Document Resources

The national sports policy of Sri Lanka.

The first part of the International Working Group report on Governments in Action in Sport for Development and Peace. This part gives a general overview.

The NYP recognizes that socially responsible, ethically conscious and politically aware youth are integral in our nation’s search for a just and peaceful society.

The Commonwealth Guide to Advancing Development through Sport was produced by the Commonwealth.

Reform in primary education has been set on the backburner. This is the last document treating the subject in any depth and it was back in 1999.

This part gives the specific initiatives of Sri Lanka as well as a few other countries.

‘Educati on First, Sri Lanka’ which gives an overview of the educati on system in Sri Lanka from ancient period to present era.

The document provides a context for the Commonwealth’s engagement with sport for development and peace (SDP).

The most recent annual report of the United Nations Office on Sport for Peace and Development (UNOSDP)

Recommendations to Governments, to national government policy-makers and the international SDP community on the occasion of the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games

This CYSDP-produced SDP Advocacy Toolkit will provide one with the necessary skills to make the case for the use of sport to drive meaningful and sustainable change in one's community

The report analyses in detail the potential contribution that sport can make towards achieving the UN MDGs

Conceptualizes the ICSSPE's 3rd trategic priority "Advocate for the benefits related to an active lifestyle and the ethical values inherent in sporting activity"

Sports Ministers and senior officials from Commonwealth countries issued a communiqué following their meeting on 21 July 2014 in Glasgow, Scotland, UK. Read more