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A Sports Management Bonanza One of the most important consequences of Delhi 2010 is the preparation of a new cadre of sports management experts. An event of Delhi 2010’s magnitude required contributions from several thousands of professionals across a range of fields. From experts at the pinnacle of their field to young professionals just starting their careers, Delhi 2010 involved the brightest India had to offer. These professionals will now form a base for future sporting projects and events. Staff involved in Delhi 2010 included: 2,329 workforce members; 2,225 Games Time hires; 32 external advisors; and 14,565 Delhi United volunteers. Economic Benefits of Delhi 2010 Major sporting events such as the Commonwealth Games have always been considered kick-starters of economic growth and regeneration. Delhi 2010 is expected to reap a rich economic reward for the Indian economy in a variety of sectors. According to a thorough study conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers, areas of the Indian economy that are expected to benefit include: Time Phase Pre-Games Games Time Post-Games Benefits Tourism Expenditure Construction Activity Tourism growth Stadia and infrastructure Volunteer jobs D2010 revenues Tourism Stadia and infrastructure Human capital Urban regeneration International reputation 170 POST GAMES REPORT DELHI 2010
A Rise In National Confidence and Integration Massive sporting events such as the Commonwealth Games have to be looked at from beyond the obvious prism of sporting success. While India’s fantastic performance at Delhi 2010 stands as proof that the Commonwealth’s most populous member has finally arrived on the global sporting stage, what is also very noteworthy is the highly essential confidence India showed in successfully hosting such a massive multi-nation, multi-sport event. A large nation that is also a sprawling geographical entity, India has always lived up to ‘Unity in Diversity’. At Delhi 2010, any observer would have seen employees from across the nation come together to work towards a common aim. These benefits – which cannot be measured on a balance sheet – are more factors of positive change at play in our society. Conclusion After attaining independence in 1947, India has been on a path of development and regeneration. Over the years, the nation has successfully tackled various challenges and has confidently been striding towards progress. Singular events have, from time to time, spurred on major changes in Indian society. The Asian Games changed Delhi thanks to an infrastructure and development boom that catapulted the national capital into the modern era. Similarly, the XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi can be credited with having further accelerated Delhi’s development into a world-class city. New stadia, world class urban development, thousands of experienced and motivated youth, a growth in environmental awareness and sporting interest, the introduction of high definition television broadcasts, a glittering new airport, and overall, a vindication that the nation is truly on the road to development and prosperity! POST GAMES REPORT DELHI 2010 171
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. 12 Glorious Da
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Abbreviations and Acronyms AA Admin
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12 Glorious Days 3 to 14 October 20
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OPENING CEREMONY A Dazzling Display
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FAST FACTS One of the largest stag
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QUEEN’S BATON RELAY 2010 DELHI A
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FAST FACTS National sector twice a
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Voices Here’s something you proba
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Voices CWG 2010: India has every ri
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COMPETITION VENUES Outstanding Faci
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FAST FACTS 20 competition venues
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Voices “Great venue. One of the b
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SPORT COMPETITIONS Immaculate Execu
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FAST FACTS 4 Para-sports: Athletic
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Voices “Excellent facilities. Equ
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COMMONWEALTH GAMES VILLAGE True Ind
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FAST FACTS Religious Services Cent
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Voices The Village atmosphere is wo
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SECURITY Comprehensive and Integrat
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES Streamlined
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MAIN PRESS CENTRE Reaching Out to t
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Voices Commonwealth Games: India’
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CLOSING CEREMONY A Fitting Farewell
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Voices “India put on its best fac
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Delivery of the Games
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The Indian presentation at Melbourn
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The headquarters of the Organising
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Execution by Stakeholders OC CWG De
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agencies was also provided in the f
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* Central Reserved Police Force (CR
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• Ministry of Information & Broad
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Table 2: Detail of Expenditure (Bud
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Competition Management The OC CWG D
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Games Time Monitoring Games Time Mo
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Country Men Women Mixed Total G S B
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Code CGA Name Region Male Female To
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• Australia has been the most suc
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ACCOMMODATION The primary responsib
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Contractors, Venue Stakeholders, Po
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Key Lessons and Recommendations •
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onds created during Delhi 2010. A s
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Key Learning and Recommendations
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Events, Commonwealth Games Express
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should be clearly documented and ma
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IMAGE AND LOOK The Image and Look p
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FA sent five “cease and desist”
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MEDICAL AND DOPING CONTROL The Medi
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y the organising committee’s reve
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• Biographical data and portraits
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PROTOCOL The Protocol FA provided s
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SECURITY • Ensure the travel agen
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During Games Time, the FA successfu
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Technical handbooks, Sport operatio
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The complexity and enormity of the
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• Robust marketing and promotion
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• The VIK component offered by in
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• There was very late agreement o
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• Dependent processes and their t
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