SASCOC Strategic Plan
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It is South Africa’s only national multi-coded sporting body responsible for the preparation, presentation and
performance of teams to multi-coded events, including but not limited to the Olympic Games, Paralympic Games,
Commonwealth Games, World Games, African Games, Youth Olympic Games, Commonwealth Youth Games and AUSC
Region V.
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Over and above this, our remit is to create a system that enables the identification and development of the holistic
high-performance sporting potential of all South Africans and ensures fundamental transformation in sport, in support
of nation building.
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In summary as the macro body of sport we:
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Act as the co-ordinating and controlling body of sport and represent the interest of sport (advocacy) across the
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Promote Talent Identification and High-Performance Sports
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Successfully deliver Team South Africa to multicoded games.
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To be the enabling leaders in sport and capacitate South African athletes to achieve
sustained competitive excellence, whilst inspiring South Africans.
To harness and develop South Africa's high performance sporting talent, advancing
Team South Africa successfully and consistently, as we promote equitable access to
sport throughout the country and facilitating good governance in the sports sector.
Vision
Mission
Strategy Pillars
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trategic Pillar
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trategic Objective
Key Initiatives
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Brand and Reputation
Management
Rebuild Brand Trust and Brand Image
Reputation, Brand Management and Brand Repositioning of Team SA
Tell our own Story – PR Campaign
Market Research driven campaigns
Formulation of a Marketing and Communication Strategy
Media and Stakeholder Engagement
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Human Capital
Attract, develop and retain talent
Talent Acquisition
Skills Development and Succession Planning
Drive High Performance
POPIA Compliance
Employee Wellness
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Good Corporate
Governance
Strengthen internal controls
Comply with applicable Legislation
Strengthen Company Secretariat function
Review and Adopt the new Constitution
Compliance to Norms and standards
Communicate clear, transparent, relevant and updated Governance policies.
Manage and support Board and Board Commissions
Promote transparency and accountability through Independent audit and risk
management
Strengthen Internal controls
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Financial Sustainability
Strengthen the financial position of the organisation
and implement high standards of Financial
management.
Review of Finance Policies and Procedures
Revenue generation through sponsorships, grants and donations
Cost Management and Containment
Unqualified Audit
Strategic Procurement
Technology
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trategic Pillar
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trategic Objective
Key Initiatives
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Stakeholder Relations
Rebuild Stakeholder Confidence and Trust
Attract new Sponsors and funders
Adherence by NF’s to Constitutional Requirements
National Federations’ liaison and support
Establishing Stakeholder Confidence
Effective Contribution to Sport Development
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High Performance
Promote High Performance and
Successfully Deliver Team South Africa
Talent identification, development and retention of athletes
Accreditation of HP facilities, services and equipment
Implementation and maintaining integrated systems for the audit and monitoring of
HP programmes
Relaunch of Operational Excellence
Team South Africa Delivery
Engagement with Stakeholders to ensure Effective delivery.
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Advocacy for Sports
Transformation
Collaborate with the National Federations to create
an inclusive and accessible sporting environment
Create an inclusive and accessible environment for all in sports
Access to sports from foundation to participation followed by performance and then
Elite (Developmental pyramid)
Talent Identification and pathway
Sustainability and legacy
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Lead a Sports Movement
Use Sports as a vehicle for social cohesion
Encourage Sports for All
Set up a Sports Foundation
Promote principles and values of Olympism in Sports and Education
Technology
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TEAMSA DELIVERY CALENDER
APRIL 2023- MARCH 2024
QUARTER ONE - APRIL – JUNE 2023 ACTIVITIES
APRIL
SASCOC General Assembly :
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Our Constitution states that SASCOC
shall hold at least two General Meetings of Members during a financial year, of which one shall be the
Annual General Meeting. The first General Assembly for this financial year is in April.
MAY
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Launch of the
Operation Excellence Programme
(OPEX) -
OPEX is designed to offer support to athletes who have the potential to qualify for
participation and returning medals at a higher level in the multi-coded events under the organisation’s umbrella of sports.
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OPEX/Special Support Programmes, athletes are nominated through their NFs. Currently finalising the Opex contracts
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SASCOC has signed a sponsor to help fund the programme
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South African launch of the sponsorship and the Opex athletes announcement will be in May 2023
JUNE
Games Delivery
African Beach Games 24 -30 June 2023
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These are
a continental multi-sport event held among athletes on the African continent. The Games are organised under the
governance of the Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA).
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A total of 11 sports have been named on the programme, with the event poised to be a qualifier for the Bali 2023 World Beach. We
are awaiting the qualification process for these sports in order to know which sports Team SA qualify for
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Tunisia will be hosting the Games
QUARTER ONE - APRIL – JUNE 2023 ACTIVITIES (cont.)
JUNE
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International Olympic Day
:
An annual event created by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to commemorate the
establishment of the Olympics and to educate the sport loving people and the society about Olympism.
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SASCOC will host various sporting activities in selected communities which include: a fun run, golf day, exhibition to
educate citizens on Olympic Values which include: Excellence, Friendship, Respect, Equality, Determination, Inspiration, and
Courage.
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Olympic Day is celebrated on 23 June annually and internationally
QUARTER TWO - JULY – SEPTEMBER 2023 ACTIVITIES (cont.)
JULY
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World Para Athletics Championships – France , Paris
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World Para Swimming Championships – Manchester, United Kingdom
QUARTER TWO: JULY – SEPT 2023 ACTIVITIES
AUGUST
1.
Commonwealth Youth Games
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The 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games, officially known as the VII Commonwealth Youth Games and informally
as Trinidad & Tobago 2023, is a youth sporting event to be held in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago in 2023
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To take place from 4-11 August 2023
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A total of seven sports have been named on the programme
2. World Beach Games
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The ANOC World Beach Games is a global multi-sport event created by ANOC.
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It is a young and inclusive event that combines the informality and vibrancy of the beach with elite sport to create highly
attractive Games.
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A total of 14 sports have been named on the programme
QUARTERD TWO: JULY – SEPT 2023 ACTIVITIES
SEPTEMBER
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Games delivery
African Para Games
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he 2023 African Para Games are to be the first edition of the African Para Games
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Being held from 3 -12 September 2023 in Accra, Ghana
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The Games will feature eight para sporting disciplines
2. SASCOC Annual General Meeting
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As part of our Corporate governance, the SASCOC Annual General Meeting will be held in September to present
and adopt
the Annual Audited Financial Statements and review the financial year.
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All SASCOC Membership is invited
QUARTER FOUR JANUARY – MARCH 2024 ACTIVITIES
JANUARY 2024
Winter Youth Olympic Games
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The 2024 Winter Youth Olympics
are a
youth winter multi-sport event scheduled to be held between 19 January and 2
February 2024 in Gangwon Province, South Korea.
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African nations are not regular participants in Winter Olympic Games mainly due to geographical reasons with very little
snow of competition quality experienced on the continent.
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South Africa has qualified a few athletes in the past Winter Youth Olympic Games
MARCH 2024
African Games
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The African Games, formally known as the All-Africa Games, are a continental multi-sport event held every four years,
organised by the African Union with the Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa and the Association of
African Sports Confederations.
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There are an important Games which are a qualifier for Paris Olympics for some sports
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Being held from 8 - 23 March 2024 in Accra Ghana
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A total of 24 sports are proposed for the programme
OTHER PIVOTAL FOCUS AREAS
SAFEGUARDING
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The SASCOC Board through its sub committee - Safeguarding working group has been working hard to ensure that
Safeguarding in sport remains top priority
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SASCOC has been working in collaboration with the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture to ensure that we drive the call
for safer sport
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SASCOC would like to ensure that it manages Safeguarding cases that are reported effectively together with its Members.
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The General Assembly has resolved that Safeguarding will form part of the Membership requirements and non compliance
will lead to the membership being revoked.
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A two-day Safeguarding conference was held mid February 2023 to amplify the roles that each stakeholder plays and the
importance of the Safeguarding policy.
ROAD TO PARIS 2024
Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games
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The Paris 2024 Olympic Games’ preparations are underway
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A lot of ground work in terms of logistics, athletes training and qualification will be done during this financial year
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Olympics will be held in Paris, France from 26 July -11 August 2024
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Paralympic Games will be held 28 August - 8 September 2024
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SASCOC's role as the national sporting body driving high-performance sports in South Africa, promoting talent identification, multi-coded game participation, and governance transformation for national development.
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SASCOC STRATEGIC PLAN APRIL 2023 SASCOC STRATEGIC PLAN APRIL 2023 MARCH 2024 (Quadrennial) MARCH 2024 (Quadrennial) PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE PRESENTATION PORTFOLIO COMMITTEE PRESENTATION 16 May 2023 16 May 2023
Our Mandate Our Mandate o It is South Africa s only national multi-coded sporting body responsible for the preparation, presentation and performance of teams to multi-coded events, including but not limited to the Olympic Games, Paralympic Games, Commonwealth Games, World Games, African Games, Youth Olympic Games, Commonwealth Youth Games and AUSC Region V. o Over and above this, our remit is to create a system that enables the identification and development of the holistic high-performance sporting potential of all South Africans and ensures fundamental transformation in sport, in support of nation building. o In summary as the macro body of sport we: o Act as the co-ordinating and controlling body of sport and represent the interest of sport (advocacy) across the board o Promote Talent Identification and High-Performance Sports o Successfully deliver Team South Africa to multicoded games.
Our Vision, Mission and Pillars Our Vision, Mission and Pillars Vision To be the enabling leaders in sport and capacitate South African athletes to achieve sustained competitive excellence, whilst inspiring South Africans. Mission To harness and develop South Africa's high performance sporting talent, advancing Team South Africa successfully and consistently, as we promote equitable access to sport throughout the country and facilitating good governance in the sports sector. Strategy Pillars
STRATEGIC FOCUS AND KEY DELIVERABLES STRATEGIC FOCUS AND KEY DELIVERABLES APRIL 23 APRIL 23- - MARCH 2024 MARCH 2024
Strategic Focus 2023 Strategic Focus 2023 2025 2025 Key Initiatives Strategic Pillar Strategic Objective Reputation, Brand Management and Brand Repositioning of Team SA Tell our own Story PR Campaign Market Research driven campaigns Formulation of a Marketing and Communication Strategy Media and Stakeholder Engagement 1 Brand and Reputation Management Rebuild Brand Trust and Brand Image Talent Acquisition Skills Development and Succession Planning Drive High Performance POPIA Compliance Employee Wellness 2 Attract, develop and retain talent Human Capital Strengthen Company Secretariat function Review and Adopt the new Constitution Compliance to Norms and standards Communicate clear, transparent, relevant and updated Governance policies. Manage and support Board and Board Commissions Promote transparency and accountability through Independent audit and risk management Strengthen Internal controls 3 Strengthen internal controls Comply with applicable Legislation Good Corporate Governance Review of Finance Policies and Procedures Revenue generation through sponsorships, grants and donations Cost Management and Containment Unqualified Audit Strategic Procurement Strengthen the financial position of the organisation and implement high standards of Financial management. 4 Financial Sustainability Technology
Strategic Focus 2023 Strategic Focus 2023 2025 2025 Strategic Objective Strategic Pillar Key Initiatives Attract new Sponsors and funders Adherence by NF s to Constitutional Requirements National Federations liaison and support Establishing Stakeholder Confidence Effective Contribution to Sport Development 5 Rebuild Stakeholder Confidence and Trust Stakeholder Relations Talent identification, development and retention of athletes Accreditation of HP facilities, services and equipment Implementation and maintaining integrated systems for the audit and monitoring of HP programmes Relaunch of Operational Excellence Team South Africa Delivery Engagement with Stakeholders to ensure Effective delivery. Promote High Performance and Successfully Deliver Team South Africa 6 High Performance Create an inclusive and accessible environment for all in sports Access to sports from foundation to participation followed by performance and then Elite (Developmental pyramid) Talent Identification and pathway Sustainability and legacy 7 Collaborate with the National Federations to create an inclusive and accessible sporting environment Advocacy for Sports Transformation Encourage Sports for All Set up a Sports Foundation Promote principles and values of Olympism in Sports and Education 8 Use Sports as a vehicle for social cohesion Lead a Sports Movement Technology
TEAMSA DELIVERY CALENDER APRIL 2023- MARCH 2024
QUARTER ONE - APRIL JUNE 2023 ACTIVITIES APRIL SASCOC General Assembly : o Our Constitution states that SASCOC shall hold at least two General Meetings of Members during a financial year, of which one shall be the Annual General Meeting. The first General Assembly for this financial year is in April. MAY o Launch of the Operation Excellence Programme (OPEX) - OPEX is designed to offer support to athletes who have the potential to qualify for participation and returning medals at a higher level in the multi-coded events under the organisation s umbrella of sports. o OPEX/Special Support Programmes, athletes are nominated through their NFs. Currently finalising the Opex contracts o SASCOC has signed a sponsor to help fund the programme o South African launch of the sponsorship and the Opex athletes announcement will be in May 2023 JUNE Games Delivery African Beach Games 24 -30 June 2023 o These are a continental multi-sport event held among athletes on the African continent. The Games are organised under the governance of the Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA). o A total of 11 sports have been named on the programme, with the event poised to be a qualifier for the Bali 2023 World Beach. We are awaiting the qualification process for these sports in order to know which sports Team SA qualify for o Tunisia will be hosting the Games
QUARTER ONE - APRIL JUNE 2023 ACTIVITIES (cont.) JUNE o International Olympic Day : An annual event created by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to commemorate the establishment of the Olympics and to educate the sport loving people and the society about Olympism. o SASCOC will host various sporting activities in selected communities which include: a fun run, golf day, exhibition to educate citizens on Olympic Values which include: Excellence, Friendship, Respect, Equality, Determination, Inspiration, and Courage. o Olympic Day is celebrated on 23 June annually and internationally
QUARTER TWO - JULY SEPTEMBER 2023 ACTIVITIES (cont.) JULY o World Para Athletics Championships France , Paris o World Para Swimming Championships Manchester, United Kingdom
QUARTER TWO: JULY SEPT 2023 ACTIVITIES AUGUST 1. o The 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games, officially known as the VII Commonwealth Youth Games and informally as Trinidad & Tobago 2023, is a youth sporting event to be held in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago in 2023 o To take place from 4-11 August 2023 o A total of seven sports have been named on the programme Commonwealth Youth Games 2. World Beach Games o The ANOC World Beach Games is a global multi-sport event created by ANOC. o It is a young and inclusive event that combines the informality and vibrancy of the beach with elite sport to create highly attractive Games. o A total of 14 sports have been named on the programme
QUARTERD TWO: JULY SEPT 2023 ACTIVITIES SEPTEMBER 1. African Para Games o The 2023 African Para Games are to be the first edition of the African Para Games o Being held from 3 -12 September 2023 in Accra, Ghana o The Games will feature eight para sporting disciplines Games delivery 2. SASCOC Annual General Meeting o As part of our Corporate governance, the SASCOC Annual General Meeting will be held in September to present and adopt the Annual Audited Financial Statements and review the financial year. o All SASCOC Membership is invited
QUARTER FOUR JANUARY MARCH 2024 ACTIVITIES JANUARY 2024 Winter Youth Olympic Games o The 2024 Winter Youth Olympics are a youth winter multi-sport event scheduled to be held between 19 January and 2 February 2024 in Gangwon Province, South Korea. o African nations are not regular participants in Winter Olympic Games mainly due to geographical reasons with very little snow of competition quality experienced on the continent. o South Africa has qualified a few athletes in the past Winter Youth Olympic Games MARCH 2024 African Games o The African Games, formally known as the All-Africa Games, are a continental multi-sport event held every four years, organised by the African Union with the Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa and the Association of African Sports Confederations. o There are an important Games which are a qualifier for Paris Olympics for some sports o Being held from 8 - 23 March 2024 in Accra Ghana o A total of 24 sports are proposed for the programme
OTHER PIVOTAL FOCUS AREAS SAFEGUARDING o The SASCOC Board through its sub committee - Safeguarding working group has been working hard to ensure that Safeguarding in sport remains top priority o SASCOC has been working in collaboration with the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture to ensure that we drive the call for safer sport o SASCOC would like to ensure that it manages Safeguarding cases that are reported effectively together with its Members. o The General Assembly has resolved that Safeguarding will form part of the Membership requirements and non compliance will lead to the membership being revoked. o A two-day Safeguarding conference was held mid February 2023 to amplify the roles that each stakeholder plays and the importance of the Safeguarding policy.
ROAD TO PARIS 2024 Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games o The Paris 2024 Olympic Games preparations are underway o A lot of ground work in terms of logistics, athletes training and qualification will be done during this financial year o Olympics will be held in Paris, France from 26 July -11 August 2024 o Paralympic Games will be held 28 August - 8 September 2024
SASCOC - Team South Africa Games Delivery Calendar 2023 - 2028 Event Date Place African Beach Games 24 - 30 June 2023 Hammamet, Tunisia World Para Athletics Championships 08 - 17 July 2023 Paris, France World Para Swimming Championships 31 July - 6 August 2023 Manchester, United Kingdom Commonwealth Youth Games 4 - 11 August 2023 Trinidad and Tobago World Beach Games 5 - 12 August 2023 Bali, Indonesia African Para Games 3 - 12 September 2023 Accra, Ghana African Youth Games TBC Congo Brazaville Winter Youth Olympic Games 19 January - 2 February 2024 Gangwon, South Korea African Games 8 - 23 March 2024 Accra, Ghana Olympic Games 26 July - 11 August 2024 Paris, France Paralympic Games 28 August - 8 September 2024 Paris, France Region V U/20 Games Dec-24 Maputo, Mozambique World Games 7 - 17 August 2025 Chengdu, Gartone Winter Olympic Games 6 - 22 February 2026 Milan, Italy Winter Paralympic Games 6 - 15 March 2026 Milan, Italy African Youth Games 2026 Maseru, Lesotho Youth Olympic Games 2026 Dakar, Senegal Commonwealth Games Apr-26 Victoria, Australia Region V U/20 Games 2026 TBC Commonwealth Youth Games 2027 TBC African Games 2027 TBC World Beach Games 2027 TBC Winter Youth Olympic Games 2028 TBC Olympic Games 21 July - 06 August 2028 Los Angeles, USA Paralympic Games 22 August - 03 September 2028Los Angeles, USA Region V U/20 Games 2028 TBC 16
Cashflow statement Cashflow statement Revenue Streams 2022/23 Revenue Streams 2022/23 DESCRIPTION 2022/2023(APPROVED) Descriptions 2022/2023 (Approved) DSAC Sascoc grant DSAC Addendum grant IOC Top Sponsors IOC Olympic Solidarity National Lotteries Commission (NLC) ANOCA IPC Citibank IPC - TOYOTA IPC - AIR BNB Sponsorship - NEW Commonwealth Games Federation Paris Athletes Support 12 000 900 7 764 552 28 651 543 66 960 851 95 612 394 Bank Opening Balance Projected Income TOTAL INCOME Total Projects costs Operating Expenses Employee Costs Board Fees 42 719 944 13 643 197 16 311 008 2 493 402 (75 167 551) 6 600 000 BANK CLOSING BALANCES 2022/23 Budgeted projects 2022/23 Budgeted projects 20 444 843 Projects Prioritisation Dates Country World Para Swimming Championships 12 - 18 June 2022 Madeira, Portugal World Games 7 - 17 July 2022 28 July - 8 August 2022 Birmingham, USA Birmingham, United Kingdom Commonwealth Games 17 Region V U/20 Games 2022 Malawi
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