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26 27 Archery coaching course in Dominica directed by the Mexican expert Miguel Flores
Taking into account the evaluation of the previous plan and the opinion of its different partners, Olympic Solidarity improved the quality of the programmes for coaches offered to the NOCs as part of the 2001–2004 quadrennial plan. In particular, technical courses were organised at different levels with the agreement of the IFs concerned, enabling coaches to receive training appropriate to their level of knowledge. The IFs continued to cooperate closely by appointing experts to run the technical courses and helping to evaluate candidates for scholarships. In the scholarships programme, the specific sports training option, which enables coaches to receive technical training specific to their own sport, was used by several NOCs, demonstrating the growing interest among NOCs for this type of training, even though it requires additional effort on their part. Generally speaking, the NOCs made best use of the programmes designed to help them train their national coaches. They understood the importance of this type of training at all levels. Without this assistance, NOCs do not have the means to coach their athletes in order to help them progress and become part of the national elite or even participate in the Olympic Games. Olympic Solidarity can be satisfied with these results, but will continue its efforts to make these programmes more accessible and improve them further for the 2005–2008 quadrennial plan. World Programmes Coaches
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