International relations

International relations

International relations

Ensuring the participation of persons with disabilities in international competitions is one of the important areas of work of the State Enterprise “Sports Training Center for Persons with Disabilities”. 

High sports results and achievements of athletes in the international arena help strengthen the positive image of the country, and for an athlete, participation in international competitions is undoubtedly development and personal experience, which contributes to the further increase and improvement of sportsmanship.

The company pays great attention to the development and popularization of sports for people with disabilities, their achievements, and attracting people with disabilities to play sports.

Summer and winter
Paralympic Games

They are one of the most prestigious and largest international sports competitions for athletes with disabilities of the musculoskeletal system, vision and intelligence, which are presented by national Paralympic committees recognized by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC).

The IPC has the exclusive right to host the Games, which are held every four years. The IPC also coordinates the organization and conduct of World Championships and other official international competitions in Paralympic sports.

The international non-profit organization that manages the Paralympic movement is one of the largest organizations in Paralympic sports (it has more than 200 members: national Paralympic committees, international federations, regional organizations, international sports organizations for the disabled).

Summer and winter  Paralympic Games
International Paralympic Committee (IPC)

International Paralympic Committee (IPC)

The international non-profit organization that manages the Paralympic movement is one of the largest organizations in Paralympic sports (it has more than 200 members: national Paralympic committees, international federations, regional organizations, international sports organizations for the disabled).

Founded:
September 22, 1989
IPC Headquarters:
Bonn (Germany)
Website:
www.paralympic.org

Currently, the IPC has approved 28 Paralympic sports: 22 summer and 6 winter.

Summer sports

  • Archery
  • Wheelchair basketball
  • Sitting volleyball
  • Goalball
  • Football for the blind
  • Wheelchair tennis
  • Taekwondo
  • Triathlon
  • Cycling

Winter sports

  • Alpine skiing
  • Sledge hockey
  • Biathlon
  • Snowboard
  • Ski racing
  • Wheelchair curling
Asian couple games

Asian couple games

Kazakhstani athletes with disabilities take an active part in the Asian Para Games, Asian Youth Para Games, organized by the Asian Paralympic Committee and held every four years. In 2010, the first Asian Para Games were successfully held in Guangzhou (China).

Asian Paralympic Committee

He is a member of the International Paralympic Committee.

Founded:
October 30, 2002
Compound:
more than 40 Asian countries
Headquarters:
Dubai (UAE)
Website:
www.asianparalympic.org

IWAS World Games

International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS). Kazakhstani athletes with musculoskeletal disabilities take part in the IWAS World Games, IWAS World Youth Games, organized by the International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS).

It is one of the leading international organizations for the development of para sports.

Founded:
2004 (as a result of the merger of the Stoke Mandeville International Wheelchair Sports Federation and the International Disabled Sports Organization)
Headquarters:
Aylesbury (UK)
Website:
www.iwasf.com
IWAS World Games

Traditional sports of the IWAS Games:

  • wheelchair fencing
  • couple powerlifting
  • wheelchair rugby
  • couple swimming
  • volleyball
  • couple table tennis
Deaflympics

Deaflympics

International Committee for Deaf Sports (ICDS). Athletes with hearing loss take part in the summer and winter Deaflympics organized by the International Committee for Deaf Sports.
The main governing body responsible for organizing the Deaflympics and other world championships for athletes with hearing impairments.

Founded:
1924
Compound:
more than 90 countries of the world
Headquarters:
Lausanne (Switzerland)
Website:
www.deaflympics.com

The first World Games of the Deaf were held in 1924 in Paris, and from then until now the competition has been held once every four years.

Sports at the Deaflympics:

  • Badminton
  • Mountain bike
  • Karate
  • Tennis
  • Snowboard
  • Basketball
  • Volleyball
  • Athletics
  • Taekwondo
  • Ice hockey
  • Freestyle wrestling
  • Beach volleyball
  • Table tennis
  • Football
  • Chess
  • Greco-Roman wrestling
  • Handball
  • Swimming
  • Alpine skiing

IBSA World Games

International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA). Kazakhstani athletes take part in the World Games of the International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA). Held every four years, the IBSA World Games are one of the most important competitions for athletes with visual impairments after the Paralympic Games. The largest organization for the development of sports for people with visual impairments. Has more than 100 members from all regions of the world.

Founded:
1981
Headquarters:
Bonn (Germany)
Website:
www.ibsasport.org

It is the governing body of Paralympic sports such as goalball, judo and football for the blind.

IBSA World Games

The RGKP “Sports Training Center for Persons with Disabilities” is working to organize the participation of athletes in international competitions in the following sports:

Paralympic sports

  • Couple shooting bullets
  • Pair of canoes
  • Couple cycling
  • Couple powerlifting
  • Couple table tennis
  • Goalball
  • Football 5x5
  • Couple swimming
  • Judo couple
  • Couple archery
  • Couple athletics
  • Couple ski racing
  • Sitting volleyball
  • Equestrian sport
  • Taekwondo couple
  • Couple biathlon

Deaflympic sports

  • Arm wrestling
  • Athletics
  • Snowboard
  • Freestyle wrestling
  • Swimming
  • Curling
  • Greco-Roman wrestling
  • Table tennis
  • Bullet shooting
  • Judo
  • Checkers
  • Ski racing
  • Taekwondo
  • Chess
  • Football
  • Karate
  • Futsal

Non-Paralympic sports

  • Wheelchair dancing (SPODA)
  • Chess (SPODA, vision)
  • Beach volleyball
  • Togyzkumalak
  • Arm wrestling (SPODA, vision)
  • Checkers “100”, “64” (vision)
  • Volleyball standing
  • Karate