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Gender Equality in Sport
Aware of the difficulty and complexity of issues that women generally face in the society, and especially their place, position and role in sports, and accepting the IOC initiative to secure equality for women in all the areas of work, activities and office holding in sports, the Croatian Olympic Committee Council founded the Commission on Care for Women in Sport on December 19, 1996 (since 2015 the Gender Equality in Sport Commission). Until 2000, it was led by former handball player, Olympian and eminent COC Council member Katica Ileš.
The Commission's Program is raising awareness of the role of women in sports, encouraging research on women in sports, especially from a medical, sociological, educational, economic and social point of view, encouraging the inclusion of women in decision-making processes and public media to cover these and other important issues regarding the work of women in sports. In June 2006, the Croatian Olympic Committee started a national project on specialized training for women uponthe proposal by the Commission on Care for Women in Sport, led by the COC Council member Morana Palikovic Gruden. In 2007, it has established a network of female coordinators in counties and national sports federations, in cooperation with the Croatian Ministry of Science, Education and Sport. In November 2015, as the permanent working body of the Council, the Commission changes its name into Gender Equality in Sport Commission.
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Zagreb, 21. November 2018 - The conference entitled “Good governance and gender equality in sport” was one of many activities recently organised by the Croatian Olympic Committee to promote gender equality in sport and improve good governance. This time, the conference was organised for international representatives of organisations active in the field of science, education and sport with the emphasis on the future of sport. The conference was held on 20 November 2018 in Zagreb, Croatia.
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Zagreb, November 14, 2018 - The Croatian Olympic Committee invites the stakeholders from the field of science, education and sport to the conference about the development and implementation of the educational programme for youth who participate in sport or attend the educational programme for a sport-related profession. The conference is open to practitioners (sport coaches, PE teachers, others involved in formal or informal education in sport) and theoreticians (university professors, scientists, researchers), as well as the representatives of the European- and national-level sport organisations and sport clubs including volunteers. Students are also welcome.
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Zagreb, December 19, 2017 - The Croatian Olympic Committee's (HOO) Gender Equality in Sport Commission celebrated the 20th anniversary of its successful performance at the Zagreb hotel Panorama, first through work and then with celebration.
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Zero tolerance to exclusion and inactivity
Zagreb, November 9, 2015 – Croatian Olympic Committee's Gender Equality Commission (formerly known as Commission for Women in Sports) held on Monday its 7th session with the goal to comment and discuss the held seminaries and future steps. -
Gender Equality in Sport Commission
Aware of the difficulty and complexity of issues that women generally face in the society, and especially their place, position and role in sports, and accepting the IOC initiative to secure equality for women in all the areas of work, activities and office holding in sports, the Croatian Olympic Committee Council founded the Commission on Care for Women in Sport on December 19, 1996 (since 2015 the Gender Equality in Sport Commission). -
Women in sports: possibilities and restrictions
Zagreb, December 12th, 2013 - Although they represent only 17 percent, the sports efficiency of Croatian female athletes is unquestionably above average - even 41 percent with Olympic, World and European medals. These are, of course, women or girls that represent 48 of total of 280 000 in the Croatian sports, as shown by the latest research of the COC Commission for Women in Sports. -
Excellent preparation of the first Croatian Network of Congress
In dealing with the topic of women in modern Olympic circumstances, the Commission for Women in Sports of the Croatian Olympic Committee in cooperation with the Ministry of Science, Education and Sports, held in Zagreb on June 4th a seminar of the Network of Coordinators in Sports. -
The increasing number of women at the Olympics
For the first time in the history of the Olympic Games in all the sports that are on the program of the London Olympics 2012, women and men will be represented in almost equal numbers. At the same time, in the Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games, its bodies and departments there are 50 percent of women, many of them in management positions. These are all recent facts of the global progress of female participation in sports and Olympic models under the auspices of the International Olympic Committee. -
We want balanced conditions for practicing sports!
Under the leadership of the member of Croatian Olympic Committee and President of the Commission on women in sports, Morana Palikovic Gruden, in Opatija was held the 4th seminary of the Network for Women, Female coordinators in sports. -
Recommends to Include More Women in Sports at All Levels
Zagreb, 18 July 2008 – After working intensely at improving the status of women in sports for a year, the Women in Sport Commission of the Croatian Olympic Committee (COC) presented the results of their work, also recognized by the IOC, at a press conference held on 18 July 2008.
