admin“We are compiling a report on the CSDP and we will be presenting it to the director general Charles Nhemachena for approval before we can release it,” he said.
Dururu said the report will contain all the activities that they took part or organised this year and their prospects for the coming year.
The programme targeted 720 000 youth and adult facilitators in 60 districts around the country by the end of the year.
The programme was launched in 2008.
A number of workshops for community sports development officers were held throughout the country and is a result of a partnership between the SRC, United Nations Children’s Education Fund, Norwegian Olympic and Paralympic and Confederation of sport and the Norwegian Television Gala.
Under the CSDP, the SRC trained about 520 club secretaries around the country. They also trained 20 district sports development officials and 60 Kicking Aids Out leader level one representatives.
Under the programme the targeted districts received equipment which included t-shirts, skipping ropes, soccer, volleyball and netball balls and bibs.
In Bulawayo two districts were prioritised in the programme, Imbizo and Mzilikazi.
Some of the programmes in the CSPD include the establishment of sports clubs in communities, the holding of the Youth Education through Sport (YES) Games, and training of community leaders who will in turn train others in their districts.
The CSDP has targeted four major sporting disciplines in the country, soccer, netball, volleyball and athletics.
So far the SRC has reached 43 sports clubs in the city.
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