This thesis suggests the effective ways of linking Sports Council(SC) with Council of Sport for All(CSA) by way of the research on views and development plans of both organizations. For this purpose, interviews were conducted in both organizations and...
This thesis suggests the effective ways of linking Sports Council(SC) with Council of Sport for All(CSA) by way of the research on views and development plans of both organizations. For this purpose, interviews were conducted in both organizations and five research variables as followings are drawn out.
First, the overlapping and ineffective functions of SC and CSA should be coordinated through the revision of pertinent laws and regulations. Merging both organizations, initiated by the government(Ministry of Culture and Tourism), may be worthy of serious consideration.
Second, both organizations are required to secure the transparent budget management. This would contribute to local sport activation by financially supporting such sports programs as local people can actively participate in.
Third, a hearing needs to be held to improve the quality of public sport facilities and to create a consumer-first atmosphere in operating those facilities. Elite sport has been one ultimate0 principle in managing local public sport facilities, and thus they haven't been available enough to local users. In this sense, local government should focus on securing multi-purpose facilities for local users. In addition, educating professional facility managers under the support of the government is as important as building such facilities, in that they can manage them effectively.
Fourth, the health managing program, which links elite sport with popular sport should be developed. The public relations and education related with the program may as well be under control of local government to avoid their inconsistency and redundancy.
Fifth, the linkage of SC and CSA is needed, specially in recommending and evaluating physical educators. This will ensure quality improvement and professionalism of both elite sport educators and popular sport ones.
As mentioned earlier, this thesis analyzed the effective ways of linking SC and CSA on various views. More substantial talks, however, should be discussed on a working-level for the realization of the linkage or the merge; this may take lots of time and efforts, for the sensitive matters as a work-force reduction follow after the very merge of two organizations.
Therefore, the consensus of the both organizational members should be a key point when we pursue the merge, on which requires further study.