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Slovénia
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Chief of State : Danilo Turk
Head of Government : Borut Pahor
Minister/ Secretary of State/ Chairman of agency responsible for sports : Mr Igor Luksic
Chairman of the National Olympic Committee : M. Janez KOCIJANČIČ,
Chairman of the National Sports Confederation : M. Janez KOCIJANČIČ,
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Land surface : 20273
Population : 2 millions
Capital : ljubljana
Language : slovénian
Currency : euro
GDP per capita ($PPP) : 18
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Budget of State (2009): 10bn
Budget of the ministry responsible for sports: 38 mio
Principal financing source for sport: households (60%) public funds 120 mio (20% central budget 80% local level)
National sports federations : 68
Sports people member of a club : 320000
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National and international political priorities in the sports sector
The policy priorities are defined by the national sport developed in 2000. This program is applied by the developed program Annual Statement of the sport each year.
The main objective of the national sport is to build an enabling environment for the sport. To achieve this goal, the state is implementing the following policies:
Making sport accessible to all Slovenian citizens.
The sport education for children, teenagers and students
Develop high performance sport
To provide citizens of the sports facilities and maintain them
Provide training, qualification and specialization of sports professionals (directors supervision)
Ensure the fight against doping
Enforce the rules and ethics in sport
Disseminate information on sport
Check the health of athletes and their rate of training
Be active at the international level
Ensure proper functioning of the various sports-related associations (federations, OCS ASF, club, sports association student ....)
Developing sport for disabled
And help fund research and scientific work.
Adhere to major internationals organizations (IOC, UNESCO, UN ...) and agreements internationals
Implementation of bilateral agreements on sport
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Organisation of sport in the country (2009)
The organization of sport in Slovenia is provided by various structures.
There are governmental and non governmental organizations.
Government structures:
The Ministry of Education, Science and Sport
The semi-governmental structures
The Office of Sport
The board of experts
The University of Ljubljana
The non-governmental structures:
Federations (there are 68)
The OCS-ASF (the Slovenian Olympic Committee and the Association of Sports Federations)
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Results of the last Olympic Games
Summer Games (Beijing, 2008)
Total of available medals: -5
Total of won medals: ( … th by gold ranking)
Gold: 1; Silver: 2 ; Bronze: 2
Winter Games (Turin, 2006)
Total of available medals : -3
Total of won medals: (21 th by gold ranking)
Gold: 0; Silver: 2; Bronze: 1
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World champion in 2009 (including non olympic sport):
European champion (in 2009):
N.B. Slovenia won in 2009 al together 227 medals in European and World Championships in all categories and sports disciplines.
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Links :
Ministry : http://www.mss.gov.si/
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National Olympic Committee:
National Olympic Committee: http://www.olympic.si/
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Sports director :
Mr. Marko RAJŠTER
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EPAS contact:
Name: Zoran VEROVNIK
Title: Secretary
Address: Masarykova 16, 1000 Ljubljana
Tel. : +386 1400 52 49
Fax: +386 1400 53 25
E-mail : Zoran.verovnik@gov.si
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