Strategic Documents for the Development of Sport in Bulgaria

Vasilena Ivanova
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“Sport is a growing social and economic phenomenon with a significant contribution to the European Union's (EU) strategic objectives of solidarity and well-being.” This is stated in the White Paper on Sport, created by the European Commission in 2007. The year coincides with Bulgaria's accession as a member state of the Union, which marks a new stage for our country in the management of policies for the development of physical education, sport for excellence, social responsibility and public health, education, social inclusion, etc. In this period, as a result of significant changes in the development of institutions in the field of sport in Bulgaria, as well as changes brought about by external and internal factors, the system of physical education has fallen into a crisis, from which in the following years began to gradually emerge. The practice of sport among children, adolescents and adults is becoming increasingly restricted. Socially disadvantaged people rarely engage in physical activities, the performance of elite athletes in international events brings unsatisfactory results. All this comes as a regularity from the political, economic and social changes in society. This publication traces the institutionalization in the field of sport, which began as early as 1945, when the Department of Physical Culture and Sport was established under the Ministry of Public Health. It traces the development of sport institutions in Bulgaria over the years. It focuses on the period 2012 – 2023, the policy pursued and the strategic documents adopted in the field. Through a comparative analysis of the National Strategy for the Development of Physical Education and Sport in the Republic of Bulgaria 2012 – 2022 and the National Strategy for the Development of Physical Activity, Physical Education, Sport and Sports and Tourism 2023 – 2034, which has been publicly discussed, as well as accompanying documents, the main priorities, problems, objectives and their implementation are analysed.
保加利亚体育发展战略文件
“体育是一种日益增长的社会和经济现象,对欧盟团结和福祉的战略目标做出了重大贡献。”欧盟委员会在2007年发布的《体育白皮书》中阐述了这一点。这一年恰逢保加利亚加入欧盟,这标志着我国在管理发展体育、卓越运动、社会责任和公共卫生、教育、社会包容等政策方面进入了一个新阶段。在这一时期,由于保加利亚体育领域机构发展的重大变化,以及外部和内部因素带来的变化,体育教育系统陷入了危机,在随后的几年里,这种危机开始逐渐显现。儿童、青少年和成人的体育活动越来越受到限制。社会弱势群体很少参加体育活动,优秀运动员在国际赛事中的表现也不尽人意。这一切都是社会政治、经济和社会变化的规律。本出版物追溯了体育领域的制度化进程,这一进程早在1945年就开始了,当时在公共卫生部下设立了体育文化和体育司。它追溯了多年来保加利亚体育机构的发展。它侧重于2012 - 2023年期间,在该领域推行的政策和通过的战略文件。通过对公开讨论的《保加利亚共和国2012 - 2022年体育教育和体育运动发展国家战略》和《2023 - 2034年体育活动、体育教育、体育运动和体育运动和旅游发展国家战略》以及相关文件的比较分析,分析了主要优先事项、问题、目标及其实施情况。
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