASSOCIATION TOGOLAISE POUR LA

PROMOTION DU SPORT POUR TOUS • AUSLIFE GROUP • AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE • AZERBAIZAN NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • BANGLADESH TRIM &

FITNESS SPORT FOR ALL ASSOCIATION • BERMUDA MINISTRY OF YOUTH, SPORT AND RECREATION • BOLIVIA SECRETARIAT OF SPORTS AND HEALTH • BOSNIAN AND

HERZIGOVINA ASSOCIATION „SPORT FOR ALL“ • BULGARIAN SPORT FOR ALL ASSOCIATION • BURUNDI MINISTERE DE L‘ENSEIGNEMENT • CAMEROON MINISTERE DE

LA JEUNESSE ET DES SPORTS • CAPE VERDE SECRETARIA DE ESTADO DA JUVENTUDE E DESPORTOS • CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION •

CHINA GREAT WALL INTERNATIONAL HIKING CLUB • CHINESE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • CHINESE TAIPEI OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • CITIZEN’S ASSOCIATION FOR RECREATION

MOVEMENT – GARD • COMITE OLIMPICO DE CHILE • COMITE OLIMPICO ECUATORIANO • COMITE OLIMPICO URUGUAYO • CONGO CONSEIL NATIONAL DU SPORT POUR

TOUS • CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE DEPORTES • CORPORACION CON TODOS • CROATIAN ASSOCIATION „SPORT FOR ALL“ • CYPRUS NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE •

CYPRUS SPORTS ORGANISATION • DEUTSCHER OLYMPISCHER SPORTBUND • DEUTSCHER TURNERBUND • EGYPTIAN MINISTRY OF YOUTH – SPORT FOR ALL

DEPARTMENT • EL SALVADOR INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE LOS DEPORTES • ESTONIAN SPORT FOR ALL FEDERATION • ETHIOPIAN DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS FOR ALL AND

CULTURE SPORTS • FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • FEDERATION ALBANAISE DU SPORT POUR TOUS • FEDERATION

INTERNATIONALE AMATEUR DE SAMBO (FIAS) • FEDERATION SENEGALAISE DE SPORT POUR TOUS • FEDERATION TUNISIENNE SPORT POUR TOUS • FEDERAZIONE

ITALIANA AEROBICA & FITNESS (FIAF) • FEDERAZIONE ITALIANA AMATORI SPORT PER TUTTI (FIASP) • FIJI SPORTS COUNCIL • FINNISH SPORT FOR ALL ASSOCIATION •

FIRST CITIZENS SPORTS FOUNDATION • FRENCH NATIONAL OLYMPIC AND SPORT COMMITTEE • GEORGIAN SCHOOL OF KNIGHTS • GERLEV • GERMAN

LIFESAVING SOCIETY • GOVERNMENT OF ANGUILLA • GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF TRINIDAD & TOBAGO • GREEK MINISTRY OF CULTURE

• GUAM GOVERNOR‘S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND SPORT • GUATEMALA MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND SPORT • HELLENIC

OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • HONG KONG LEISURE & CULTURAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT • HUNGARIAN LEISURE SPORTS

ASSOCIATION • INDONESIA SPORT FOR ALL FEDERATION (FORMI) • INDONESIA STATE MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND SPORTS

AFFAIRS • INSTITUTO COSTARRICENSE DEL DEPORTE Y LA RECREATION (ICODER) • INSTITUTO DO DESPORTO DE

PORTUGAL • INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE DEPORTES EDUCACION FISICA RECREACION (INDER) • INSTITUTO PANAMERICANO DE

EDUCACION FISICA • INTERNATIONAL DANCE SPORT ASSOCIATION • INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF MUAYTHAI

AMATEUR (IFMA) • INTERNATIONAL FIELD ARCHERY ASSOCIATION • INTERNATIONAL KALARIPAYAT FEDERATION

(IKF) • INTERNATIONAL MARCHING LEAGUE • INTERNATIONAL MIND SPORTS ASSOCIATION (IMSA) • INTERNATIONAL NORDIC

WALKING ASSOCIATION (INWA) • INTERNATIONAL SHUFFLEBOARD ASSOCIATION • INTERNATIONAL UNION OF

KETTLEBELL LIFTING • INTERNATIONAL ZURKHANEH SPORTS FEDERATION (IZSF) • INTERNATIONALER VOLKSSPORTVERBAND

E.V.(IVV) • INTERSPORTS AND CULTURE ASSOCIATION • INTRNATIONAL SPORTS

LAWYERS ASSOCIATION (ISLA) • IRAN SPORT AEROBICS & FITNESS FEDERATION •

IRAQI CENTER SPORT FOR ALL FEDERATION • IRAQI FEDERATION OF

ZURKHANEH • IRAQI MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND SPORT • ISRAEL SPORT FOR

ALL ASSOCIATION • JAPAN SPORTS ASSOCIATION (JSA) • JORDAN SPORTS

FOR ALL FEDERATION • KOREA SPORT FOR ALL ASSOCIATION • KOREAN COUNCIL

OF SPORT FOR ALL • KUWAIT OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • L ENCICLOPEDIA DEL

PATRIMONIO CULTURAL INMATERIAL • LATVIAN SPORT FOR ALL ASSOCIATION

(LTSA) • LATVIAN SPORTS ADMINISTRATION • LEBANON NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY •

LIECHTENSTEINISCHER OLYMPISCHER – SPORTVERBAND • LIFE BE IN IT

INTERNATIONAL • LITHUANIAN SPORT FOR ALL ASSOCIATION • MACAO CIVIC & MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS BUREAU • MACAU SPORT DEVELOPMENT BOARD • MALDIVES

OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • MARFIMA (MALAYSIAN LEISURE AND RECREATION MALAYSIA) • MAURITIUS SPORTS COUNCIL • MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM •

MOZAMBIQUE MINISTRY OF CULTURE YOUTH AND SPORT • MULTISPORT ASSOCIATION OF RUSSIA • NATIONAL OLYMPIC AND SPORTS ASSOCIATION OF ICELAND •

NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE OF ALBANIA • NATIONAL SPORTS COUNCIL OF TANZANIA • NATIONAL SPORTS COUNCIL OF ZAMBIA • NEPAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE •

NIGERIA OLYMPIC COMMITTEE INC. • NIGERIA SPORT FOR ALL COMMISSION • NORFOLK ISLAND AMATEUR SPORTS & COMMONWEALTH GAMES ASSOCIATION • OMAN

OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • ONG SPORT POUR TOUS BENIN PRIMAIRE ET SECONDAIRE • ÖSTERREICHISCHE • ÖSTERREICHISCHER BETRIEBSSPORTVERBAND • PAKISTAN

GYMNASTIC FEDERATION • PAKISTAN SPORTS FOR ALL • PAKISTAN SSIREUM FEDERATION • PALAU NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • PALESTINIAN SPORT FOR ALL

FEDERATION • PAPUA NEW GUINEA SPORTS FEDERATION AND OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • PARTICIPACTION • PHILIPPINE OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • PHILIPPINE SPORT FOR

ALL ASSOCIATION • POLISH MINISTRY OF SPORT AND TOURISM • POLISH NATIONAL SPORT FOR ALL FEDERATION • POLISH NORDIC WALKING ASSOCIATION • POLISH

RADIOORIENTEERING SPORT FEDERATION(PZRS) • POLSKI ZWIAZEK TANCA SPORTOWEGO • PROMOSPORT • PROYECTO CULTURA FISICA • ROMANIAN FEDERATION

SPORT FOR ALL • SAO TOMÉ E PRINCIPE MINISTRO DOS ASSUNTOS SOCIAIS • SASAKAWA SPORTS FOUNDATION • SAUDI ARABIAN GENERAL PRESIDENCY FOR YOUTH

WELFARE • SAUDI ARABIAN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & SPORT FEDERATION • SENEGALAISE MINISTERE DES SPORTS • SESC - SERVICO SOCIAL DO COMÉRCIO • SHREE

HANUMAN VYAYAM PRASARAK MANDAL • SINGAPORE NATIONAL OLYMPIC COUNCIL • SINGAPORE SPORTS COUNCIL • SINZA SOCIAL AND SPORTS CENTRE • SLOCAK

MINISTRY OF EDUCATION • SLOVAK SPORT FOR ALL ASSOCIATION • SLOVENIAN NORDIC WALKING ASSOCIATION • SOLOMON ISLAND MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS

(SPORTS DIVISION) • SOUTH AFRICA PROVINCIAL RECREATION COUNCIL NORTH WEST PROVINCE • SPORT AND RECREATION COMMISSION OF ZIMBABWE • SPORT AND

RECREATION SOUTH AFRICA • SPORT FOR ALL ASSOCIATION INDIA • SPORT FOR ALL ASSOCIATION THAILAND • SPORT FOR ALL BUSAN ASSOCIATION • SPORT FOR ALL

CANADA SOCIETY • SPORT FOR ALL FEDERATION IRAN • SPORT ORGANISATION, MUNICIPALITY OF TEHRAN • SPORTNA UNIJA SLOVENIJE • SPORTS FOR ALL FEDERATION

OF TURKEY • SWEDISH SPORTS CONFEDERATION • SYRIAN OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • SYRIAN SPORTS FOR ALL FEDERATION • TAEKWONDO BOARD OF INDIA • TAFISA

JAPAN • THAILAND OFFICE OF SPORTS AND RECREATION DEVELOPMENT (OSRD) • THE ASSOCIATION FOR MONGOLIAN SPORT FOR ALL • THE FAROESE CONFEDERATION

OF SPORTS • THE NATIONAL OLYMPIC COMMITTEE AND SPORTS CONFEDERATION OF DENMARK • THE NETHERLANDS INSTITUTE FOR PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES (NISB) •

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • UK CENTRAL COUNCIL OF PHYSICAL RECREATION (CCPR) • UKRAINE MINISTRY OF UKRAINE FOR FAMILY, YOUTH AND

SPORTS • UNION IVOIRIENNE SPORT POUR TOUS • UNIONE ITALIANA SPORT PER TUTTI • UNITED KOREA TRADITIONAL MARTIAL ARTS FEDERATION • UNITED WORLD

HAEDONG KUMDO FEDERATION • UNIVERSITY OF BAHRAIN • UNIVERSITY OF BRUNEI DARUSSALAM • US PRESIDENT‘S COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL FITNESS AND SPORTS •

VANUATU OLYMPIC COMMITTEE • VENEZUELA INSTITUTO NACIONAL DE DEPORTES • VIETNAM MINISTRY OF CULTURE, SPORT AND TOURISM • WE ARE WITH YOU •

WEST ASIAN GAMES FEDERATION • WORLD HAPIKO CONFEDERATION • WORLD HAPKIDO FEDERATION OF SPORTS FOR ALL • WORLD KARATE CONFEDERATION •

WORLD MARTIAL ARTS GAMES COMMITTEE (WMAGC) • WORLD O-SPORT FEDERATION (WOF) • WORLD SSIREUM FEDERATION • WORLD TAEKUK MUSUL FEDERATION •

YEMEN SPORTS FOR ALL ASSOCIATION

TAFISA MEMBERS