The Strategy of WSA
WSA’s strategy emanates from the needs identified and expressed by the UN’s Millennium Development Goals. In recognizing that education through sports can play a vital role in the achievement of the MDG’s, WSA developed a strategy to organize and deploy its solution and to provide innovative financial resources to fund and sustain the effort.
The strategy of WSA contains two elements. The first of these entails the establishment of sports infrastructures and facilities within the respective territories of its Member States in order to offer extracurricular educational and training programs for the youth of its Member States.
The second entails the establishment of for profit Public Private ventures within its Member States respective territories in order to generate the financial resources for the development of its infrastructure and the implementation of its programs to assure that the programs are self-funding and self-sustaining.
WSA partners its Member States with interested and capable companies from the global private sector in the creation of commercial ventures which can meet the profitability requirements of the private sector and at the same time can fund a Member State’s participation in WSA’s youth programs and other activities.
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