(5) Major Strategies (1) Sports for All Increasing the participation of players in educational institutes, local bodies, public institutions and even in the private sector,
(b) Encouraging the relevant bodies to create the necessary environment to produce the best players by institutional development of sports in the government departmental bodies,
(c) Encouraging wide public participation in sports and the development and expansion of sports fields for all citizens,
(d) To support the economic development of the nation by organizing various adventure, touristic and recreational sports competitions as well as encouraging the institutional development of those sports,
(e) Encouraging the increase in the participation of women to achieve the prestige of the nation through gender equality and sports,
(f) organizing para and special sports competitions to increase their morale, keeping in mind the creativity of disabled and retarded people in national development,
(g) Adventure and tourist sports like ice skiing, ice skating, para gliding, rock climbing, cross country running, rafting, sarobar sailing, elephant polo, golf, high altitude marathon and archery, kite, kite flying with active participation of private and national sports associations. And to develop and expand traditional and recreational games such as Ghu"Yatro,
(h) To raise public awareness about physical health by arranging structures for simple and useful general physical exercises, simple morning walks and general runs for the common people in public places or grounds of cities and towns and for this, local clubs, G.V.S. ., mobilizing and encouraging municipalities and the private sector,
(j) To encourage all sports related organizations to organize and conduct sports fairs and rural games,
(j) 30 to 45 m in industries, factories and government, non-government officesInspiring to arrange net playing time 9kwychatak jygach0, (k) Designate a certain day of the year as a sports day and celebrate it as a sports festival across the country by organizing various sports events.
(2) Development and expansion of physical infrastructure (A) Protection, development and expansion of existing physical infrastructure (a) Protecting and promoting the physical infrastructure of sports in various districts and transforming and developing those infrastructures into modern sports venues,
(b) Planned construction and development of physical infrastructure of sports at the national or local level keeping in mind the development of sports that can gain popularity and fame of the country,
(e) To proceed according to the concept of development and construction of physical infrastructure of sports.
(b) Construction of new infrastructure (A) To adopt the policy of building international and national level physical infrastructure according to the need,
(b) Encouraging the private sector by bringing a popular program for the construction of physical infrastructure facilities in the districts (E) For the systematic development and construction of physical infrastructures of sports in G.V.S., municipal areas and schools, the local bodies will prepare and implement the master plan.
(c) Development of rural physical infrastructure
(a) Conducting sports activities by constructing playgrounds and other physical facilities by providing government or private lands to various villages,
(A) Ga.V.S. Development of the provided playground as a mini stadium (four to five sports can be played and operated) and the government will provide the necessary support for it,
(e) Giving priority for the construction of sports physical facilities in villages with a population of 10,000 (d) Gathering necessary support for the construction of physical infrastructure of international standards from various donor agencies and friendly countries (e) Necessary for G.V.S., Municipalities and Local TollsTo protect such playgrounds by providing minimum land required for playgrounds,
(f) Making legal provisions to include the minimum physical infrastructure of sports within the criteria required for the recognition of urban development committees, municipalities, sub-metropolitan cities, metropolitan cities,
(g) To make a legal provision that the minimum physical infrastructure of sports must be mandatory for the establishment of educational institutions, colleges, schools and universities.

(3) Sports training and competition
(a) Arranging regular organization and operation of sports training and competitions at the school level,
(b) Arranging arrangements for conducting and organizing sports training and competitions at the local and national levels according to the principle of decentralization,
(c) Organizing various comprehensive sports competitions at school level and national level,
(d) To establish and operate sports training institutes to produce administrative and technical manpower in the country (e) To encourage local bodies, clubs, private, governmental and non-governmental organizations to regularly conduct sports and wide participation programs (training and competitions) for all,
(f) To make arrangements for training at the local and central level for the search, identification and development of emerging and newly talented athletes, to make a special project for the national sports associations, to implement it,
(g) Conducting and organizing training, training and competitions for athletes with disabilities and mental retardation,
(h) conducting and organizing adventure, touristic and recreational sports competitions, training and training,
(i) Conducting regular training and competitions for national and international sports (j) classifying sports training and competition on the basis of age limit, nature and progress of various sports, regional structure and level of competition,
(k) High probability of getting medals in international competitions bConducting regular training by prioritizing one sport,
(l) Arranging systematic training at the local and central level for the search, identification and development of sports talents (d) Determine the form of training and competition based on the national and international calendar, conduct and participate (d) To identify talented young athletes by organizing an inter-school national comprehensive sports competition every two years,
(n) Participating in training and competitions under the International Para and Special Olympics (p) Organize and organize sports activities in schools on a regular basis,
(th) Organizing and organizing and conducting and participation in international sports, South Asian Games, Asian Games and Olympic Games in accordance with the value of international sports, recognition,
(d) To organize a “Major National Sports Tournament” every two years,
(D) Arrange for district and regional selection competitions and special preparatory training of the players representing the national sports competition by the national associations of the related sports in coordination with the National Sports Council and its subordinate bodies.
(4) Women's participation in sports (a) To take necessary initiatives for the employment of female athletes who have won medals from international official sports competitions and have enhanced the honor of the country and Nepali people,
(B) To support the development of the playing level of female players by providing various levels of domestic and foreign training opportunities for excellent, emerging and talented female players,
(c) Encouraging the participation of women in various sports associations and bodies,
(d) To prepare manpower in the fields of training, medicine, psychology etc. for women's participation in the field of sports (e) To expand women's sports and women's sports by taking special initiatives from the school level to increase numerical and qualitative participationTo cast,
(f) Keeping in view the achievements of women in the international world in the past years, organizing Women's Sports Festival every 2-2 years,
(g) To take special steps to establish residential sports facilities for women at the local level,
(h) To make arrangements to set aside a certain quota of scholarships for the study of women athletes in schools/college/universities.
(5) Discovery, identification and development of talented players (a) Conducting special projects and programs from the central level to the local level for the search of talented athletes (b) Raising resources from local sports bodies for talent development projects run at the local level (c) Arranging special sports schools for talented athletes (d) Government and local bodies to provide financial and technical support for talent development projects (e) Conducting sports projects with regional characteristics and originality,
(f) To include the talented players from the major national sports competitions in the talent development project at the central level.
(6) Traditional and rural sports
(a) Developing and expanding competitions by creating appropriate mechanisms and making rules for traditional games,
(b) Promoting the game by organizing conferences, seminars, interactions at the national and local levels,
(c) Arranging honors and prizes for the tribes and sects who regularly organize and conduct traditional sports competitions,
(d) To establish a traditional sports resource center to study and research traditional sports played in Nepal (e) Organizing National Traditional Sports Festival.
(7) Rural sports (a) To encourage each village development committee to pay special attention to the proper preservation and development of village sports in their village and to organize various level competitions by developing the game rules of those sports,
(b) Grants received from Government to Village Development Committees andIncentive to spend some fixed percentage of money for rural sports development,
(c) To increase the participation of the general public in the rural and traditional games of Nepal, revise and revise the rules of this game as needed and for this, raise financial resources from the local level for regular training and operation.
(d) Organizing National Rural Games every three years,
(e) To encourage sports clubs for the development of rural and traditional sports and to encourage everyone to participate in those sports,
(f) To encourage the Ward Committees and Clubs to organize sports in each Ward (g) Arranging local and central level rural sports competitions,
(h) To take initiative towards arranging special training for talented players of sports identified in the villages by the local bodies,
(8) Sports in District Development Committee/Municipality/Village Development Committee (a) Expanding public interest sports programs like Fitness for All to ward-ward,
(b) To encourage the regular organization of sports competitions between District Development Committees, Municipalities and Village Development Committees (c) Making arrangements for the opening of sports-related institutions and clubs by jivis, municipalities and wards (d) Taking special initiatives to arrange employment at the local level for the protection of talented national athletes (e) The government will give special support and encouragement to the district, town and village development committees for the construction and development of the physical infrastructure of sports.
(9) High Altitude Training
(a) Coordinating and collaborating with high altitude training centers abroad to establish a high altitude training center in the country and develop and expand it appropriately,
(b) Organizing various trainings, seminars, symposiums and interactions to promote high altitude training at the national and international level,
(c) National and UnConducting seminars and conferences at the international level.
(10) Sports and Tourism
(a) Establishing appropriate mechanisms for training and arranging for adventure and tourist sports and organizing competitions at national and international levels to bring tourists into the country,
(b) Arrange arrangements to bring in the essential sports materials of adventure and tourist sports at minimum customs duty,
(c) Organizing Mountain Sports Festival in Nepal every 3-3 years,
(d) To encourage the construction of necessary infrastructures by making immediate, short-term and long-term plans for the sustainable development of adventure and tourism sports,
(e) To develop and expand adventure and tourist sports by identifying various new genres and including those sports including mountain run, rock climbing and mountain climbing as tourist sports,
(f) To establish a resource center to research adventure tourism sports and take initiatives to develop Nepal as the world's adventure tourism sports center.
(11) Sports in Government Departmental Bodies (a) To encourage the development of physical infrastructure of sports in the Nepali Army, Nepal Police, Armed Police and other security agencies,
(B) Intending to develop their own skilled technical manpower for government departmental teams,
(c) Arrange various awards, honors and career development plans to encourage the best players and teams of the departmental sports team,
(d) To determine and implement the annual programs of sports competitions in government departmental bodies,
(e) To represent the departmental sports teams of the government departmental bodies in various national and international level competitions,
(f) Arranging employment in the security agencies for the best and talented emerging players who have appeared at the national level.
(12) Sports for workers/employees (a) Use sports as a means of maintaining the physical fitness of workers and employeesTo motivate c,
(B) Creating an environment for daily sports and physical activity (c) To organize the annual sports festival, to make policy arrangements,
(d) Encouraging the formation of sports clubs in factories for the development and expansion of sports,
(e) Every industry and factory should establish a sports fund for conducting sports activities and programs (f) Every industry and factory shall arrange fitness materials for physical fitness and health.
(13) Sports in Public Institutions (a) To provide for a separate joint sports development fund in public institutions,
(b) Arranging arrangements for the conduct of annual sports programs by public institutions,
(c) To take initiative to arrange fixed posts in public institutions to provide employment to eminent national sportsmen,
(d) Encouraging public institutions to prepare their own sports technical manpower,
(e) Honoring and awarding public institutions active in sports activities by declaring them as excellent institutions,
(f) The government will give special encouragement and support to the public institutions for the construction and provision of physical infrastructures for sports at the local and central level.
(14) Sports for senior citizens (a) Conducting various awareness programs on sports and physical health for senior citizens,
(b) Activating senior citizens in sports activities,
(c) Encouraging the opening of Yoga, Meditation training centers at various places,
(d) organizing competitions of useful games for senior citizens from time to time,
(e) Inspiring senior citizens to manage and form their own sports organizations and clubs,
(f) Specially activating the Municipal, Village Development Committees to create a sports environment for senior citizens (h) Supporting veteran athletes in international sports competitions andTo encourage participation in the form.
(15) Special, Para Olympics
(a) Arranging special scholarships for APA players to study in schools, colleges and universities (b) Arranging regular organization of local and national competitions for Paralympic athletes,
(c) to arrange for Paralympic athletes to receive international medals in the same facilities as athletes of other ordinary sports,
(d) Arranging the necessary budget for the development of sports including special/para Olympics,
(e) Emphasizing the production of special technical manpower for special sports (f) Selection of games according to the nature of the accident and building the physical structure of the sports venues (g) To implement the provision of providing information about the rules of the game using sign language, Braille script and large print in the playgrounds and sports related bodies for disabled players.
(16) Sports in schools (a) Including sports and physical education as compulsory subjects in the educational curriculum of the country,
(b) To make adequate provision in law for the minimum physical infrastructure and facilities of sports in all schools,
(c) To arrange for the recruitment of at least one trained sports teacher in the schools run at the general and private levels of the country,
(d) Prepare sports teams for competitions in each school,
(e) Arrange for the school to conduct at least one period of sports class a day,
(f) coordinating the time of examination and competition while participating in the competition,
(G) Organizing sports competitions from center to local level to develop sports talents in schools.
(17) Varsity Sports
(a) To organize inter-university sports competitions every two years,
(b) To encourage every university to compulsorily publish and implement its annual program of sports activities,
(c) Every UniversityIntending to prepare players or teams for various competitions,
(d) To arrange for the minimum physical infrastructure of sports in the universities,
(e) Taking necessary initiatives to organize and participate in university sports competitions of national and international level,
(f) To organize annual inter-campus competitions in various sports between individual campuses under the universities and the government will provide technical and financial awards and honors to the educational institutions who stand first, second and third in the said competitions.
(18) Sportsmen's future, respect, honor and awards

(a) To ensure the future of national sportsmen who enhance the reputation of the country at the international level and to provide them with social respect and honor, to arrange various programs and awards,
(b) Honoring and encouraging technical and administrative staff (sports coaches, sports experts, sports experts, sports doctors, sports psychologists and others) who contribute to the sports sector of the nation,
(c) Giving special priority to the selection of eminent sportspersons of the nation and experts who have acquired high technical and sports-related qualifications when representing them at the policy-making level for the development of the sports sector,
(d) To establish a “National Sportsmen's Welfare Fund” provided by law for the welfare and support of national sportsmen,
(e) classifying national players and arranging insurance according to the level of those players,
(f) Arranging lifetime allowances for Nepal to Olympic, Asian, South Asian sports and world level and Asian level competitions of related sports based on a certain standard,
(g) To give preference to national players if they want to go abroad for employment after their active playing life,
(h) Granting Goodwill Ambassador recognition to eminent national sportsmen of the country based on certain criteria,
(i) NationalTo carry out professional skill and efficiency enhancement programs for the livelihood of sportsmen,
(j) To arrange scholarships based on certain criteria for the study of the glorious national athletes in all levels of schools and colleges of the country,
(k) In the event that eminent national sportsmen are not able to get employment for their livelihood, they will be provided with a special sportsman's allowance by the state,
(l) To make the participation of the coaches of the respective sports mandatory for enhancing the performance capacity of the players participating in any competitions,
(d) To give proper respect and dignified place to Nepali Olympians in various sports events and gatherings,
(d) To select "Best Player of the Year" every year at the central and local level and make arrangements to give appropriate honors and awards.
(19) Commercialization of sports
(a) Encouraging the formation of more sports organizations and clubs to promote sports as a business,
(B) To encourage various industries, companies, individuals to support and support local sports organizations and clubs (c) Emphasizing the conduct of various business sports programs and competitions,
(d) Creating an environment for commercialization of sports by utilizing the experience and abilities of former players who have achieved success at the international level.
(20) Sports equipment manufacturing
(a) To provide necessary support and concessions to manufacturers who can produce sports materials in the country,
(b) Emphasizing the use of local raw materials to replace imported sports materials,
(c) To take the initiative to provide exemption in customs duty while importing raw materials required for promotion of sports industry. (21) Sports and environment
(a) Keeping greenery around the physical infrastructure of sports and making it environment-friendly (B) To provide good sanitation, drinking water and sewerage around sports training and competition venues (c) CentreAnd local level sports units should form a separate committee to harmonize sports and environment.
(22) Sports Medicine
(a) To establish sports medicine and research center with modern technology to institutionalize sports medicine science,
(b) Arrange for regular health check-ups to maintain the health status of the players,
(c) Arranging the necessary technical manpower (doctors, nutritionists, health assistants, nurses, physiotherapists, lab assistants etc.) in sports,
(d) To conduct awareness programs about drugs and AIDS for sportsmen and ordinary citizens,
(e) Production of Sports Medicine Technicians,
(f) Providing necessary knowledge regarding the provision of suitable nutritional doses for sportsmen,
(g) To conduct various seminars, conferences etc. to exchange new knowledge and experience related to medical science,
(h) To raise public awareness about drugs banned in sports according to international conventions and to arrange adequate measures to control their abuse

(23) Sports journalism and media
(a) Establishing "Sports Media Centers" at the Center and Regions for the purpose of supporting the expansion and development of Sports Journalism,
(b) To encourage the personalities of this field to play a strong and effective role in sports journalism by creating appropriate standards and providing opportunities for participation in various international sports activities,
(c) To provide encouragement to sports journalists, media and organizations working in this field who participate in the field of sports journalism and contribute to the development of the country's sports, to create a standard and arrange an award with cash prizes on behalf of the Government of Nepal every year,
(d) To organize sports-related knowledge-enhancing programs and trainings from time to time for the professional development of sports journalists,
(e) Sports Journalism and MediaMaking arrangements to represent the journalists working in me in various levels of foreign training, meetings, seminars, and symposiums,
(f) To arrange scholarships for higher education in sports journalism.
(24) Organization of sports education institutions and schools (a) To initiate the establishment of sports schools at the local level,
(b) Arranging scholarships for talented and budding student-athletes in sports colleges/colleges,
(c) Arranging comfortable dormitories for students studying in sports schools. > (25) Game Classification and Prioritization
(a) For the development and expansion of sports, to categorize and prioritize sports based on the success achieved in international competitions, the development and expansion of sports at the national level, the popularity of sports, the possibility of investment, the possibility of receiving medals at the international level, the geographical potential for the development and expansion of sports, etc. br> (b) To adopt a policy of allocating budget on the basis of classification priority of sports,
(c) While prioritizing games for budget allocation, the regularity of the annual program, the mobilization of internal means and resources in the operation of the program, the priority of sports development and expansion, etc. should also be taken as a basis.
(d) While prioritizing the programs, practicality, national and international cooperation, achievements of the programs, sports discipline, etc. should also be taken into consideration.
(26) Mobilization and arrangement of financial resources:
(a) Arranging regular budget and subsidy arrangements from the Government of Nepal for sports development and expansion (b) Arrange the funds collected by the country's institutional educational institutions for sports from students to be invested in sports development,
(c) Various donor countries for sports development, vizInitiative to collect foreign aid from local organizations and donors,
(d) To adopt a policy that the Sports Development Council of the country should allocate at least 5 percent of the funds for sports development,
(E) To inspire to organize various programs so that support can be gathered at the local level.