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Sport Matters CEO Jackie Lauff joined the International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education #ICSSPE on Thursday as a guest speaker for its webinar on 'Sport and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)'.
The discussion explored how sport and physical activity contributes effectively to the achievement of the SDGs, moving beyond broad policy discussions toward practical, context-sensitive solutions and #physicalactivitya#impactt#stakeholdersa#developmente#SDGsm#sustainabilitya#indicatorsi#advocacy #capacitybuildingtThe International Platform on Sport and Developmentevelopment
www.icsspe.org/content/icsspe-webinar-sport-and-sustainable-development-goals
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Good job JC
Great piece on Olympian and Sport Matters Board member Ryan Pini.
"Papua New Guinea's Ryan Pini has built a career that helped put the Pacific on the global swimming map."
From poolside kid to Olympic finalist: Ryan Pini's journey as PNG's 'Big Fish' - ABC Pacific
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From being dragged to the swimming pool as a child to racing in an Olympic final against the greatest swimmer of all time, Papua New Guinea's Ryan Pini has built a career that helped put the Pacific o...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Two outstanding women in the fight for Gender Equality globally ... one of whom is the Chair of Sport Matters!
We are so very lucky to have the outstanding Shirley Kaye Randell AO in our lives.
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