POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation
POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation
POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation
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Recommendations<br />
• The medical staff should be inducted into the system well<br />
on time<br />
• Doping Control should be independent from the Medical<br />
FA. This is important when the international body,<br />
governing anti doping aspects of the <strong>Games</strong>, is autonomous.<br />
A separate doping control budget is the also a prerequisite<br />
of for an effective anti-doping programme in any of the<br />
major multi-sport event.<br />
• Doping Control officials must be given ample opportunities<br />
to work for, or attend the international events ahead of<br />
the <strong>Games</strong> to enable them to be fully aware of the latest<br />
developments and procedures in anti doping around the<br />
world and gain practical exposure.<br />
• The trained staff and personnel of the National Anti<br />
Doping Agency (NADA) should be fully associated with<br />
the Anti Doping Programme.<br />
was able to operate stores at its headquarters, the <strong>Games</strong><br />
Village and the <strong>Games</strong> Family Hotel – The Ashoka.<br />
The unique range of items on offer, beyond the usual<br />
T-shirts, caps and mugs were appreciated by all. Indian musical<br />
instruments and certain pottery with ethnic motifs flew off the<br />
shelves at all three outlets. On the few days that the OC CWG<br />
Delhi 2010 was able to operate outlets at the venues (which<br />
were subsequently closed due to security considerations),<br />
the general public purchased substantial quantities of T-shirts,<br />
caps and vuvuzelas (the unique plastic horn made popular at<br />
the Football World Cup in South Africa).<br />
Key Lessons<br />
• Separate the two activities of sponsorship marketing and<br />
licensee marketing. If external agencies are involved, engage<br />
two separate companies whose activities can be coordinated<br />
MERCHANDISING AND LICENSING<br />
There are two main purposes for the Merchandise and<br />
Licensing Programme: to maximise revenue to support the<br />
funding of the <strong>Games</strong>; and marketing and promotion.<br />
Despite several delays and the inexperience of the sole<br />
licensee for Merchandising and Licensing, the basic objectives<br />
of the FA were met to the satisfaction of the athletes, officials<br />
and the members of the CGA. The OC CWG Delhi 2010<br />
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