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Pierre Zappelli

Panathlon International President

Universal recognized moral values

• Non-violence, which means: Respect for the
• thers’ physical integrity. Refusal to use violence
• Courage
• Adaptation
• Capacity to take into account the others’ needs in

how one behaves

• Self-improvement
• Capacity to exceed one’s own limits
• Exchange
• Willingness to create bonds with others
• Justice
• Capacity to look for a good balance between one’s
• wn rights and the others’ rights

Fair-Play Charter: some rules

• To conform to the rules and the spirit of the sport I

practice.

• To respect my opponents as I respect myself.
• To accept the decisions of referees or sports judges.
• To avoid malice and aggressiveness in my actions, words

and writings.

• To avoid using tricks or cheating to be successful.
• To maintain dignity both in case of victory and defeat.

Founded in Venice on 12th June 1951

LUDIS IUNGIT

It’s an association …

• free, not-for-profit, legally recognized.
• non-denominational, non-political without

distinction as to sex and race.

• Formed by volunteers who devote their

lives to sport and whose motto is “LUDIS IUNGIT” (i.e. ‘United by Sport’)

PI Purposes

• to

disseminate the idea

• f

sport inspired by fair play;

• to work towards the ideal of a healthy

sporting education guaranteed for all, without distinctions;

• to support the Olympic Movement in

any activities consistent with the aims

• f the Association;

Global Footprint

• 273 Senior Clubs,
• 29 Junior Clubs,
• 15 University Clubs,
• 4 continents
• 10,121 members.
• 10% women

Its structure:

• International President
• International Board
• President Committee
• General Secretariat
• 12 Districts
• 14 Areas

• Officially recognized by I.O.C. in 1981
• Member of the I.O.C. Culture

Commission

• Member of I.C.F.P. (Fair-Play

International Committee)

• Member of the Board of Directors of

ICFP

• Associate Member of GAIFS

(gathering all international sports federations)

• Cooperates with UNESCO, National

Olympic Committees, European Parliament and Commission

Recognitions

Partners

• European Week of

Sport” (EWoS)

• Enlarged Partial

Agreement on Sport (EPAS)

Lerici Bruxelles

• Panathlon International is the only

sport Movement recognized by IOC which implements its projects in the field through its Clubs.

• Example: the Club of Lausanne and

its Family Games, the Club of Venice and its Panathliades.

Distinctive Features of Panathlon International

Modes of action

• Organizing meetings and

conferences on specific themes

• Creating Charters
• Working on the ground

Reggio Emilia, 8th April 2017 Final International Forum on the work accomplished by PI to promote its "Charter of Parental Duties in sport"

26-28 October 2017

12th Panamerican Congress in Recife (Brazil) on the theme «Women in Sport»

Panathlon’s Charters

• Panathlete’s Charter
• Charter of Fair Play
• Charter of the sporting rights of the young
• Charter of the duties of parents in sport

Charter for sporting rights of the young

• The right to practice sports.
• The right to have fun and play like a child
• The right to benefit from a sound environment.
• The right to be treated with dignity.
• The right to be surrounded and trained by

competent persons.

• The right to attend training sessions adequate to
• ne's rhythms.
• The right to confront oneself with young people

having the same

• pportunity of success.
• The right to participate in competitions adequate

for one's age.

• The right to practice one's sport in absolutely safe

conditions.

• The right to have adequate rest periods.
• The right not to be a champion.

Spread among all international sports federations, this Declaration has enabled P.I. to become officially known by important agencies worldwide.

Panathlon Declaration on Ethics in Youth Sport

LA CHARTE DES DEVOIRS DES PARENTS DANS LE SPORT

• 1. Le choix de la discipline sportive préférée appartient à mes enfants dans la totale

autonomie et sans des conditionnements de ma part.

• 2. Mon devoir est de vérifier que l’activité sportive soit

fonctionnelle à leur éducation et à leur croissance psychophysique, en harmonisant le temps du sport avec les engagements scolaires et avec une vie familière tranquille.

• 3. J’éviterai à mes enfants jusqu'à l'âge de 14 ans, de lourdes activités compétitives, sauf

des disciplines formatives en favorisant le sport ludique et récréatif.

4. Je les suivrai avec discrétion, avec leur consentement, si tout cela servira à les aider à avoir avec le sport une relation équilibrée.

• 5. Je ne demanderai rien aux entraîneurs de mes enfants, qui ne corresponde pas à leurs

mérites et à leurs professionnalités.

• 6. Je dirai à mes enfants que pour être de bons sportifs et pour se sentir heureux dans la

vie il n'est pas nécessaire de devenir des champions.

• 7. Je leur rappellerai également que les défaites aident

à grandir parce qu’elles sont nécessaires pour devenir plus sages. 8. Je leur montrerai les valeurs du Panathlon comme le principe éthique pour affronter une bonne expérience sportive.

• 9. À leur retour à la maison je ne demanderai pas s'ils ont gagné ou perdu mais s’ils se

sentent meilleurs. Je ne demanderai pas combien de buts ils ont marqué ou ils ont subi,

• u combien de records ils ont battu, mais s’ils se sont amusés.
• 10. Je voudrai me regarder dans leurs yeux tous les jours et trouver le sourire de ma

jeunesse.

PI-Domenico Chiesa Foundation

Panathlon International created the «Domenico Chiesa Award» to reward Panathletes or non-members who have been living in accordance with Panathlon’s spirit, who have been engaged in upholding the sporting ideals or who have made an exceptional contribution to understanding and promoting the values of Panathlon and of the Foundation.

International Graphic Arts Contest Each year, Chiesa Foundation

• rganizes

a graphic arts competition targeted to high school students

• n the theme of Panathletic

ideals.

Courmayeur, 9th April 2016

• International Conference on «The

Charter of the Duties of Parents in Sport»

• Official launch of Panathlon’s

International Road Tour In 2016, Panathlon International organized an international tour to bring "on the ground" the high values it develops through its action: ethics, anti-doping, fair play, youth sport, sport and disability and the Charter of the duties of parents in sport

INTERNATIONATIONAL PROJECTS to be implemented in the field

2017-2018 Setting-up of Panathlon International Representations in Brussels and Lausanne

INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Via Aurelia Ponente 1 , 16035 Rapallo (Genova), Italy www.panathlon-international.org