Two in three participants at Play the Game 2017 give the top rate ”Very good” after the conference experience in Eindhoven. The internal evaluation is now accessible.

Different applications and approaches to global sports governance were presented and discussed by speakers at Play the Game 2017 in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.

… and when the French state prosecutor and his colleagues started checking rumours on international sports corruption, most turned out true. But criminal investigations come with many practical hurdles, Jean-Yves Lourgouilloux told in an exposé to Play the Game 2017 in Eindhoven.

55 out of 58 national bodies for sport are now fully compliant with the requirements of a new Code for Sports Governance, according to UK Sport and Sport England.

Three weeks ago, Play the Game’s tenth conference, Play the Game 2017, ended after four days of content-rich sessions, debates and activities. Much of what took place is now available online and can be re-lived through video, audio, slides or photos.

For the first time, Play the Game featured a plenary session at its conference in Eindhoven including a number of experts discussing the challenges facing the rapidly growing field of esports.

Play the Game spoke to Alison Burchell and Louise Bezerra about UNESCO's 'Kazan Action Plan' and the potential of international cooperation on sport for all as a lever to change sport on a local level.

Presentations given at Play the Game 2017 available for download