The Most Important in Brief

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1. Purpose

   “To advance rhythmic gymnastics by providing high-quality training, fostering discipline and artistic expression, and nurturing talent at all levels. We are committed to popularizing the sport, creating a supportive ecosystem for athletes and stakeholders, and enabling gymnasts to achieve excellence in regional, national, and international arenas.”

2. The Most Important in Brief

   www.rgacademy.ch

3. Goals

   Promote Rhythmic Gymnastics at the Regional Level Increase awareness and participation through events, camps, exhibitions, and outreach programs. Develop a High-Quality Training Program Provide structured coaching that enhances technical skills, coordination, flexibility, strength, and artistic performance. Support the Growth of Coaches and Referees Facilitate the development of skilled coaches and referees to uphold the highest standards within the sport. Prepare Athletes for Competitive Success Train gymnasts to excel in regional, national, and international competitions through expert coaching and strategic development. Encourage a Healthy and Active Lifestyle Instill lifelong fitness habits, discipline, and resilience while promoting physical and mental well-being. Create an Inclusive and Supportive Environment Foster teamwork, respect, and confidence while providing opportunities for personal growth and social engagement. Identify and Support Talented Athletes Discover and nurture promising gymnasts, offering specialized training and resources to help them achieve elite-level performance. Enhance Artistic and Performance Skills Develop gymnasts' musicality, rhythm, self-confidence, and stage presence to foster a well-rounded and expressive approach to the sport. Establish a Sustainable Funding System Create a dedicated fund to support, develop, and promote rhythmic gymnastics, ensuring financial sustainability for athletes and the association. Advocacy Through Good Governance and Research in Rhythmic Gymnastics Promote the advancement of rhythmic gymnastics through advocacy, research, and the exchange of expertise, ensuring the sport’s continuous development and integrity.

4. Principles

   Our Vision To establish a sustainable and internationally recognized rhythmic gymnastics academy that nurtures young talent, promotes holistic well-being, and inspires a lifelong commitment to sport and excellence, anchored in global sporting values and inclusive growth.

5. Measures

   Measures: 1. Identify and select 10 talented refugee girls in Switzerland for inclusion in IRGA’s training programs. 2. Provide full training sponsorship, including structured weekly sessions with professional coaches. 3. Cover local, cantonal, national, and international competition fees, equipment, and official attire. 4. Assign coach-mentors to ensure guidance, motivation, and stability. 5. Monitor individual progress with personalized development plans and regular assessments.

6. Financing

   Financing: The International Rhythmic Gymnastics Academy (IRGA), in accordance with its statutes, may finance its activities through a diversified mix of income sources: • Own contributions: Participation and membership fees from participants and members, including athletes, families, and members. • Public support: Subsidies and grants from municipal, cantonal, and national authorities. • Private support: Donations from individuals, as well as contributions from foundations, companies, and corporate sponsors. • Income from activities: Revenues generated through events, training programs, workshops, and services provided by the Academy. • Partnerships: Financial and in-kind support through collaborations with public and private organizations. All resources are allocated exclusively to the Academy’s non-profit purposes and objectives, ensuring transparency, accountability, and sustainable impact.

Area of Impact

• Europe
• Africa
• Asia
• North America
• Oceania
• South America
• Developing countries
• Abroad, general