Promoting inclusive physical education, sport, and physical activity for children in Africa WHITE PAPER
Quality education
Gender equality
Decent work and economic growth
Reduced inequalities
Life below water
Peace, justice and strong institutions
Partnerships for the goals
This publication has been co-authored by Sport Impact, and the African Union Sports Council (AUSC), with the support of the GIZ “Sport for Development in Africa“ (S4DA) Regional Project on behalf of the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and
Development (BMZ).
Africa’s child population is rapidly expanding, with approximately 650 million children under the age of eighteen. By 2100, they are projected to constitute half of the world’s youth. Ensuring a healthy, productive, and prosperous future for African youth requires
universal access to education, including inclusive PESPA programmes.
This white paper addresses the promotion of inclusive physical education, sport, and physical activity (PEPSA) for children in Africa. It identifies five primary challenges that hinder children in Africa from accessing physical education, participating in sports and physical activities, and embarking on a lifelong journey of engagement in these activities which bring with them associated physical, psychological, and social benefits.
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Evaluation of the “Sport & Development” and “Impact 2024 International” programs - AFD
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