unosdp 8th ylc report (english)

8/12/2019 UNOSDP 8th YLC Report (English)

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Ministry of Education,Culture, Sports Science

and Technology

UNOSDPYouth Leadership Camp

Report

March 2014


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Table of Contents

Recap of the Event 4

Event Detai ls 7

Schedule 9

Day to Day 12

Ref lect ions by the part ic ipant/staf f 24Publ ic Relations 32Related Resources 51

Operating Team/PartnersParticipant ListInvitation to the Publ ic Viewing Day


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Recap of the Event


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Report of the UNOSDP 8 t h Youth Leadership Camp in Tokyo

The J i go r o Kano Memor i a l I n t e r na t i ona l Spo r t I n s t i t u t e c o s i gn ing

w i th t he M in i s t r y o f Educa t i on , Cu l t u r e , Spo r t s , S c i en ce and Techno l ogy

(MEXT ) ha s su c ces s fu l l y c omp le t ed t he Un i t ed Na t i on s O f f i c e on Spo r t f o r

Deve lopment and Peace ( UNOSDP) You th Leadersh ip Camp in Tokyo

between Janua ry 20th and 30 , 2014. Th i s p ro jec t was c rea ted by UNOSDP

and ha s been ongo ing s i n c e i t s i n augu ra l Camp i n Doha , J anua r y 2012 .

Th i s Camp i s conduc ted in co l l abora t ion w i th no t on ly UNOSDP, bu t w i th

o the r r e l a t ed o r gan i z a t i on s a s we l l .

UNOSDP was estab l i shed in 2001 wi th i ts headquarter in

Geneva, Swi tzer land wi th in the Uni ted Nat ions Of f i ces . Mr. Wi l f r ied

Lemke was appo inted by the Secretary Genera l , Ban K i -moon as the

second Spec ia l Adv iser on Sport for Deve lopment and Peace in order

to promote an understanding and support for sport as an instrument

for deve lopment and peace, as we l l as encourag ing d ia logue,

co l laborat ion and partnersh ip. Furthermore, under the leadersh ip o f

the Spec ia l Adv isers , there have been var ious e f for ts amongst the

Uni ted Nat ions and other Internat ional Sports Organizat ions us ing

sports , phys ica l ac t iv i ty and p lay to work on gender equal i ty , youth

deve lopment, communi ty deve lopment and peace bu i ld ing/keeping.

S ince appo inted in 2008, Mr. Lemke has espec ia l l y been act ive ly

invo lved in shar ing the concept and cooperat ion as wel l as

in format ion exchange between the UNOSDP, Internat ional O lympic

Committee and the remain ing sports f ie ld to work on Sport for

Deve lopment and Peace.

Th is YLC i s an in i t iat ive created by Mr. Lemke h imse l f s ince

2012. For th i s Camp, youth between the age o f 18 and 25 are

se lected f rom Afr i ca and As ia, main ly in the d isadvantaged areas

inc lud ing, but not l imi ted to s lums and re fugee camps. Nominated

part i c ipants be ing a l ready proact ive in the i r communi t ies as future

leaders come together for a t ra in ing camp in the host c i ty in order

to learn management/ fac i l i tat ion sk i l l s as we l l as leadersh ip

qual i t i es and sport ing/phys ica l ac t iv i ty implementat ion under the

concept o f sport for deve lopment and peace. Furthermore, in th i s

Camp, part i c ipants are chosen represent ing the wor ld s rat io by

hav ing three persons wi th d i f ferent ab i l i t i es (10%), as i t re lates to


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the rea l wor ld rat io . Th is then creates a d iverse spectrum of people

learn ing to l i ve and cooperate together dur ing th i s t ra in ing camp.

The YLC program is des igned under the partnersh ip o f UNOSDP wi th

an Internat ional NGO, R ight To P lay (headquartered in Canada)

through the implementat ion and overa l l qual i ty contro l o f the

schedul ing and programming. Addi t iona l ly , UNOSDP has s igned a

Memorandum of Understanding wi th the Internat ional Para lympic

Committee, Tab le Tennis Federat ion, NGO BoxGi r l s Inte rnat ional , e tc .

who support the Camp by sending fac i l i tators to part take in th i s

programme.

Tokyo hos ted the 8 th UNOSDP YLC , wh ich was a l so the f i r s t Camp o f

2014 . Up t o da te , t he r e have been 3 Camps i n 2012 and 4 i n 2013 i n t he

fo l l ow ing count r ies : Qa ta r , Germany , Sw i t ze r land , Sweden and Korea . The

8 th Camp spec i f i c a l l y t a r ge ted pa r t i c i pan t s f r om the A s i a r eg i on , i n v i t i ng

30 pa r t i c ipan ts ( inc lud ing one Japanese) to Tokyo a t the Na t i ona l

Ins t i tu t ion fo r You th Educa t ion Na t iona l O lymp ic s Memor ia l You th

Center fo r a ten-day lead ersh ip t r a in i ng . Co l l abora t in g w i th the UNOS DP,

we were ab le to inc lude some un ique exper iences f r om Japan , such as

r ad i o c a l i s t hen i c s , s choo l s po r t c l ub a c t i v i t i e s and i n t r oduc t i on t o o the r

J apanese cu l t u r e . A s e s s i on f r om the J apan An t i -Dop ing Agency was a l s o

conduc ted on the t op i c o f f a i r p l a y and an t i - dop ing educa t i on . The r e had

no t been any an t i - dop ing s e s s i ons i n p r ev i ous Camps , and the r e f o r e have

been r e ce i v i ng pos i t i v e f eedba ck t o c on t i nue t h i s p r og r am, bo th f r om the

pa r t i c ipan ts a s we l l a s R igh t To P lay and UN OSDP.

Moreover , ut i l i z ing the weekend dur ing the two weeks t ra in ing,

the part i c ipants t rave led to Ish inomak i , Miyag i pre fecture as a

means to v i s i t and exchange wi th the loca l people o f the d isaster-

s tr i cken area f rom the Great Easter Earthquake in March, 2011.

Di rect ly interact ing wi th the loca l people and surv ivors o f the

d isaster a longs ide lec tures f rom organ izat ions and groups that work

in the area, the part i c ipants were ab le to not on ly wi tness and fee l

the impact and rea l i ty as we l l as the d i f ferent cop ing mechanisms

and learn ing in which the loca l people ga ined f rom th is t ragedy. The

part i c ipants have re f lec ted upon th is exper ience say ing that they

want to take what they have learned and wi t nessed through th is s i te

v is i t to the i r own communi t ies and ut i l i ze and d isseminate th i s

knowledge.

S ince th i s marks the f i rs t Camp e ver to be he ld in Japan, publ i c

re lat ions and media invo lvement act iv i t ies have been cruc ia l . As a


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resu l t , there had been a tota l o f 12 news coverage ins ide and

outs ide Japan. Us ing th i s Camp as a cata lyst , media coverage has

been success fu l in order to create more awareness on the concept o f

Sports for Deve lopment and Peace, as we l l as demonstrate

cooperat ion wi th UNOSDP wi th the intent ion o f reach ing out to the

rest o f the wor ld.

Last , but not least , spec ia l thanks to cont inued ass i s tance and

support by many organ izat ions and people w i thout them, th i s

Camp cou ld not have been as success fu l as i t had been.

J igoro Kano Memor ia l Internat ional Sport Inst i tute


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Event Details


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UNOSDP 8th Youth Leadership Camp in Tokyo

Event Detai ls

Hos t Un i t ed Na t i on s O f f i c e on Spo r t f o r Deve l opmen t and Pea ce

(UNOSDP) and M in i s t r y o f Educa t i on , Cu l t u r e , Spo r t ,

S c i en ce and Techno l ogy (MEXT )

Ob jec t i v e To hos t t he You th Leade r sh i p Camp ( Y LC ) , wh i ch s t a r t ed i n

2012 by UNOSDP , i n Tokyo J anua r y 2014 c o l l a bo r a t i ng w i t h

UNOSDP . Th i s Camp i nv i t e s 30 pa r t i c i pan t s f r om the A s i a

reg ion f r om re fugee camps and d i sadvantaged a rea to t r a in

and p r ov i de t hem w i th t he t oo l s and s k i l l s o f how t o u se

spo r t s f o r deve l opmen t and pea ce t o nu r tu r e f u tu r e

commun i t y l eade r s a r ound the wo r l d .

Suppo r t M in i s t r y o f F o r e i gn A f f a i r s , T okyo Me t r opo l i t a n Gove rnment ,

J apan In te r na t i onal Coope r a t i on Agency , J apan Spo r t

Counc i l , Un i ve r s i t y o f T sukuba , J apan O l ymp i c Commi t t ee ,

Japan Pa ra lymp ic Commit tee , Japan Ant i -Dop ing Agency

and Japan Spor ts Assoc ia t ion

Opera te J i go r o Kano Memor i a l I n t e r na ti ona l Spo r t I n s t i t u t e

Dates Janua ry 20 30 , 2014

Loca t i on Na t i ona l O l ymp i c s Memor i a l Y ou th Cen te r , T okyo Budo -kan ,

Kodokan J udo In s t i t u t e

Fur ther Inqu i res

MEXT Spo r t s and You th Bu r eau , Compe t i t i v e Spo r t s

D i v i s i on

3 -2 -2 Ka sum iga sek i , Ch i yoda -ku , Tokyo 100 -8959 J apan 03 -6734-2947

J i go r o Kano Memor i a l I n t e r na t i ona l Spo r t I n s t i t u t e

c / o K i s h i Memor i a l Ha l l , 1 - 1 -1 J i nnan , Sh ibuya - ku , Tokyo

150-8050 J apan

03 -5790-9656

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Schedule


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Day to Day


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DAY 1: January 20, 2014

Object ive: Introduction of the Youth Leadership Camp

and establ ishing ground rules

The Camp k icked-of f by

estab l i sh ing ground ru les

emphas iz ing respect o f

d i f ferences and d ivers i ty .

Desp i te the nervousness at

f i rs t , an i ce breaker lead by

the main fac i l i tator o f the

Camp, Ernesto Rebust i l l o

f rom Right To P lay managed

to break the i ce through team

bui ld ing act iv i t ies .Mr. Wi l f r ied Lemke, the

Uni ted Nat ions Secretary

Genera l s Spec ia l Adv iser on

Sport for Deve lopment and

Peace, appo inted by Ban K i -

moon, jo ined in the af ternoon

to d iscuss the essence o f the

Camp, the Mi l l enn iumDevelopment Goals and the

concept o f sports for

deve lopment and peace.

An opening ceremony

was he ld in the even ing

where severa l support ing

NGOs and people we lcomed

the part i c ipants . A speech by

Mr. Lemke and Mr. Nagayama,

Deputy Min is ter o f Educat ion,

Cu l ture, Sports Sc ience and

Techno logy to o f f i c ia l l y open

up the Youth Leadersh ip Camp.


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Object ive: History of judo, rules and pract ical ski l ls

Day 2 s tar ted at the

nerve cente r o f judo,

Kodokan Judo Inst i tute

where part i c ipants

learned capac i ty and

human deve lopment

through lec tures and

pract i ca l sk i l l s o f judo.

Part i c ipants rece ived

lectures on the founder o f

Judo, J igoro Kano and h is

ph i losophy on sports fordeve lopment and

educat ional purpose was

taught through v ideos and

the ru les/regu lat ions o f

Judo. Th is was fo l lowed

wi th actua l pract i ca l sk i l l s

o f judo and the sess ion

wrapped up wi thobserv ing the Inst i tute s

midd le schoo l c lub s

tra in ing and learn ing f rom

them through smal l

matches wi th the

part i c ipants .

The part i c ipants

enjoyed the Mizuno judo

wear, which was g i f ted by

the Kodokan Judo

Inst i tute as a souveni r .


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Object ive: Inclusion of persons with disabi l i t ies and

Japanese cultural experience (tea ceremony)

Two fac i l i tators Sy lvana

Mestre and Er i c V i l l a lon f rom

the Internat ional Para lympics

Committee, conducted a

lecture and pract i ca l sess ion

on the th i rd day. T Th

The part i c ipants learned

how to e f fect ive ly assure

inc lus ion so that people wi th

d i f ferent ab i l i t i es can come

together and enjoy whi leincreas ing the i r mot ivat ion,

which i s key to a great leader .

Apply ing what they learned to

the i r own communi t ies and

context , d i scuss ions were

he ld amongst the part i c ipants

to learn f rom each other . The

af ternoon sess ion was he ldwi th the he lp o f Japan Sports

Assoc iat ion for the

Disab led/Japan Para lympic

Committee and the Tokyo

Metropo l i tan Sports

Assoc iat ion for the Disab led

where part i c ipants t r ied out

bocha, b l ind soccer and other

games to fu l ly understand the

concept o f inc lus ion.

Japanese tea ceremony

also took p lace as the part i c ipants pa i red up to learn the Japanese

trad i t ion and made an e f for t to make tea the proper way.


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Object ive: Gender equal i ty , female empowerment and Sumo

Day four was lead by

the founder o f an

internat ional NGO BoxGi r l s ,

work ing on gender equal i tyand female empowerment

through box ing, Heather

Cameron. Through

Heather s exper ience, the

part i c ipants learned about

gender equal i ty and what i t

means to be a female

leader as an act ive and

important member o f the

soc iety . Fo l lowing the

lecture, the part i c ipants

learned the bas ics o f box ing

us ing rea l box ing g loves,

prov ided by the Japan

Amateur Box ing Federat ion.

In the even ing, the

part i c ipants v i s i ted theRyogoku Kokugikan to enjoy

a match o f Sumo. As the i r

f i rs t t ime

watch ing a

trad i t iona l

Japanese

sports , the

part i c ipants

seemed to

be s tar t led

by the

atmosphere

and

wrest lers .


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Object ive: Inclusion and wheelchair basketbal l

Right To P lay s tar ted

wi th a group act iv i ty about

conf l i c t reso lut ion. Th is was

fo l lowed by YLCs f i r s t ant i -

doping sess ion by Mr. Sh in

Asakawa, CEO of Japan Ant i -

Doping Agency. The

part i c ipants d i scussed

regard ing fa i r p lay and

introduced examples o f drug

usage in the i r home countr ies .

In the af ternoon, Dr .

Horst Strohkendl , who i s knownfor estab l i sh ing the grad ing

system of whee lcha i r basketba l l ,

jo ined by a Japanese NGO

Fusen Vo l leybal l demonstrated

how to use the whee lcha i r

correct ly whi le the part i c ipants

tr ied to understand the

l i fes ty le o f people on

wheelcha i rs .

The part i c ipants then

welcome Japanese pro fess ional

whee lcha i r basketba l l p layers ,

Ch ika Uemura and Naok i Yasu.

Af ter learn ing the bas ic ru les

and some pract i ce , the

part i c ipants got l i ve ly in a

game against the pro fess ionalsand each other . The

part i c ipants shy ly admi t ted

that they used to th ink o f

people on whee lcha i rs as

d isab led, but drast i ca l ly

changed the i r mind as they

were taken back by the p layers sk i l l s and power.


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DAY 7: January 26, 2014 Ishinomaki, Miyagi

Object ive: Wave mechanism, NGOs working in disaster r ec

onstruct ion and volunteer

Second day in Ish inomak i

s tar ted o f f in a sc ience lab where

Mr. Tomoyuk i Hor ikomi gave

lectures on the wave mechanism

to prevent and reduce the e f fect

o f s imi lar d i sasters in the future.

Furthermore d iscussed on how to

evacuate proper ly and what i s

important .

Fo l lowing the lec ture, the

part i c ipants moved to Te izan

E lementary schoo l where thev ice-pr inc ip le , Mr. Tsutomu Baba

expla ined the s i tuat ion o f the

schoo l at the t ime of the inc ident .

The part i c ipants then learned

about organ izat ions that are

work ing in the nearby area on

reconstruct ion such as

Arch i tecture For Humani ty/Mak iB iz and P layground o f Hope.

Lunch was then served wi th the he lp o f the loca l Rotary C lub

where part i c ipants ate Japanese r i ce cake and tasted a b i t o f the

cu l ture. Af ter lunch the part i c ipants

were lead by P layground o f Hope

where they vo lunteered by bu i ld ing

benches, f lowerpots and p lay sets .


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Object ive: Table tennis, swimming and sports for develop

ment NGOs

Mr. Leandro O lvech

f rom the Internat ional Tab le

Tennis Federat ion he ld a

lecture to speak about ITTF

ef for ts in peace bu i ld ing

whi le teach ing pract i ca l

tab le tenn is sk i l l s .

In the af ternoon, us ing

Keio Univers i ty s indoor

poo l , the part i c ipants

learned about team work

and communicat ion f rom Ms.Mikako Kotan i , who i s a

synchron ized swimming

bronze medal i s t . The

importance o f coord inat ing

wi th teammates and

learn ing to adjust to each

other lead to exper ienc ing

one o f the important parts

o f coex is t ing and peace

bui ld ing.

In the even ing, Ms. Yuko

Ar imo, marathon s i l ver

medal i s t , jo ined to

introduce her NGO that

works in sports for

deve lopment and peace.

She ta lked about her ro le in

peace bu i ld ing as a ret i red

ath lete and as a ro le model .

The part i c ipants were very

eager where they asked

quest ions to rece ive adv ice in order to e f fect ive ly contr ibute in the i r

communi t ies and near future.


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Object ive: Inclusion through table tennis and sightseeing

ITTF s program

cont inued on wi th more

pract i ca l sk i l l s on day

two where inc lus ion was

the main theme. The

part i c ipants learned how

to use tab le tenn is wi th

d iverse part i c ipants by

us ing d i f ferent ru les and

focus ing on p lay .

Because tab le tenn is

on ly need a few

equipment, i t i s eas i ly

used as sports for a l l

and for peace bu i ld ing

ef for ts .

In the af ternoon,

the part i c ipants enjoyed

s ightsee ing where they

v is i ted Mei j i shr ine and

the Asakusa area.

Exper ienc ing d i f ferent

cu l tures for the f i rs t t ime, many were ab le to re lax and take a

moment away f rom the week long intense lec tures and tra in ing.


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Object ive: Promising Pract ice

Promis ing Pract i ce i s

scheduled for part i c ipants

to both re f lec t upon the

knowledge and tra in ing they

have rece ived thus far ,

whi le introduc ing the i r own

regular act iv i t ies f rom the i r

communi t ies . The 30

part i c ipants are d iv ided into

four groups and each have

a 30-minute s lo t to

introduce the act iv i ty and

actua l ly carry i t out . Whi le

the part i c ipant fac i l i tates ,

the others re f lec t and g ive

feedback af terwards for

improvement. R ight To P lay

and UNOSDP a lso jo in to

ass i s t in the fac i l i tat ion and

feedback sess ions.

Th is Promis ing

Pract i ce day i s schedule

near the end o f the Camp

not on ly to create an

opportun i ty for shar ing,

but a l so to re f lec t upon

what was learnt and

rece ived in the prev ious

10 days.


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Object ive: Marketing ski l ls , wrap-up and c losing c eremony

The f ina l day o f the Youth

Leadersh ip Camp star ted o f f

wi th a lec ture on d isab i l i ty and

sports by Young Sa Ma,

Ambassador for Pub l i c

Dip lomacy f rom South Korea.

Th is was fo l lowed by a

sess ion by Ne i l Rosenblat t ,

f rom P layground o f Hope, who

presented market ing sk i l l s and pro ject p lann ing in order to be

ef fect ive in the i r future work.

The af ternoon sess ion was

carr ied out by R ight To P lay

where part i c ipants re f lec ted upon

the ten days and shared what

they have learned f rom each

other . Di f ferent act iv i t ies to

admire one another and to

p ledge the i r e f for ts together in

the f ie ld o f sports for

deve lopment and peace took p lace.

In the even ing, the youth themselves organ ized a cu l tura l n ight

as part o f the c los ing ceremony where each demonstrated the i r

cu l ture through poetry , at t i re and songs.


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Comments from the

Participants and Staff


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I t has been an honor and pr iv i l ege to at tend

th is camp. I have been insp i red by growth and

tangib le resu l ts that they are coming out o f the

sport & p lay . In th i s camp I met wi th d i f ferent

people and observed the i r way o f work ing and the

way they cope up wi th cha l lenges. Some act iv i t ies

were rea l ly new for me, l i ke box ing and judo. I

d idn ' t know these v io lent sports can use for

deve lopment. I l earn how I can become a good

leader in my communi ty . I must need leadersh ip,

cooperat ion, se l f cop ing, and act ive l i s ten ing sk i l l s .

And I learn how to increase Gender equal i ty ,

female part i c ipat ion and how can I enhance

inc lus ion o f persons wi th d i sab i l i t i es , and promote

vo lunteer i sm and empathy in my communi ty .

(Hina Arain/Right To Play Pakistan)

Through the YLC in Tokyo, I have rea l i zed the

power o f sport as an e f f i c ient way to promote the

deve lopment in communi t ies through the wel l

organ ized lec tures and pract i ces . A lso as a s taf f in

a NGO us ing sport and p lay as our main

methodo logy, I have had better understanding o fus ing sport as a too l to insp i re changes in

d i f ferent deve lopment areas inc lud ing the MDGs,

which wi l l he lp me on my job des ign programs

us ing d i f ferent s trateg ies . The most important

th ing i s beyond the YLC contents , I got the chance

to exchange ideas wi th our amaz ing counterparts

f rom other sport organ izat ions and a network

re lated to SDP has been bu i ld for more in depth

d iscuss ion and shar ing af terwards. (J ianFeng

Tian/Right To Play China)


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Hav ing an opportun i ty part i c ipat ing in the

youth leadersh ip camp in Tokyo, I have rece ived

valuab le exper iences brought to adapt, improve

and deve lop myse l f and my pro jects: leadersh ip

sk i l l , sports for deve lopment, ch i ld and people

l iv ing wi th impai rment deve lopment, connect ion,

f r iendsh ip, too ls and exper iences f rom people

work ing in d i f ferent areas, and etc . ( Siree

Wirojanarom/Raks ThaiAt f i rs t I was not sure how the act iv i t ies can

be re lated to my personal l i fe and my communi ty .

However , as t ime goes by, a l l the t ra in ing and

lecture we got became very prec ious in my l i fe . I

learned a lo t o f th ings, which i s important forse l f - improvement. I l earned how to put back out

our ch i ldren s ide by p lay ing the games and to be

honest and more pure, want ing to learn f rom the

exper ience and apply i t in l i fe . I l earned that

determinat ion can make us reach our goals . L ike

in a l l sports t ra in ing, tho ugh i t s d i f f i cu l t , we can

do i t wi th constant t ra in ing and adjustab le

coach ing s ty le . I l earned about shar ing in

Ish inomak i , as one o f the core e lements in

vo lunteer ing. A lo t more to say about the camp

as there were many ideas we got f rom a l l o f those

insp i r ing people we met, but one most important

th ing i s that sports can make a change. I am

amazed on how th is camp brought the idea that

sports can af fect any other part o f our l i ves

espec ia l l y to create peace and as deve lopment

too l for some communi t ies . Permita AdiList iani/Nat ional Paralympic Committee

Indonesia)


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When I f i rs t landed in Tokyo I was very exc i ted

and th is exc i tement was present throughout the

camp t i l l the very las t day. Apa rt f rom mak ing new

and wonder fu l acquaintances, the most interest ing

part was that I was tak ing a part o f the i r l i fe back

wi th me. I a l so got to learn the d i f ferent ways o f

spreading the word about the power o f sport and

to better put i t as Mr. Lemke sa id become an

agent and you can see the wonders . Prithvi

Jagan/Slum Soccer, IndiaThis camp was not on ly enjoyable , but a l so a

lo t o f adverse s i tuat ions. I t was the f i rs t t ime for

me to l i ve wi th people f rom abroad. I rea l ly

enjoyed sport ing act iv i t ies wi th no re lat ion to the

language and the cu l ture gap, and I fe l t thepower o f sports on the f ie ld o f in ternat ional

understanding and peace. At the same t ime, I

recognized so much that a l though sport s i s a good

too l to improve the cross-cu l tura l understanding

espec ia l l y at the beg inn ing, i f we want fur ther

understanding, we need to ga in language sk i l l s to

convey our minds. Therefore, the best way to

leverage my exper iences in th i s camp i s to

cont inue s tudy ing. Anri Kubo/University of

Tsukuba, Japan)

Apart f rom the learn ing towards the

betterment o f soc iety at large, the camp a lso

he lped me introspect , rea l i ze a lo t about

myse l f and gu id ed my though ts through a ser ies

of se l f re f lec t ions. Be l ie fs l i ke never g iv ing up,

be l iev ing in yourse l f ,value o f l i fe , ' coupled wi th

values o f equal i ty , fa i r p lay , sens i t iv i ty ,

ded icat ion towards one 's goal , the power o f

emot ion, teamwork, f r iendsh ip, to lerance and

pat ience are some areas which are a lways out

there, but are not ' rea l i zed ' and interna l i zed by

many. (Tanushri Roy/Paralympic Committee

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In th i s program I had a lo t o f exper ience. I

am sure that a l l the exper ience wh ich was learned

in YLC wi l l he lp me in the future deve lopment.

A lso when you work wi th a lo t o f people the t ime

management i s very important . I th ink one

second can change anyth ing. Af ter th i s camp I

l earned how to change people s op in ion and mind

about d i sab le peoples , and how i t i s important to

understand and support each other . A l l the

exper iences, which was got f rom the YLC I want

to rea l i ze in my own organ izat ion. (Delgermaa

Gankhuyag/Paralympic Committee Mongol ia

I am honored to have been part o f the f i rs t

YLC hosted in Japan. As an ass i s tant s taf f shar ing

every moment wi th the part i c ipants be ing invo lved

in many aspects o f the Camp was rea l ly an

enr i ch ing exper ience for me. I espec ia l l y enjoyed

be ing a s ign i f i cant part o f in troduc ing Japanese

cu l ture and i ts pract i ces through the rad io

ca l i s then ics every morn ing. On the other hand,

hear ing that sport i s s t i l l a luxury for many, I fe l t

the s trong potent ia l in the future for th i s f i e ld .(Taro Obayashi/Staff/University of Tsukuba)

Spending 13 days wi th people f rom var ious

background was a very impact fu l exper ience for

me. Not on ly was I ab le to wi tness the amazing

power o f sports , but meet ing great people and

learn ing f rom them was t ru ly insp i r ing. As an

ass is tant wi th the ro le to ass i s t in c reat ing an

educable env i ronment was a cha l lenge. However

the support and warmth o f the s taf f and

part i c ipants rea l ly mot ivated me to cont inue

work ing hard. I t ru ly am gratefu l and de l ighted to

have taken part o f th i s Camp. (Haruka

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Public Relations


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Media Strategy

A media s trategy meet ing was he ld three t imes before the

actua l host ing o f the Youth Leadersh ip Camp in Japan. Inv i t ing

people f rom outs ide organ izat ions, d i f ferent s trateg ies and tact i cs

were d iscussed where the team reso lute to the fo l lowing approach:

Media tact i c team member

Taku Yamaguchi (Un ivers i ty o f Tsukuba)Satomi Tsuch iya (Univers i ty o f Tsukuba)Tosh iyuk i Okeya (Japan Sports Counc i l )Etsuko Yamada (Japan Sports Counc i l )P ierre Labor ie (Japan Sports Counc i l )

Youth Leadersh ip Camp Tokyo 2014 Facebook Page

November 30, 2013 was exact ly 50 days before the beg inn ing

of the Youth Leadersh ip Camp in Tokyo. In accordance to th i s

countdown, the media team opened up a Facebook account where

numerous press re leases and in format ion regard ing the Tokyo Youth

Leadersh ip Camp was updated in order to rece ive media at tent ion.

Sett ing o f the Publ i c V iewing Day

January 22, 2014 the th i rd day o f the Youth Leadersh ip Camp

in Tokyo was set as the Publ i c V iewing Day, where any person who

is interested cou ld come and observe the Camp in order to fur ther

understand the concept o f sports for deve lopment and peace.

Normal ly the Camp i s c losed to publ i c , but th i s day ensured that the

publ i c would a l so be ab le to get an idea o f UNOSDP and the Camp in

i tse l f . The Publ i c V iewing Day welcomed 23 people f rom var ious

f ie lds such as NPO workers and Univers i ty researchers .

Disseminat ing in format ion to media outs ide Japan

Leading up to the opening o f the Youth Leadersh ip Camp in

Tokyo, the Min is t ry o f Educat ion, Cu l ture, Sport , Sc ience and

Techno logy (MEXT) publ i c i zed one press re lease (December 5, 2013),


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two press re leases by UNOSDP (November 30, 2013 and January 19,

2014) a long wi th the operat ing organ izat ion, J igoro Kano Memor ia l

Internat ional Sport Inst i tute s in format ion on interv iew

opportun i t ies re leased on January 17, 2014. The press re lease that

the UNOSDP publ i c i zed on January 19, 2014 was a l so sent to

Olympic media as we l l as fore ign media out le ts res id ing in Tokyo.

These tact i cs and s trateg ies were adv ised by Japanese journal i s ts:

Ms. H i roko Mogi and Mina Takahash i .

Addi t iona l ly , Mr . Wi l f r ied Lemke was interv iewed by the

fo l lowing media channe ls in re lat ion to host ing the Youth Leadersh ip

Camp in Tokyo: Kyodo News, Main ich i Sh imbun and Yomiur i Sh imbun.

In Ish inomak i , NHK Sendai broadcast ing system and Kahoku

Shimpo requested some interv iew wi th the part i c ipant s .

As a resu l t , there were s ix media opportun i t ies ins ide Japan

( inc lud ing one te lev is ion opportun i ty) and s ix Engl i sh media

opportun i t ies ( four o f them were O lympic media) to introduce the

Youth Leadersh ip Camp as wel l as the sports for deve lopment and

peace concept and Japan s e f for ts in re lat ion to th i s f i e ld .

L is t o f ar t i c les publ i shed

Japanese Media

1 . UNOSDP Youth Leadersh ip Camp k icks-of f Us ing sports unt i l

the30th. (Kyodo News) January 20, 2014

http://www.47news. jp/CN/201401/CN2014012001002303.html

2. On Leaders not at tending the O lympic Games do not use sports

as a po l i t i ca l too l (Main ich i Sh imbun) January 22, 2014

3. Interv iew wi th Uni ted Nat ions Secretary-Genera l Ban K i -moon

Spec ia l Adv iser on Sport for Deve lopment and Peace

Yomiur i Sh imbun (January 25, 2014)
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Ish inomak i Media

4 . Youth f rom d isadvantaged areas in As ia v i s i t d i saster s truck area

for s i te inspect ion, d i saster prevent ion and cu l ture exchange on

the 25 t h and 26 t h in Ish inomak i area (Kahoku Shimpo)

January 14, 2014

http:// i sh inomak i .kahoku.co. jp/news/2014/01/20140114t13002.htm

5. As ian youth v i s i t d i saster-s truck area NHK Tohoku (NHK)

January 26, 2014

http://www3.nhk.or . jp/tohoku-news/20140126/4732291.html

6. Youth f rom 14 As ian Countr ies v i s i t I sh inomak i reg ion f or s i te

inspect ion o f the d isaster to learn about d i saster prevent ion

(Kahoku Shimpo) January 28, 2014

http:// i sh inomak i .kahoku.co. jp/news/2014/01/20140128t13004.htm

Engl i sh Media

7. Tokyo welcomes dedicated youngsters as c i ty hosts 8th Youth

Deve lopment Programme (Ins ide the Games)

January 21, 2014

http://www. ins idethegames.b iz/o lympics/summer-

o lympics/2020/1017952-tokyo-welcomes-dedicated-youngsters-as-

c i ty-hosts-8th-youth-deve lopment-programme

8. Tokyo hosts the UNOSDP Youth Leadersh ip camp for the f i rs t t ime

(AIPS)

January , 21 2014
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http://www.aipsmedia.com/index.php?page=news&cod=12794&tp=n

9. U.N. youth leadersh ip camp he ld in Tokyo (Kyodo News)

January 21, 2014

http://engl i sh.kyodonews. jp/photos/2014/01/268912.html

10. UNOSDP 8th Youth Leadersh ip Camp in progress in Tokyo

(Uni ted Nat ions Informat ion Centre)

January , 22 2014

http://un ic .un.org/ imu/recentAct iv i t ies/category/Tokyo.aspx

11. Un i ted Nat ions ' E ighth Youth Leadersh ip Camp he ld in Tokyo th i s

month (Sports features .com)

January 22, 2014

http://www.sports features .com/o lympicsnews/story/50812/uni ted-

nat ions-e ighth-youth- leadersh ip-camp-he ld- in-tokyo-th is-month

12. Sport Intern (January 24, 2014)

Attended by 30 part ic ipants, aged from 18 to 25 from across the

Asian region, that are engaged in the sport for deve lopment f ie ld

and invo lved wi th communi ty programmes, the 8 t h Youth Leadership

Camp of the Uni ted Nat ions Of f i ce on Sport for Deve lopment and

Peace. The Youth Leadersh ip Camp gathers 30 part i c ipants , was

opened in Tokyo wi th the Right to Play workshop at the O lympic

Centre. By host ing th i s ev ent, the Japanese Min is t ry o f Educat ion,

Cu l ture, Sport , Sc ience and Techno logy, supported by the J igoro

Kano Memorial Internat ional Sport Inst itute, fu l l y demonstrates

i t s investment in the promot ion o f sport for deve lopment and peace,

say a JOC press re lease, wi th Wilfr ied Lemke , Un i ted Nat ions
http://www.aipsmedia.com/index.php?page=news&cod=12794&tp=nhttp://www.aipsmedia.com/index.php?page=news&cod=12794&tp=nhttp://english.kyodonews.jp/photos/2014/01/268912.htmlhttp://english.kyodonews.jp/photos/2014/01/268912.htmlhttp://unic.un.org/imu/recentActivities/category/Tokyo.aspxhttp://unic.un.org/imu/recentActivities/category/Tokyo.aspxhttp://www.sportsfeatures.com/olympicsnews/story/50812/united-nations-eighth-youth-leadership-camp-held-in-tokyo-this-monthhttp://www.sportsfeatures.com/olympicsnews/story/50812/united-nations-eighth-youth-leadership-camp-held-in-tokyo-this-monthhttp://www.sportsfeatures.com/olympicsnews/story/50812/united-nations-eighth-youth-leadership-camp-held-in-tokyo-this-monthhttp://www.sportsfeatures.com/olympicsnews/story/50812/united-nations-eighth-youth-leadership-camp-held-in-tokyo-this-monthhttp://www.sportsfeatures.com/olympicsnews/story/50812/united-nations-eighth-youth-leadership-camp-held-in-tokyo-this-monthhttp://unic.un.org/imu/recentActivities/category/Tokyo.aspxhttp://english.kyodonews.jp/photos/2014/01/268912.htmlhttp://www.aipsmedia.com/index.php?page=news&cod=12794&tp=n


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Secretary-Genera l ' s Spec ia l Adv iser on Sport for Development and

Peace, v i s i t ing Tokyo to co inc ide wi th the camp, s tat ing.

"We are de l ighted to be host ing our Youth Leadersh ip Camp in

Tokyo th i s year . Af ter the c i t ies success fu l b id to host the 2020

Olympics and Para lympics , I can on ly see Japan s presence in the

Sport for Deve lopment movement become more prominent. TheOlympic legacy i s s t i l l v ibrant in Tokyo, and the part i c ipants o f the

camp wi l l have the un ique exper ience o f us ing t he fac i l i t i es , s t i l l in

dai ly use, f rom the Tokyo O lympics 1964.

The object ive o f the camp, which las ts unt i l 30 January , i s to

br ing together youngsters to share best pract i ces and exper iences

f rom the f ie ld o f sport for deve lopment and peace, a long wi th

encourag ing construct ive th ink ing and innovat ive ideas. The UN Youth

Leadersh ip Camp was conce ived in order to support mot ivated youth

in the i r e f for ts to promote Sport for Deve lopment and Peace pro jects

and o f fer them a su i tab le forum where they can learn best pract i ces

and fur ther deve lop the i r leadersh ip sk i l l s . The young part i c ipants wi l l

a l so v i s i t areas af fected by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami later t he

week. They wi l l spend two days in the c i ty o f Is h inomak i , in Miyag i

Pre fecture where they wi l l meet and exchange ideas wi th Japanese

students and members f rom NGOs engaged in reconstruct ion

ass is tance.

13. IOC Latest News: H igh l ights o f the week (Internat ional O lympic

Committee)

January 27, 2014

http://www.o lympic .org/news/h igh l ights-o f- the-week/222307

The NOC has in formed us that some 30 youngsters f rom var ious

As ian countr ies are part i c ipat ing in the e ighth Youth Leader sh ip

Camp organ ised the Uni ted Nat ions Of f i ce on Sport for Deve lopment

and Peace (UNOSDP), which i s be ing he ld in Tokyo unt i l 30 J anuary .

The a im of th i s camp i s to a l low these 18-25-year-o lds to exchange

best pract i ces in the area o f deve lopment and peace through sport .
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They have been ab le to l i s ten to Wi l f r ied Lemke, t he Uni ted Nat ions

Secretary-Genera l ' s Spec ia l Adv iser on Sport for Deve lopment and

Peace, who a lso v i s i ted the NOC Pres ident, Tsunekazu Takeda. In fo

at www.joc .or . jp .
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2. Main ich i Sh imbun (January 22, 2014)


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Related Resources


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Operating Team

Host ing Organizat ions

Ben Taylor United Nat ions Of f ice on Sport for

Development and Peace I rene Posho l i

Ernesto Rebust i l l o Right To P lay As ia Regional Of f ice

Farzana Rustam Right To P lay Pak is ta n

Head of Operat ion/P lann ing Committee

Tamie Ohashi

J igoro Kano Memor ia l Internat ional Sport Inst i tuteMar io N ish ihara

Yuk iko Okuro

Supporters

Taku Yamaguc hiUnivers i ty o f Tsukuba

Satomi Tsuch iya

Toshiyuki Okeya

Japan Sports Counc i lE tsuko Yamada

P ierre Labor ie

Photographer/V ideographer

Katsuyuk i Hattor i

Yuk ih i to Taguch i

Ke i Mor i sawa


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Cooperators

Heather Cameron BoxGi r l s Internat ionalSy lvana Mestre/Er i c V i l l a lon Internat ional Para lympic Committee

Souken Ish iwatar i Tokyo Budokan Japanese Tea C lass

Shin Asakawa Japan Ant i -Doping Agency

Leandro O lvech Internat ional Tab le Tennis Federat ion

Dr. Horst Stokhendl Deutsche Ro l l s tuh l -Sportverband e.V.

Fusen Asobi Assoc iat ion

Chika Uemura/Naok i Yasu Japan Wheelcha i r Basketba l l Federat ion

Mikako Kotan i Sports B iz Co. , L td.

Yuko Ar imor i NPO Hearts o f Go ld

Young Sam Ma Ambassador for Pub l i c Dip lomacy

Nei l Rosenblat t/Michae l Anop P layground o f Hope

Otsuka Pharmaceut i ca l Co. , L td.

Kodokan Judo Inst i tute

Al l Japan Judo Federat ion

Tokyo Sport Benef i ts Cooperat ion

Tokyo Sports Assoc iat ion for the Disab led

Nat ional O lympics Memor ia l Youth Center

Arch i tecture For Humani ty/Mak iB iz

Japan Amateur Box ing Federat ion

Ish inomak i N ish i H igh Schoo l

Ish inomak i C i ty Te izan E lementary Schoo l

Ish inomak i South Rotary Internat ional C lub

Keio Univers i ty Inst i tute o f Phys ica l Educat ion


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Participants in the Right to Play session in Tokyo.

Youth Leadership Camp starts third year in TokyoYouth Leadership Camp starts third year in Tokyo

19 January 2014

UNOSDP (Tokyo)- Today marks the start of the 8th United Nations Office on Sport for development and peaces YouthLeadership Camp. This successful sports programme identifies future community leaders and educates them with essential

transferable life skills.

After two very successful years of this unique sport camp, the third starts of in the Japanese capital, Tokyo. After a victoriousbid to host the 2020 Olympics, the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sport, Science and Technology, is now fullyinvested in the promotion of sport for development and peace.

Coming from 14 different countries, the participants vary in their level of involvement in sport projects. With some dedicatingtheir time as coaches, volunteers, administrators and programme managers. The common denominator amongst the youngsport leaders, is their enthusiasm for using sport to promote positive social change in their community.

As local planning partner, the Jigoro Kano Memorial International Sport Institute have been instrumental in bringing togetherboth international and national partners to create this unique event in the future 2020 Olympic city.The UN Special adviser on Sport for Development and Peace, Mr Wilfried Lemke, today held his introduction presentationwith the young leaders and was delighted with their passion, and with the splendour of the 1964 Olympic facilities.

"We are delighted to be hosting our Youth Leadership Camp in Tokyo this year. After the cities successful bid to host the 2020Olympics and Paralympics, I can only see Japans presence in the Sport for Development movement become more prominent.The Olympic legacy is still vibrant in Tokyo, and the participants of the camp will have the irreplaceable experience of usingthe facilities, still in daily use, from the Tokyo Olympics 1964."

An additional feature to the Tokyo camp will be the excursion to Northern Japan, to an area struck by an earthquake in 2011.The young participants will take part in community work and exchange ideas with local students from the city of Ishinomaki, inthe Miyagi Prefecture, on how they can use sport for societal and community development.


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Youth Leadership Camp Gwangju 2013

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30 November 2013

Today marks 50 days to go until the start of the 8th Youth Leadership Camp (YLC) and the first time to be held in Tokyo, Japan.Over the past two years this flagship sport initiative of the United Nations Office on Sport for Development and Peace (UNOSDP)has gone from strength to strength, with interest coming from all over the world to host the Programme.

UN Special Adviser on Sport for Development and Peace, Mr Wilfried Lemke, tirelessly promotes the programme on his missionsfor future host countries and potential participants. The next year four camps will be placed strategically around the world to bestsupport the youth sport leaders in some of the most disadvantaged communities.

Sport is a powerful tool in promoting gender equality, inclusion of people with disabilities, world peace and development. Assuch, this programme helps the young community leaders better take advantage of sport from grassroots to facilitate positivechanges social changes. Highlights the UN Special Adviser.

By helping youth develop their leadership skills in Sport for Development and Peace, this programme not only contributes to thepersonal development of youth, it contributes to community development. By providing opportunities for youth to develop andexercise their leadership skills, the programme can strengthen a communitys capacity to build on its strengths and respond topressing community needs.

With Tokyo, the first of the year and following the first Asian camp in the Republic of Korea, participants will originate from Asiaand the Middle-East. Looking to provide an educational platform for the young leaders, the Tokyo YLC will be the temporary homefor 30 participants from 14 different countries.

The Tokyo Youth Leadership Camp is organised in collaboration with the NGO Right to Play and will be hosted by the JapaneseMinistry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology and will be implemented by the Jigoro Kano MemorialInternational Sport Institute.

It is with pleasure that we host the 8th UNOSDP Youth Leadership Camp here in Tokyo in this exciting time in sports history. Notonly are we able to showcase the unique culture of Japan, but we are able to host the future leaders in sport for development andpeace. We look forward to continuing this great programme here in Japan as we move develop or relationship with the UNOSDP.

This 11 day event will take place 20 30 January 2014, at National Institution for Youth Education National Olympics MemorialYouth Centre (NYC) in Tokyo.


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