POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation

Foreword
The XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi concluded on 14 October 2010, after 12 days of intense sport competitions. The Games
saw the participation of 71 Commonwealth Games Associations representing one-third of the world’s population. About 6,572 athletes
and team officials competed in 17 sports and four para sports in 290 sessions. In the end, two new world records (powerlifting and athletics)
and 108 new Commonwealth records were created.
This report provides a summary of the planning and execution endeavours that went into holding the largest multi-sport event that
India has ever hosted.
Part 1 of the report provides the story of 12 days of glorious of sports in photographs, and captures the human spirit that drove the
delivery of the Games and participation in the competitions.
Part 2 features information on the institutional and organisational set up used to execute the Games as well as details on key stakeholders
and their roles, finance and funding, and Functional Area operations including key lessons and recommendations.
Part 3 comprises budgets and details of the sport infrastructure created for Delhi 2010, including competition and training venues
as well as non-competition venues by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Ministry of Urban Development and Government of
Delhi.
Part 4 features details of the legacy left behind for future generations by the Games, consisting of urban regeneration, upgradation of
civic amenities, creation of sport infrastructure, formation of a cadre of sport managers, and the upsurge of the spirit of sport within the
Indian youth.
I hope that this document will provide useful information on the XIX Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi.
CEO and Chairman
Organising Committee Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi