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By learning from "the Swedish model", you can develop sports on your island!

The active Swedish labour market policy can be an important asset to sport clubs. And sport clubs can be an equally important asset to employment authorities in their efforts to give unemployed people training and jobs.

In Gotland, this cooperation has achieved a great deal:

  • The sport clubs have received help to refurbish sports facilities, to maintain sports venues, and to administrate offices.

  • The sports clubs have also been able to recruit young people with theoretical and practical training in sports subjects.

  • Unemployed and disabled people have been given meaningful training and occupations.

Now we would like to show visitors from islands participating in the NatWest Island Games some of our projects.

The projects, chosen from Gotland and the Swedish mainland, will be presented in an exhibition and four seminars on

Sunday 27 June, 8.30 am - 2.00 pm at Arbetsförmedlingen
(The Employment Service), Österväg 2, Visby

Take this opportunity to learn how sport and society can benefit from cooperation!

Registration form, click here. Return by June 15th.

  

Programme for the Seminar
"Labour Market Policy and Sport"

at Arbetsförmedlingen (The Employment Service), Österväg 7, Visby, 27 June 1999

  
8.30 am Coffee
09.00 Opening remarks by Bosse Ringholm,
Minister for Finance, Sweden
09.10 Sports as a resource for the labour market.
Bosse Ringholm, Minister for Finance, Sweden
09.30 The labour market as a resource for sports.
Mikael Santoft, Director
SISU, Swedish Sports Education.
10.00 Refreshments
10.15 Seminars: You can attend one of these two seminargroups:
Group 1.
  • The Halland Model: Youth Programmes
  • The Västra Götaland Model: Integration through Sport
Group 2.
  • The Gotland Model: Ethics and Morals in Sports
  • The Swedish Model: Volontary Power
12.00 Lunch, hosted by the County Administration
01.00 pm Panel discussion
01.45 Concluding remarks
Christer Granegård, Labour Market Director
   

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