Sport for Development and Social Impact
Promoting and evaluating the use of sport as a tool for inclusive social and economic development across Uganda and the region.
ASLPC treats sport for development as an evidence discipline, not only an advocacy cause. Division C develops a Uganda Sport-for-Development policy and impact framework, adapting established international indicator methodologies in the tradition of UNESCO's Kazan Action Plan follow-up work and the African Union Sports Council's continental pillars to a Ugandan indicator set capable of tracking real outcomes.
The division's work is delivered through cross-sectoral pilot partnerships combining sport with education, health, gender and youth programming; rights, safeguarding and inclusion support for participants in sport-for-development programming; and an annual Sport for Development Community Programme delivered with local and international partners, with impact measured and published rather than merely asserted.
Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals and African Union development priorities
- Youth development
- Education
- Employment
- Gender equality
- Social inclusion
- Peace building
- Disability inclusion
- Health