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National Sports Promotion Fund (Nouvelle Alexandrie)

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The National Sports Promotion Fund is a government-established fund in Nouvelle Alexandrie designed to provide financial support for various initiatives related to sports. The Fund was created as part of the Promotion of Sports Act, 1694 to promote the development and growth of sports in the country.

Organization

The National Sports Promotion Fund is a government-established organization that is responsible for promoting and supporting various aspects of sports in Nouvelle Alexandrie. The Fund operates with the aim of providing financial assistance for the development of sports facilities, improving the welfare of athletes, fostering sports organizations, promoting school and workplace sports, and strengthening weak areas in the sports industry. The Fund is also responsible for promoting professionals in sports, culture, and arts.

The board of directors of the National Sports Promotion Fund is the governing body responsible for the Fund's overall direction and management. The board is made up of a president, a vice president, and several directors who are elected to serve a set term of office. The president of the Fund is elected by a vote of the membership and must receive approval from the Secretary of Culture and Sports before taking office. The board of directors meets regularly to review the Fund's operations, make strategic decisions, and set its objectives and goals. The board also has the authority to appoint committees and task forces to carry out specific initiatives and projects. In addition to the board of directors, the Fund also has a staff of professionals who are responsible for implementing its initiatives and projects. This includes managing its finances, overseeing its operations, and carrying out research and development projects. The staff works under the guidance of the board of directors and is responsible for ensuring that the Fund is carrying out its mission effectively and efficiently.

Responsibilities

The Fund is responsible for providing financial aid for a variety of purposes, including the following:

  • Costs for sports facilities;
  • Improving the welfare of athletes;
  • Fostering sports organizations;
  • Promoting school sports and workplace sports;
  • Fostering professionals in sports, culture, and arts;
  • Strengthening weak areas in national sports;
  • Promoting a native sports industry and culture;
  • Other matters prescribed by Royal Decree or Act of the Cortes Federales to promote national sports.

Regulations

The National Sports Promotion Fund is governed by a set of regulations determined by Royal Decree or Act of the Cortes Federales. These regulations outline the necessary steps for operating and managing the Fund, including the following:

  • Research and development to promote national sports and projects to disseminate the results thereof;
  • Projects to support the expansion of national sports facilities;
  • Projects to train players and certified sports leaders;
  • Projects to improve the welfare of players, certified sports leaders, and athletes;
  • Advertising and other projects for the creation of the Fund;
  • Operation of and support for the Federal Sport Committee, the Paralympic Committee of Nouvelle Alexandrie, the Federal Anti-Doping, sports-for-all organizations, and sports science research institutes;
  • Support for the sports activities of low-income groups;
  • Other projects prescribed by Royal Decree or Act of the Cortes Federales for the promotion of sports.

Balance

The Fund has a current balance of 3 billion ecu, which is available to be used for various projects and initiatives to support the growth and development of sports in Nouvelle Alexandrie. The Fund may also receive additional contributions from the government, private organizations, and individuals to support its operations.

Participation in the Federation Games

Main article: Federation Games

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