FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DE SKI INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION INTERNATIONALER SKI VERBAND OLYMPIC SOLIDARITY TOOL KIT

FÉDÉRATION INTERNATIONALE DE SKI INTERNATIONAL SKI FEDERATION INTERNATIONALER SKI VERBAND OLYMPIC SOLIDARITY TOOL KIT

The Olympic Solidarity contributes significantly to the extensive work FIS is undertaking in the FIS Development field, both for supporting the activities to further competition activity in FIS member Associations developing ski nations and additionally to the FIS Bring Children to the Snow Project, which has a wider impact on general participation in wintersport activities for youngsters. Furthermore FIS plays a central role in evaluating, approving and coordinating all FIS Disciplines-related Olympic Solidarity programme.

Contents A. INTRODUCTION B. ATHLETES C. COACHES D. NOC MANAGEMANE AND KNOWLEDGE SHARING E. PROMOTION OF THE OLYMPIC VALUES F. FORUMS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS G. FINALE REMARK

Introduction

The FIS Olympic Solidarity Tool Kit Olympic Solidarity is the organ responsible for administering and managing the NOCs share of the broadcast rights from the Olympic Games. It redistributes these funds through diverse programmes according to the needs and priorities of the NOCs and their Continental Associations. Rule 5 of the Olympic Charter states: The aim of Olympic Solidarity is to organise assistance to NOCs, in particular those which have the greatest need of it. This assistance takes the form of programmes elaborated jointly by the IOC and the NOCs, with the technical assistance of the International Federations (IFs), if necessary. FIS and Olympic Solidarity The Olympic Solidarity contributes significantly to the extensive work FIS is undertaking in the FIS Development field, both for supporting the activities to further competition activity in FIS member Associations developing ski nations and additionally to the FIS Bring Children to the Snow Project, which has a wider impact on general participation in wintersport activities for youngsters. Furthermore FIS plays a central role in evaluating, approving and coordinating all FIS Disciplines-related Olympic Solidarity programme. Olympic Solidarity World Programmes The Olympic Solidarity World Programmes helps the NOCs to develop their own structures through relevant and targeted programmes, which enables them not only to consolidate their place and role within the Olympic Movement in general and within their own national structures, but also to increase their autonomy and independence. Athletes Coaches NOC management and knowledge sharing Promotion of the Olympic values Forums and special projects. 1

The FIS Olympic Solidarity Tool Kit Funding Olympic Solidarity manages the share of the broadcast rights from the Olympic Games which belongs to the NOCs, and redistributes these funds through programmes offered to all NOCs recognized by the IOC. The Olympic Solidarity Commission is responsible for defining the main course of action and managing the activities of Olympic Solidarity, for example by approving programmes and the related budgets, based on quadrennial plans, and monitoring their implementation. Partners working in synergy Each partner plays a clearly defined role in the various phases of the programmes. For example, the IFs analyze applications for athlete scholarships, offer the use of their network of training centers or send experts to run courses for coaches. The more developed NOCs use their knowledge and experience to help their less developed counterparts. The continental associations, through the continental offices, provide support through the continental programmes and the organisation of regional forums. Thanks to the contribution and support of all parties continental associations, ANOC, NOCs, IOC Commissions, IFs, high-level training centres, OCOGs, universities and experts in various fields Olympic Solidarity is able to carry out its task of assisting the NOCs in the best possible conditions. Should you have any question, about the Olympic Solidarity Programme, please find the contact below: Email: solidarity@olympic.org Tel: + 41 21 621 69 00. Document s: https://www.olympic.org/documents Should you have any question, about the FIS Development Programme, please find the contact below: Email: stefanie.gerber@fisski.com Tel: + 41 33 244 61 36 Document s: http://www.fis-ski.com/inside-fis/development/ 2

Athletes

FIS World Championships: Information, Documents and Questionnaire The Athlete programmes are structured in such a way as to offer the NOCs the opportunity to support their athletes according to their age and level aas well as to the type of competitions for which they are preparing Olympic Solidarity gives the NOCs technical and financial assistance that meets their needs more closely with respecting their athletes different stages of development. The seven programmes for athletes are structured so as to enable the NOCs to provide technical and financial assistance to athletes of all levels who are preparing for different international competitions, and especially, but not exclusively, the Olympic Games. Olympic Scholarships for Athletes PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Scholarships for Athletes Tokyo2020 Team Support Grant Continental Athlete support Grant Youth Olympic Games Athlete Support Athletes Career Transition Refugee Athlete Support Should you have any question, about the Olympic Solidarity Programme for Athletes, please find the link below: https://www.olympic.org/olympic-solidarity-how-to-become-an-olympic-scholarshipholder https://youtu.be/ovs9_i65d1k 3

Coaches

FIS World Championships: Information, Documents and Questionnaire It is vital that coaches themselves are able to benefit from continuous high-quality training. This is the purpose of the Coaches Programmes, which are designed to offer NOCs everything they need to improve their coaches knowledge and enable them to respond to the latest athlete training requirements, whether at beginner or International level. Three programmes are available for coach development. They take a variety of different forms and are targeted at different levels in order to respond in the best way possible to current athlete training requirements. Technical Courses for Coaches. General sports science training or sports-specific training. Projects within the framework of the Development of National Sports System Should you have any question, about the Olympic Solidarity Programme for Coaches, please find the link below: https://www.olympic.org/olympic-solidarity-world-programmes https://youtu.be/diaaqyr68y8 4

NOC management and knowledge sharing

FIS World Championships: Information, Documents and Questionnaire Manage, Train, Exchange These priorities are achieved through NOC management programes offering financial assistance and support for projects aimed at strengthening management. The programmes also offer several training opportunities, sports administrators, and facilitate exchange of information and experiences between NOCs. Reinforcing NOC structures and global management capacities is a priority so that the NOCs are able to fulfil their mission in the best possible way and carry out their tasks for the development of sport in their country. Four programmes are offered to the NOCs: NOC Administration Development National Training Courses for Sports Administrators International Executive Training Courses in Sports Management NOC Solidarity Exchanges Should you have any question, about the Olympic Solidarity Programme for NOC Management and Knowledge Sharing, please find the link below: https://www.olympic.org/olympic-solidarity-world-programmes#noc-management https://youtu.be/spcvktylzqq 5

Promotion of the Olympic values

FIS World Championships: Information, Documents and Questionnaire Sport, a universal channel for social action - The promotion of Olympic values programmes cover fields as diverse as the protection of athletes health, environmental sustainability, gender equality, widening sports practice and lifelong Olympic education, as well as preserving heritage, in line with IOC policies on the subject. The NOCs are therefore able to play a key role within their respective communities in spreading this knowledge and can choose whether to focus their efforts on one or more areas, in accordance with their strategy, structure and needs. Five programmes are grouped under this heading, and each makes an important contribution to the NOCs, enabling them to pursue activities linked to sports development and the values that underpin the fundamental principles of Olympism, according to their needs, individual situation and culture. Sports Medicine and Protection of Clean Athletes Sustainability in Sport Gender Equality and Diversity Sport for Social Development Olympic Education, Culture and Legacy (incl. International Olympic Academy) Should you have any question, about the Olympic Solidarity Programme for Promotion of the Olympic Values, please find the link below: https://www.olympic.org/olympic-solidarity-world-programmes#noc-management https://youtu.be/iarzpudyc60 6

Forums and special projects

FIS World Championships: Information, Documents and Questionnaire More possibilities for even better efficiency - Various activities are initiated and managed by the Olympic Solidarity office in Lausanne, in cooperation with the continental offices, and offered to the NOCs concerned. These initiatives cover among others the Regional Forums, which promote concepts and ideas to groups of NOCs and facilitate the process of exchanging knowledge and experience among them; topical seminars for all CNO or groups of NOCs which provide specific training according to their needs; and special requests from NOCs as a result of extraordinary or unexpected circumstances according the overall situation of the NOC. Should you have any question, about the Olympic Solidarity Programme for Forums and special Projects, please find the link below: https://www.olympic.org/olympic-solidarity-world-programmes 7

World Championships: Event Bid Information FINALE REMARK - Joining Hands - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvi_ndvonzs 30