POST GAMES REPORT - Commonwealth Games Federation

The headquarters of the Organising
Committee Commonwealth Games
2010 Delhi in New Delhi
The IOA, in its Annual General Meeting held on 1 November
2004, elected President, IOA, as the Chairman of the OC
CWG Delhi 2010, and authorised him to finalise the OC
CWG Delhi 2010 and its Executive Board. This was ratified
by the Government.
Key Stakeholders
GoI: The Government of India, the sovereign government
of the host country, supported the Games since the initial bid
stage. It committed to ensure adequate funds for the conduct
of the Games to the OC CWG Delhi 2010 as well as for
the development of the required infrastructure to various
agencies. MoYAS was responsible, along with the Sports
Authority of India (SAI) and the National Sports Federations,
for the preparation of the Indian contingent for Delhi 2010.
CGF: The CGF, as the supreme authority in regards to
the conduct of the Commonwealth Games, helped facilitate
the preparation and conduct of Delhi 2010, and also aided
cooperation and collaboration with international sports
federations and CGAs. The CGF also delegated overall
responsibility for the Games and the delivery of India’s
obligations under the Host City Contract to the IOA, which
empowered the OC CWG Delhi 2010 to do so. The CGF was
involved in every stage of Delhi 2010 to ensure cooperation
from participating CGAs.
IOA: The IOA, as the nodal body in charge of Olympic sport
preparation and participation in India, was a leading stakeholder.
It was responsible for spearheading Delhi’s bid and facilitated
cooperation from various national sport federations.
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