For millions of Indians, particularly children and young people, participation in organized sport is limited by something very basic: there is often nowhere convenient and affordable to play. As cities expand, open spaces and playing fields face increasing pressure from development. Existing…
Sports Infrastructure & Sports Economy
Stadiums, training centers, community facilities, maintenance and utilization of public sports assets, public-private partnerships, private investment, sporting-goods manufacturing, sports technology, events and tournaments, sports tourism, media and broadcasting, sports-related employment, and developing sport as an economic sector.
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Sport in India is often viewed primarily through the lens of athletes, competitions and medals. But globally, sport is also a significant economic sector that supports businesses, investment and employment far beyond the playing field. India has a large population, a growing…
India has shown through cricket that professional sport can become a major industry—creating careers for athletes, coaches, and support staff while generating substantial economic activity through broadcasting, sponsorships, advertising, venues, merchandising, tourism, and entertainment. But this commercial ecosystem remains much less developed…