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M @ 'W MHIHHCTEPCTBO Minister of Culture CIIOPTA of the Republic of Estonia POCCHHCKOH @E,4EPALIHH (Mnncnopr POCCHH) MHHHCTP Mr. Indrek Saar Kaaaxona YA., A. 18, Mocxna, 105064 Teh.: (495) 720-53-80, (495) 925-72-51 a)axc: (495) 995-05-51 OKnO 00083888, OrPH 1127746520824 HHH/Knn 7703771271 /77090 1001 OT -tL3et2 Ng?-g-cc?]?53'38) naNo OT Dear Mr. Saar, In the framework of the opening events of the XXIX Winter Universiade 2019 (hereinafter - the Universiade), an informal meeting of the ministers responsible for physical education and sport of UNESCO member states and countries, participating in the Universiade will be held on March 2, 2019 in Krasnoyarsk (hereinafter - the Meeting of ministers) on the theme "Youth Development in and through Sport as Critical Components of the Kazan Action Plan and the {JN Action Plan on SDP?. The expected number of participants of the Meeting of ministers, being organized in cooperation with the International University Sport Federation and with the support of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, is 70 persons. The event is also expected to be attended by heads and representatives of major international organizations in the field of sports, including the Council of Europe, the International Olympic Committee and the International Paralympic Committee. I take pleasure inviting you to participate in the informal meeting of ministers, as well as to make a short presentation on the implementation of the Kazan Action Plan in your country. All ministers are invited to attend solemn opening ceremony of the Universiade after the meeting. For all questions related to the organization of this visit, please contact Vlad Fedchenko, [email protected]; +7 (495)925-35-98, +7(495)925-34-26. 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B 2019 ro,qy Poccng n.rxanmpyer nponec"ru cavhxe TeriJ?]E,Ie HrpLJ 3a BCK) HCTOpHK). 29-sr 3HMHHH Ynnnepcna4a B 'qncaax: - 3050 cnoprcue:aon H o$m?nanbuhtx JIHII H3 50 crpa:u - Eo.rxee 280 000 :ipnreuen H rocren - Eo.nee 1000 penoprepon - Eouee 1,5 u.np,q. re.rte:?pnre.r+e:u B 90 cyanax - 50 000 spnre.nen r?lepeuonnn orxphmig Ynnnepcna4ht H xy.r+h'rypnon r+porpauuht  B ? !l!il,[1 uni(ed NaUons *':* * ]j' W E6ucational, Scientific and - Cul(urai Organiza!iori - FISU DRAFT Krasnoyarsk, 2 March 2019 by the Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation Informal Ministerial Meeting Youth Development in and through Sport as Critical Components of the Kazan Action Plan and the UN Action Plan on SDP organised by the Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation with the support of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the International University Sport Federation Place and time: Saturday, 2 March 2019 14.00 - 17.30  2 Provisional Programme 13:30 - 14:00 Registration/ Press Point 14:00 - 14:10 Welcome: Mrs Olga GOLODETS, Deputy Prime-Minister of the Russian Federation (tbc) 14:10 - 14:20 Welcome: Mrs Nada AL-NASHIF, Assistant Director General of UNESCO (tbc) 14:20 - 14:30 Welcome: Mr Oleg MATYTSIN, President of FISU 14:30 - 14:35 Opening: Mr Pavel KOLOBKOV, Minister of Sport of the Russian Federation 14:35 - 15:10 Strengthening Youth Participation in all Levels of Sport @ Presentation 1: Youth representative (10') * Presentation 2: UNESCO (5') * Presentations 3&4: One or two Ministers from a country, actively engaged in Youth and Sport KAP promotion on national / regional level (7' each) 15:10 - 15:40 Discussion 15:40 - 16:40 Using Sport to Empower Youth * Presentation 1: Youth representative (10') * Presentation 2: FISU(5') * Presentation 3: IOC/IPC/CoE(tbc) representative (7') * Presentation 4: Universiade Organizing Committee (7') Each presentation followed by questions/answers between moderator/reporters and "first row? participants, including athletes 16:40 - 16:50 Conclusion Mrs Nada AL-NASHIF, Assistant Director General of UNESCO (tbc) 16:50 - 17:00 Closing of the meeting, photo Mr Pavel KOLOBKOV, Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation  3 17:00 - 17:30 Offlcial reception hosted by Mr Pavel KOLOBKOV 17:40 Departure for the Opening Ceremony of the Winter Universiade 2019  United Nations Action Plan on Sport for Development and Peace The United Nations Action Plan on Sport for Development and Peace was first presented in the report of the UN Secretary-General on sport for development and peace, published in 2006. The United Nations General Assembly at its 73rd session adopted the resolution 'Sport as an enabler of sustainable development' on 3 December 2018. The resolution, introduced by Monaco, reaffirms that sport is an important enabler of sustainable development, and recognizes the growing contribution of sport to the realization of development and peace in its promotion of tolerance and respect. The General Assembly expressed its appreciation of the report submitted by the Secretary-General on "StrenQhening the global framework for leveraging sport for development and peace" A}73/325. The report recognizes the "broader policy focus of the Kazan Action Plan, providing a deeper look and comprehensive course of action for universalizing access and eliminating barriers to physical activity and maximizing the contribution of physical activity to improving health and well-being for all, particularly those groups of society in situations of vulnerability or marginalization.? The updated Action plan based on an integrated approach which identifies four general areas: 1. Global framework for sport for development and peace; 2. Policy development; 3. Resource mobilization, programming and implementation; 4. Evidence of impact and follow-up. Kazan Action Plan The Kazan Action Plan was adopted by the Sixth International Conference of Ministers and Senior Officials Responsible for Physical Education and Sport (MINEPS VI), held in Kazan (the Russian Federation) in 2017 under the auspices of UNESCO. The Kazan Action Plan marks a shift away from mere declarations of policy intent towards implementation. It contains two parts: firstly, the MINEPS sport policy follow- up framework with three main and twenty specific policy areas linking sport policy development with the Sustainable Development Goals and allowing to measure progress; secondly five actions to stimulate and orient multi-stakeholder cooperation at national and international levels. The five actions are to: 1. Elaborate an advocacy tool presenting evidence based arguments for investments in physical education, physical activity and sport;  2 2. Develop common indicators for measuring the contribution of physical education, physical activity and sport to prioritized SDGs and targets; 3. Unify and further develop international standards supporting sport ministers' interventions in the field of sport integrity (in correlation with the International Convention against Doping in Sport); 4. Conduct a feasibility study on the establishment of a Global Observatory for Women, Sport, Physical Education and Physical Activity; s. Develop a clearinghouse for sharing information according to the sport policy follow-up framework developed for MINEPS VI. The UN Action Plan on Sport for Development and Peace places the Kazan Action as the central reference for a global SDP framework. Mutual integration of these plans is necessary to ensure greater coherence and interaction of the UN member states when building sport and sport-related policies. One of the specific policy areas of the Kazan Action Plan is to increase the involvement of young people in the decision-making process. The Kazan Action Plan confirms the key role of young people in increasing the contribution of sport to sustainable development and peace, as well as the positive impact that sport can have in enrolling children, increasing the level of young people's learning and facilitating the transition from school to work.  KRASNOYARSK 20'l9 297" WINTER UNIVERS?ADE J-JJ=J=J- Conception of XXIX Winter Universiade 2019 The youth version of the Olympics, the World Sport Games, or simply the Universiade has been the second global and representative international event in the world's sports arena for more than 50 years. The Universiade is the international sports competitions among students, holding under the aegis of the International University Sports Federation (FISU). Students from the age of 17 to 25 years and graduates who have received an academic degree or a diploma in the year preceding the competition are allowed to participate in competitions. The 29th Winter Universiade 2019 will take place in Krasnoyarsk from 2 to 12 March, 2019. Athletes will compete 76 sets of awards in 11 sports: alpine skiing, bandy, biathlon, cross-country skiing, curling, figure skating, freestyle skiing, ice hockey, short track, ski orienteering, snowboarding. The Winter Universiade 2019 is the third Universiade hosted by Russia. The first one was in Moscow in 1973, the second was in Kazan in 2013. In modern Russian history, the Kazan Universiade set the high standard for large international sports events, which was also maintained at the Olympic Games in Sochi. The Winter Universiade 2019 makes Krasnoyarsk a unique sports arena where world powers will take part in a frank sports holiday, the core value of which is to overcome national and religious barriers, to unite people and states. In 2019, Russia is planning to hold the warmest games ever. The 29th Winter Universiade 2019 in numbers: - 3050 athletes and officials from 50 countries - More than 280 000 spectators and guests - More than 1000 reporters - Over 1,5 bIn TV viewers in 90 countries - 50 000 spectators of Universiade opening ceremony and cultural program  KRASNOYARSK 20i9 29'M WINTER UNIVERS?ADE 11j-, '?'A Conception of XXIX Winter Universiade 2019 The youth version of the Olympics, the World Sport Games, or simply the Universiade has been the second global and representative international event in the world5s sports arena for more than 50 years. The Universiade is the international sports competitions among students, holding under the aegis of the International University Sports Federation (FISU). Students from the age of 17 to 25 years and graduates who have received an academic degree or a diploma in the year preceding the competition are allowed to participate in competitions. The 29th Winter Universiade 2019 will take place in Krasnoyarsk from 2 to 12 March, 2019. Athletes will compete 76 sets of awards in 11 sports: alpine skiing, bandy, biathlon, cross-country skiing, curling, figure skating, freestyle skiing, ice hockey, short track, ski orienteering, snowboarding. The Winter Universiade 2019 is the third Universiade hosted by Russia. The first one was in Moscow in 1973, the second was in Kazan in 2013. In modern Russian history, the Kazan Universiade set the high standard for large international sports events, which was also maintained at the Olympic Games in Sochi. The Winter Universiade 2019 makes Krasnoyarsk a unique sports arena where world powers will take part in a frank sports holiday, the core value of which is to overcome national and religious barriers, to unite people and states. In 2019, Russia is planning to hold the warmest games ever. The 29th Winter Universiade 2019 in numbers: - 3050 athletes and officials from 50 countries - More than 280 000 spectators and guests - More than 1000 reporters - Over 1,5 bIn TV viewers in 90 countries - 50 000 spectators of Universiade opening ceremony and cultural program  B ? !'u Ili!1,11 uniled Nations . *':* * 0 ff Educational, Scient}pic and - Culrural Organizaiioh - FISU DRAFT Krasnoyarsk, 2 March 2019 by the Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation Informal Ministerial Meeting Youth Development in and through Sport as Critical Components of the Kazan Action Plan and the UN Action Plan on SDP organised by the Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation with the support of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the International University Sport Federation Place and time: Saturday, 2 March 2019 14.00 - 17.30  2 Provisional Programme 13:30 - 14:00 Registration/ Press Point 14:00 - 14:10 Welcome: Mrs Olga GOLODETS, Deputy Prime-Minister of the Russian Federation (tbc) 14:10 - 14:20 Welcome: Mrs Nada AL-NASHIF, Assistant Director General of UNESCO (tbc) 14:20 - 14:30 Welcome: Mr Oleg MATYTSIN, President of FISU 14:30 - 14:35 Opening: Mr Pavel KOLOBKOV, Minister of Sport of the Russian Federation 14:35 - 15:10 Strengthening Youth Participation in all Levels of Sport * Presentation 1: Youth representative (10') * Presentation 2: UNESCO (5') * Presentations 3&4: One or two Ministers from a country, actively engaged in Youth and Sport KAP promotion on national / regional level (7' each) 15:10 - 15:40 Discussion 15:40 - 16:40 Using Sport to Empower Youth * Presentation 1: Youth representative (10') * Presentation 2: FISU(5') * Presentation 3: IOC/IPC/CoE(tbc) representative (7') * Presentation 4: Universiade Organizing Committee (7') Each presentation followed by questions/answers between moderator/reporter?s and ?first row? participants, including athletes 16:40 - 16:50 Conclusion Mrs Nada AL-NASHIF, Assistant Director General of UNESCO (tbc) 16:50 - 17:00 Closing of the meeting, photo Mr Pavel KOLOBKOV, Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation  3 17:00 - 17:30 Official reception hosted by Mr Pavel KOLOBKOV ?7:40 Departure for the Opening Ceremony of the Winter Universiade 2019  United Nations Action Plan on Sport for Development and Peace The United Nations Action Plan on Sport for Development and Peace was first presented in the report of the UN Secretary-General on sport for development and peace, published in 2006. The United Nations General Assembly at its 73rd session adopted the resolution (Sport as an enabler of sustainable development' on 3 December 2018. The resolution, introduced by Monaco, reaffirms that sport is an important enabler of sustainable development, and recognizes the growing contribution of sport to the realization of development and peace in its promotion of tolerance and respect. The General Assembly expressed its appreciation of the report submitted by the Secretary-General on "Strengthening the global framework for leveraging sport for development and peace? A/73/325. The report recognizes the "broader policy focus of the Kazan Action Plan, providing a deeper look and comprehensive course of action for universalizing access and eliminating barriers to physical activity and maximizing the contribution of physical activity to improving health and well-being for all, particularly those groups of society in situations of vulnerability or marginalization." The updated Action plan based on an integrated approach which identifies four general areas: 1. Global framework for sport for development and peace; 2. Policy development; 3. Resource mobilization, programming and implementation; 4. Evidence of impact and follow-up. Kazan Action Plan The Kazan Action Plan was adopted by the Sixth International Conference of Ministers and Senior Officials Responsible for Physical Education and Sport (MINEPS VI), held in Kazan (the Russian Federation) in 2017 under the auspices of UNESCO. The Kazan Action Plan marks a shift away from mere declarations of policy intent towards implementation. It contains two parts: firstly, the MINEPS sport policy follow- up framework with three main and twenty specific policy areas linking sport policy development with the Sustainable Development Goals and allowing to measure progress; secondly five actions to stimulate and orient multi-stakeholder cooperation at national and international levels. The five actions are to: 1. Elaborate an aadvocacy tool presenting evidencebased arguments for investments in physical education, physical activity and sport;  2 2. Develop common indicators for measuring the contribution of physical education, physical activity and sport to prioritized SDGs and targets; 3. Unify and further develop international standards supporting sport ministers5 interventions in the field of sport integrity (in correlation with the International Convention against Doping in Sport); 4. Conduct a feasibility study on the establishment of a Global Observatory for Women, Sport, Physical Education and Physical Activity; s. Develop a clearinghouse for sharing information according to t.he sport policy follow-up framework developed for MINEPS VI. The UN Action Plan on Sport for Development and Peace places the Kazan Action as the central reference for a global SDP framework. Mutual integration of these plans is necessary to ensure greater coherence and interaction of the UN member states when building sport and sport-related policies. One of the specific policy areas of the Kazan Action Plan is to increase the involvement of young people in the decision-making process. The Kazan Action Plan confirms the key role of young people in increasing the contribution of sport to sustainable development and peace, as well as the positive impact that sport can have in emolling children, increasing the level of young people's learning and facilitating the transition from school to work.