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FISpT reaches 120 Members!

  • Writer: Webmaster Office
    Webmaster Office
  • 4 hours ago
  • 1 min read

The International Sport for All Federation proudly announces a significant milestone in its global development, having reached a total of 120 officially recognized members.


This achievement reflects the Federation’s sustained commitment to quality, credibility, and institutional integrity within the international sport ecosystem. The current membership structure includes 42 National Federations, 45 Individual Members, 22 Committee Members, and 11 Associate Members, representing a diverse and rapidly expanding global network dedicated to the promotion of Sport for All.



This growth is particularly noteworthy given the Federation’s rigorous admission standards. Membership has been granted exclusively to National Federations affiliated with or recognized by key international sport governance bodies such as WADA, the International Olympic Committee (IOC), and SportAccord, as well as to Sport for All organizations that have obtained formal recognition or endorsement from their respective National Olympic Committees.


As a result of this strict evaluation process, numerous applications have not been accepted due to the absence of appropriate institutional endorsement or international recognition. This selective approach ensures that all members meet high standards of governance, transparency, and alignment with the global sport system.


The exponential increase in membership underscores the growing relevance of the Sport for All movement and highlights the Federation’s role as a trusted international platform for inclusive sport development, cooperation, and advocacy.


The International Sport for All Federation remains committed to expanding its global reach while maintaining its core values of integrity, inclusivity, and institutional excellence. This milestone marks not only a quantitative achievement but also a qualitative consolidation of a network built on recognized and credible sport organizations worldwide.

 
 
 

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