In a new report, ASOIF lines out recommendations for sports bodies on how to answer to the radical changes that they face today and in the future.

Innovation in sport gathered 500 conference delegates in Copenhagen this week when the Danish Institute for Sports Studies hosted Idan Sports Innovation Day.

Sports ministers and stakeholders from 116 countries meet in Kazan this week to agree on a concise action plan for developing sports strategies

The UN Secretary-General has decided to close the United Nations Office on Sport for Development and Peace (UNOSDP). The decision may send a “problematic message”, says EPAS Consultative Committee.

The Rio de Janeiro Olympics were sold to the population as an opportunity to transform the city and build lasting legacies. Now that the Games are over, not even winning the Olympic gold in the national sport, football, can cover up the disappointment over the missed opportunities, the failed promises, and the tremendous cost, says Juliana Barbassa in this comment piece in which she asks if it was all worth it. Her answer is no.

Instead of protecting their ‘oligopoly’, international sport federations (IFs) should focus more on grassroots development, says Christer Ahl in this comment piece in which he analyses the core tasks of the IFs and finds that there is room for improvement in the way these tasks are performed.

Sport England’s newest survey on sport and active recreation in the UK shows a fall in regular sports participation of 220,000 in the past year, the number of active +26-year-olds has dropped by 280,000.

Why are so many sports governing bodies based in Switzerland?