February 18th, 2021
Sports for Development and Social Business
13-15h (UTC+1) on Zoom
Huge thank you from Girls in the Lead and Yunus Sports Hub to all the participants at the Sports for Development and Social Business webinar!
A recording of the event is available below. Learn more about the highlights of the webinar and solutions shared on sport for social business from sportanddev.
Webinar Objectives
- Rethink how to create economic development in local, regional, and national communities and organizations.
- Gain an understanding of organizations’ responses and strategies in demonstrating greater economic resilience.
- Exchange approaches and insights with key actors around strategies and share best practices for improved autonomy.
- Establish priorities in building an economic agency of sports organizations, and in connecting organisations with related processes, initiatives, and institutions.
- Advocate the importance of women’s led organizations to be financially resilient.
Webinar program
- Welcome words 13:00-13:05
- Introduction to Girls in the Lead, Yunus Sports Hub and webinar objectives 13:05-13:15
- Fundraising in Sport for Development 13:15-13:30
- Introduction of speakers and talk show 13:30-14:10
- Discussion groups with speakers 14:10-14:40
- Summary of discussions and next steps 14:40-15:00
We are expecting over 200 participants from all over the world! All participating organizations are listed below.
| 1 power sports | Bangladesh |
| Active Giving | Germany |
| Active Giving GmbH | Germany |
| Activ’Elles04 | France |
| AFRICAN.iNTELLECT | South Africa |
| AISTS | Switzerland |
| United Kingdom | |
| Alive and Kicking kenya | Kenya |
| Anantapur Sports Academy | India |
| Anantapur Sports Academy | India |
| Anatolia College | |
| Angaza sports and development center | Kenya |
| ARSIS Association for the Social Support of Youth | Greece |
| Athletes for hope | Canada |
| Athletico Club | Lebanon |
| Athletico Football Academy | Lebanon |
| Atoot | Nepal |
| Atoot | Nepal |
| Barça Foundation | España |
| Barça Foundation | Espanya |
| bent but not broken association | Peru |
| Best Sport | |
| Bezirksamt Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg | |
| Bloomsbury Football | UK |
| Bomovu (Network of Sport and Body Movement for Vulnerable Groups) – made to play: Coach Leadership Development Programme | Turkey |
| Botswana Rugby Union | Botswana |
| Capoeira4Refugees | Germany |
| Casa Soccer League | United States |
| ChezaCheza | |
| Community Health Education Sports Initiative Zambia | Zambia |
| Concordia University – St. Paul | United States |
| Consultant | India |
| DEPORTAJE | LIMA |
| Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln | Germany |
| Dlala Ntombazana Development for girls | South Africa |
| E*S*C*A*P*E with Peter | Germany |
| Egolisquash Youth Epowerment | south Africa |
| EMBS-DGSC | Peru |
| Enabling Leadership | India |
| ENGSO Youth | Austria |
| ESSCA | France |
| Feminist Hiking Collective | |
| FHI 360 | United States |
| Fight to Protect and Ju-Jitsu International Federation | Philippines |
| FocuSport | Italy |
| Freelancer | Lebanon |
| Geeks without Frontiers | Germany |
| gender, sport and social change consultant | UK |
| German Sport University | Germany |
| german sports uni | germany |
| Girls Got Game Mindanao | Philippines |
| Girls* Can Skate Leipzig | Germany |
| giz | germany |
| Global Sport Institute | United States |
| Go Sports Nepal | NEPAL |
| GridironRSA | |
| IGLA | Lebanon |
| INABIF | Perú |
| Individual participant | Namibia |
| International Platform on Sport and Development | Switzerland |
| InterSands | Switzerland |
| IOC YL | Morocco |
| IOC Young Leaders | Chile |
| ISCA | Denmark |
| ITTF Foundation | Germany |
| Janghi | Senegal |
| Kenya Rugby Union | Kenya |
| Khwisero Sports Academy | Kenya |
| Khwisero Sports Self Help Group | Kenya |
| KIDC | South Korea |
| KW Calabasas | USA |
| Laureus Sport for Good | UK |
| LidLab – Sport oriented Think Thank | Peru |
| LiiKe – Sports & Development | Finland |
| London Marathon Charitable Trust | United Kingdom |
| Loughborough London | United Kingdom |
| Loughborough University Alumni Association | Greece |
| Manyatta youth resource centre | Kenya |
| Metro Daily Nigeria | Nigeria |
| MOS Audencia | France |
| MOS Audencia | France |
| Namibia Football Association Galz & Goals | Namibia |
| National Organisation for Women in Sports Physical Activity and Recreation-NOWSPAR | Zambia |
| Freelancer | China |
| Nottingham Trent University | United Kingdom |
| ONE TEAM | GERMANY |
| ONG | Perú |
| OSCAR Foundation | India |
| Outsport | Italy |
| Pece Soccer Academy | |
| positive sports vibe community | India |
| Pro Sport Development | India |
| Pro Sport Development (PSD) | India |
| Ready Steady Active | United Kingdom |
| Rising Phoenix Sports Program | USA |
| Rising Phoenix Sports Program | USA |
| Rugby team | |
| Rumble Sports Africa | South Africa |
| Rural Development Trust | Anantapur, Andhra pradesh, India |
| Sabragamuwa University of Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka |
| SARI | Ireland |
| Self-employed | Switzerland & South Africa |
| She Wins Mexico | Mexico |
| She Wins Mexico | Canada |
| Skateistan | South Africa |
| Skateistan South Africa | South Africa |
| Slum Soccer | |
| Special Olympics Samoa | |
| Sport and Sustainability International | Suisse |
| Sport for Creating Pathways Japan / Juntendo University Faculty of Health and Sport Science | Japan |
| Sport for Development – Georgia | Georgia, Republic of |
| Sport for Social Change Network (SSCN) | |
| Sport4Change Media | Rwanda |
| Sports Development Aid | Tanzania |
| Sports for Hope and Independence | Bangladesh |
| Ssa Dekalb | USA |
| sscn | South Africa |
| Swedish Postcode Foundation | Sweden |
| Swedish Postcode Foundation | Sweden |
| TEQSEN | Sénégal |
| Terapia Acuatica Ecuador | Ecuador |
| The Athlete Brand | Nederland |
| The Naz Foundation (India) Trust | India |
| TheStaff | South Africa |
| TIBU Maroc | Morocco |
| Tonga Football Association | |
| Turnpro | Italy |
| UEFA | Switzerland |
| UK coaching | United Kingdom |
| UNESCO | switzerland |
| Union sport anfa rugby XIII | Morocco |
| United Through Sport | South Africa |
| University of Turku | Finland |
| University of Wuppertal | Germany |
| UrbanDis | Guatemala |
| Viva con Agua | Uganda |
| VluchtelingenWerk Nederland (= Dutch Council for Refugees) | The Netherlands |
| Watoto wasoka | Uganda |
| We Are Olympism | |
| We Yone Child Foundation (WYCF) | Sierra Leone |
| Winning Matters Consulting Pvt. Ltd | |
| Womens Footie Indonesia | Indonesia |
| World Bicycle Relief | Germany |
| World Parks, World Cup | UK |
| Youth Sport Uganda | |
| Youth Sport Uganda | Uganda |
| Yunus Sports Hub | Usa |
| Yunus Sports Hub | Germany |
| Zam City Academy organization | India |
Jan van Hövell, Founder of KLABU
After having worked as a commercial lawyer in a major Dutch law firm as well as in screenwriting and storytelling, Jan has (re-)committed himself to the refugee cause.
Jan and his team are building KLABU, the world's biggest club. A club that unlocks the power and joy of sports for the overlooked, in refugee camps and beyond. Piloted since 2017, launched in May 2019 in the Kalobeyei Settlement in Kenya, soon opening more sports clubhouses in refugee camps around the world.
KLABU's goal is to create access to sports for 500,000 young people living in underrepresented communities in the next decade. To achieve that goal, KLABU works closely with partners and involves impact minded sports fans through the KLABU brand and products.
Join the KLABU at klabu.org
Rachel May, Outdoor Founder, IOC Young Leader
Rachel went from working with Homeless World Cup to starting her own social enterprise after recognizing that the mountains in her country were not accessible to so many people. With support from the IOC Young Leaders Programme parallel to her learning about social entrepreneurship through a local programme, she founded her own enterprise. She is testing out different ways to generate income from different groups of people. She has offered organized hikes to individuals with refugee backgrounds to those who have been homeless to corporations.
Learn more at
mhoroutdoor.com/
olympic.org/young-leaders/rachel-may
Yoko Youssouf, Program Manager, Yunus Sports Hub
Yoko Youssouf's passion for understanding and solving human challenges led her toward international development and solidarity. She worked for 10 years with charities empowering disadvantaged people through education and social work prior to jumping in the sport world. After a few years of expatriation in Asia and Oceania, Yoko is back in Europe. A Sports enthusiast, she can often be found playing handball or practicing Muay Thai in Barcelona, Spain.
Learn more at yunussportshub.com
Cyndi Mendoza, Development Manager, I AM WATER
Cyndi Mendoza is a specialist in MEL and impact measurement. She is committed to building organisational development and managing stakeholder relationships for I AM WATER. With her high value for change, comes a strong desire to constantly challenge the methods of change currently being used, delve deeper into best practice and provide platforms for others to share their experiences and learn from each other.
Learn more at iamwaterfoundation.org/
Pedro Salazar Escobar, Founder of Amigos del Mar
Pedro Salazar founded the Amigos del Mar Foundation in 2015, which seeks to
engage youth in school through water sports and environmental education. In 2018 he won the Altius award granted by the Colombian Olympic Committee for being a sports coach with a focus in environmental issues. He currently leads the social business project Olaz Paz implemented by Peace and Sport and Amigos del Mar, which fosters school reintegration for young people by generating economic incomes through sports products made with recycled material found on the beach.
Learn more at amigosdelmar.org/
Andreza Salgueiro, Partnership Manager, love.fútbol
Andreza Salgueiro has a Master’s Degree in Sports Management and is a doctoral student in Sports Science. Since developing her skills and expertise throughout the sports industry (including the FIFA World Cup and the Olympic Games), she has focused her attention on the Sports for Development field.
Andreza has been working for the non-profit organization love.fútbol for 6 years, using sport as the driver for social change and strengthening communities around the globe. love.fútbol is a global non-profit that engages and mobilizes communities
to create, reclaim and redefine their own football pitches as sustainable platforms for social change.
love.fútbol raises funds to finance raw materials, provide technical guidance
and facilitate execution of projects. Community members contribute with their talents, ideas, labor, and other local resources, serving as partners and agents of change in the process. love.fútbol field is an achievable community-building venture and its success relies on the full engagement of the community.
Rahul Bissoonauth, Director of Business Development, Oaks Consultancy
Rahul is Director of Business Development at Oaks Consultancy, a team of strategy and fundraising consultants working in sport, education and the wider not-for-profit sector. The team at Oaks work with many leading sport for development organisations of all shapes and sizes, including Laureus Sport for Good, Magic Bus India, Sporting Equals, Sport 4 Life and several others in the UK and beyond. Rahul is an experienced commercial director with board-level experience at Oaks, the Football Foundation and several leading charities. Most recently, he has acted as the Executive Director for Magic Bus UK, the fundraising office for an award-winning sport for development charity working with over 400,000 children in South Asia.
Rahul will present a report Fundraising in Sport for Development by Oaks Consultancy in the webinar – more info is found on our Fundraising page.
Learn more at https://www.oaksconsultancy.co.uk/
