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The Namibian Sport Commission on Tuesday launched its quadrennial Strategic Plan until 2022.
The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Sports, Youth and National Service, Emma Kantema-Gaomas, stated that the goal of strategic planning was to set general goals and develop a plan to achieve them. .
"It involves taking a step back from your daily activities and asking where your business is going and what should be its priorities."
She said the strategic plan was in line with the broader plans of the Namibian government, such as the Fifth National Development Plan, the Harambee Prosperity Plan and the National Human Resources Plan.
"By 2020, we want to be this vibrant institution that is seen as excelling in sport and empowering young people. In accordance with Vision 2030, we want to be this developed and industrialized country, developed by its own citizens. "
The strategic goals of the plan include: enabling young people to become productive and independent citizens; to ensure that Namibians have an equal opportunity to participate in sport; and to ensure a supportive environment and a culture of high performance.
Kantema-Gaomas also mentioned some elements of the sporting excellence they aimed for, notably to improve sport development and participation; improve the sport management capacity; strengthen operational excellence and promote financial self-sufficiency.
Fred Mwiya, chief administrator of the CNS, said the plan had already been implemented in February and involved many processes.
"We had consultation meetings with the federations, Nampol, NDF, Tisan and NSSU, as well as with other sports umbrella organizations," he said.
According to Mwiya, the goal is to contribute to the creation of jobs of at least 2%.
"It was approved in 2018 and will last until 2022. It is in line with Harambee's Prosperity Plan and National Development Plan 5 to ensure that sport contributes to job creation." at least 2%, "he said.
Mwiya said the goal was to improve the development and participation in the sport.
"The goal is to promote and develop talented young athletes; provide long-term training and preparation for targeted athletes for specific international competitions; ensure the creation of a mechanism for monitoring the performance of all talented and elite athletes; and to ensure that elite athletes are coached by qualified coaches, "he said.
Another goal was to improve the sport management capacity; to ensure the production of national sports publications; and to ensure that there is a database of all trained sports personnel, including athletes and their date of birth.
Another goal is to promote financial self-sufficiency in the sport, which includes the creation of a fund for the development of sport; the introduction of a sports lottery; and the introduction of a sport tax regulation policy for companies supporting the development of sport.
NSC President Joel Matthews said the plan would guide Namibian sport for the next four years.
"As head of the NSC Board of Directors, I am delighted that today we are formally launching the NSC Strategic Plan, which will serve as a model for describing the vision that will shape Namibian sport for the future." the next four years.
"Implementing the strategic plan will require us to work together. So we need to find common ground as family and sport stakeholders if we want to achieve the goals we have set ourselves, "he said.
He said the plan would help promote the transparency and efficiency of all Namibian sports federations.
"Through this initiative, the NSC strives to help the sport sector's production capacity to grow, to encourage innovation, research, development and knowledge. We will ensure that, through this strategic plan, each sport organization respects good governance, in a transparent, effective, efficient and fully engaged manner in the management of its affairs.
"We hope that, through this strategic plan, we will give the necessary impetus to promote sports activities as an educational tool of integration and, above all, to promote health and national cohesion" , did he declare.
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