Rural Sports
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EVALUATION / IMPACT ASSESSMENT
OF “RURAL SPORTS PROGRAMME”
CENTRE FOR MARKET RESEARCH
& SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
198,
PAGE
ABBREVIATIONS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1
BACKGROUND
1-10
2
METHODOLOGY
11-17
3
PROFILE OF RESPONDENTS
18-26
4
AWARENESS
27-33
5
ORGANIZATION & REGULARITY OF EVENTS
34-50
6
SUPPORT & RECOGNIZATION OF SPORT PERSONS
51-74
7
INFRASTRUCTURE & BUDGET
75-96
8
SUCCESS & FAILURES
97-108
9
CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATION
109-123
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES & BROAD OBJECTIVES OF THE
124-127
ANNEXURE
1
STUDY AND RESULT
2
PROMINENT TRADITIONAL / LOCAL GAMES OF THE
128-129
STUDY STATES
3
OPINION OF THE PANCHAYAT RAJ MEMBERS
130-132
4
DETAILS OF ALL INDIA RURAL SPORTS PROGRAMME
133-146
SINCE INCEPTION
5
STUDY QUESTIONNAIRES
147
ABBREVIATIONS
RSP
RURAL SPORTS PROGRAMME
NSF
NORTH-EAST SPORTS FESTIVAL
PRI
PANCHAYATI RAJ INSTITUTION
SAI
SPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA
NSNIS
NETAJI SUBHASH NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
SPORTS
GOI
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
SAAP
SPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA
MOYAS
MINISTRY OF YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS
CMSD
CENTRE FOR MARKET RESEARCH & SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT
FGD
FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION
DYAS
DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS
KSC
KERALA SPORTS COUNCIL
DM
DISTRICT MAGISTRATE
BDO
BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
DSO
DISTRICT SPORTS OFFICER
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Background:
Over the years, the Government of India has launched several programmes to encourage sports in the country. However, we are yet to achieve a place of pride in international sports. We are lagging much behind even among the Asian countries. This indicates that implementation of sports programmes in the country leaves for much space for progress. To promote sports in India, Govt of
India issued a new National Sports Policy in 2001.
The National Sports Policy, 2001 envisaged that
EVALUATION / IMPACT ASSESSMENT
OF “RURAL SPORTS PROGRAMME”
CENTRE FOR MARKET RESEARCH
& SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
198,
PAGE
ABBREVIATIONS
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1
BACKGROUND
1-10
2
METHODOLOGY
11-17
3
PROFILE OF RESPONDENTS
18-26
4
AWARENESS
27-33
5
ORGANIZATION & REGULARITY OF EVENTS
34-50
6
SUPPORT & RECOGNIZATION OF SPORT PERSONS
51-74
7
INFRASTRUCTURE & BUDGET
75-96
8
SUCCESS & FAILURES
97-108
9
CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATION
109-123
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES & BROAD OBJECTIVES OF THE
124-127
ANNEXURE
1
STUDY AND RESULT
2
PROMINENT TRADITIONAL / LOCAL GAMES OF THE
128-129
STUDY STATES
3
OPINION OF THE PANCHAYAT RAJ MEMBERS
130-132
4
DETAILS OF ALL INDIA RURAL SPORTS PROGRAMME
133-146
SINCE INCEPTION
5
STUDY QUESTIONNAIRES
147
ABBREVIATIONS
RSP
RURAL SPORTS PROGRAMME
NSF
NORTH-EAST SPORTS FESTIVAL
PRI
PANCHAYATI RAJ INSTITUTION
SAI
SPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA
NSNIS
NETAJI SUBHASH NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF
SPORTS
GOI
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
SAAP
SPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA
MOYAS
MINISTRY OF YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS
CMSD
CENTRE FOR MARKET RESEARCH & SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT
FGD
FOCUS GROUP DISCUSSION
DYAS
DEPARTMENT OF YOUTH AFFAIRS & SPORTS
KSC
KERALA SPORTS COUNCIL
DM
DISTRICT MAGISTRATE
BDO
BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICER
DSO
DISTRICT SPORTS OFFICER
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The Background:
Over the years, the Government of India has launched several programmes to encourage sports in the country. However, we are yet to achieve a place of pride in international sports. We are lagging much behind even among the Asian countries. This indicates that implementation of sports programmes in the country leaves for much space for progress. To promote sports in India, Govt of
India issued a new National Sports Policy in 2001.
The National Sports Policy, 2001 envisaged that