FINA National Federations Development Handbook

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Chapter 3.5 Winning story Brazilian Swimming Federation Coaracy Nunes Filho – President Brazilian Swimming Federation “We work hard to maintain good relationships” The Brazilian Swimming Federation (CBDA) is the national governing body for the following five Olympic sports – Swimming, Water Polo, Synchronised Swimming, Diving and Open Water Swimming. Originally founded in 1955 as the Brazilian Swimming Confederation, the CBDA is among the three most successful NGBs in Brazil in terms of technical results and sponsor support.
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Building New Ways for Success in Aq
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Table of contents FINA National Fed
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Creating your plan Chapter 1.1 Deve
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Chapter 1.1 Developing mission, vis
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Chapter 1.2 A strategic plan for a
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Chapter 1.3 New ideas on strategic
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The basic idea is that most federat
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Chapter 1.4 The financial plan Bene
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2/ Journals and subsidiary journals
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Financial Statements Financial stat
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Financial controls There are certai
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Chapter 1.5 Winning story Swimming
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How has developing a mission and vi
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Securing your structure Chapter 2.1
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Chapter 2.1 Structure: making the p
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Chapter 2.2 Governance of a Nationa
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Chapter 5.4 Alternative funding opp
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Chapter 5.5 Winning story USA Swimm
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What advice would you give to feder
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Chapter 6.1 Supporting athletes Ben
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not just about medals and a celebri
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Chapter 6.2 Supporting coaches 174
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Chapter 6.3 Supporting officials Be
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can be a useful tool. The main purp
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Chapter 6.4 Competition and events
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Chapter 6.4 Competition and events
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Chapter 6.5 Winning story Amateur S
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When deciding to organise an aquati
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Chapter 7.1 The importance of conti
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each morning to practice, they prob
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2/ Communicate before you create st
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you address those challenges and ge
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Chapter 7.2 Presentation skills Ben
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precisely do I want to accomplish?
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3/ Position of the podium If you ar
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- Issues/actions organise the prese
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The following are some useful techn
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Useful tips Use this hint a startin
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Chapter 7.3 Selling and influencing
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Chapter 7.4 Negotiation skills Bene
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Speaking Each party in a negotiatio
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How should negotiations be structur
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Useful tips Keep in mind these usef
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Chapter 7.5 Winning story Papua New
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Chapter 8.1 FINA National Federatio
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and Open Water Swimming Schools for
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4/ Officials (Judges and Referees)
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- Increasing your income - Supporti
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The National Federation of: FINA NA
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FINA NATIONAL FEDERATIONS DEVELOPME
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Participant Summary List Please lis
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FINA Management Initiatives Program
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The National Federation of: Partici
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Financial form FINA NATIONAL FEDERA
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Additional Development Activities f
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7/ Improving your skills 8/ Enhanci
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Through financial assistance in the
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FINA Scholarships for Young Athlete
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The National Federation of: Partici
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Name of National Federation: FINA N
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Please complete the bank details of
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ceiving the grant. All National Fed
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Description FINA Travel Assistance
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For accommodation assistance: - For
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If your National Federation chooses
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Note: This regulation does not appl
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Please describe the FINA Clinic for
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Participant List Please list all pa
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FINA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 2010 PRI
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It is the “backbone” of world c
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The National Federation of: FINA NA
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After soliciting the opinions of th
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Sports Experience (clubs, athletes
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Financial form FINA NATIONAL FEDARA
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- These Clinics must be proposed by
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National Federations will be respon
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FINA CLINICS FOR OFFICIALS (JUDGES
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FINA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 2010 PRI
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2/ Certificates Each FINA School pa
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FINA SCHOOLS FOR OFFICIALS (JUDGES
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Chapter 8.2 Olympic Solidarity Prog
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Chapter 8.3 FINA Anti-Doping Progra
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Who shall submit whereabouts? An at
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Chapter 8.4 National partnerships T
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Instead, each party might simply ha
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Continental partners Continental as
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Chapter 8.5 Winning story Swimming/
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382 Personal Notes
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