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2001–2004 expenditure US$ 1,400,000 42 43 Regional Forums Exchange and expertise working together The Regional Forums programme provided NOCs with the opportunity to meet in small groups in order to address issues of relevance to their continent and region. Throughout the 2001–2004 quadrennial, each of the Continental Associations, in coordination with Olympic Solidarity, decided upon the programme of forums for each year and addressed areas that needed special attention. In 2001 and 2003, Olympic Solidarity was responsible for the subject matter of the forums, respectively the presentation of the 2001–2004 Olympic Solidarity programmes and, in the lead up to the Athens Games, preparing a delegation for the Olympic Games. In 2002 and 2004, each Continental Association conducted forums on topics most relevant to their region. In 2003, the European Olympic Committees (EOC) and the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA) teamed up with Olympic Solidarity to organise a forum on management and marketing for NOCs from the former Soviet Union. Regional forums organised by continent Continent Year Forum Topic Host NOCs Host City Africa 2001 Olympic Solidarity 2001–2004 Quadrennial Plan RWA Kigali ZAM Lusaka RSA Johannesburg KEN Mombasa 2002 ANOCA’s and Olympic Solidarity’s Sport Development Programmes and Communication (Zone 4) Regional Activities and Sport Development CHA Moursal in the Region (Zone 5) MAW Blantyre 2003 Preparing a delegation for the Olympic Games TUN Tunis and Regional Games TOG Lome ETH Addis Abeba ZIM Victoria Falls 2004 Delegation Registration Meetings for NOCs in preparation for the Athens Olympic Games, MAR Casablanca conducted in collaboration with ATHOC* RSA Johannesburg America 2001 Olympic Solidarity 2001–2004 Quadrennial Plan LCA Castries ARU Oranjestad TRI Port-of-Spain 2002 Olympic Solidarity World and Continental USA Miami Programmes MEX Mexico City PAN Panama City URU Montevideo 2003 Preparing a delegation for the Olympic Games and Regional Games MEX/PASO Mexico City 2004 Delegation Registration Meetings for the NOCs in preparation for the Athens Olympic Games, conducted in collaboration with ATHOC* MEX/PASO Mexico City *Conducted using the “NOC Activities” Continental Programme
(cont.) Continent Year Forum Topic Host NOCs Host City Asia 2001 Olympic Solidarity 2001–2004 Quadrennial Plan MDV Malé OCA Kuwait City CAM Phnom Penh KOR Busan 2002 Sport and the Olympic Movement in Asia OCA Kuwait City Talent Identification UAE Dubai Women and Sport UAE Dubai 2003 Preparing a delegation for the Olympic Games UAE Dubai and Regional Games THA Bangkok Management and Marketing (for European and Asian KOR Seoul NOCs of the former Soviet Union) ARM Tsaghkadzor 2004 Asian Indoor Games and Crisis Management KAZ Almaty during the Olympic Games THA Bangkok CHN Beijing QAT Doha PAK Islamabad Europe 2001 Olympic Solidarity 2001–2004 Quadrennial Plan ITA Rome 1st Assembly of European Athletes III EOC Technical Seminar on ITA Rome talent identification GER Berlin 2003 Management and Marketing (for European and Asian NOCs of the former Soviet Union) ARM Tsaghkadzor II Forum on European Athletes IV EOC Technical Seminar on Constructing an Olympic Team and the Preparation of a Delegation EST Tallinn for the Olympic Games BEL Brussels 2004 V EOC Technical Seminar on “Both sides of the medal – how to create win-to-win models in sport” POL Warsaw Oceania 2001 Olympic Solidarity 2001–2004 Quadrennial Plan FIJ Suva 2002 Development of an NOC Management Database FIJ Suva 2003 Preparing a delegation for the Olympic Games and Regional Games FIJ Suva 2004 NOC Legacy and Olympic Education PLW Koror V Technical Seminar in Warsaw (Poland) in the presence of Juan Antonio Samaranch, IOC Honorary President for Life, Gunilla Lindberg (left) and Irena Szewinska (right), IOC members World Programmes NOC Management
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