National Sports Fund Seminar Emphasizes Transparent Budget Allocation
The National Sports Development Fund held a seminar in Khon Kaen to guide provincial sports associations on budget proposals and transparent allocation methods for fiscal year 2570. The event included workshops on financial management and p
The National Sports Development Fund hosted its second seminar for provincial sports associations seeking budget support, held at Kosa Hotel in Khon Kaen under the theme of "Criteria for Grouping Capable Provincial Sports Associations and Budget Allocation Methods for Fiscal Year 2570." Attended by fund manager Thanuchaiat Janchum, Sports Authority deputy governor Surasak Getkanjatuk, and representatives from provincial sports associations, the seminar aimed to enhance understanding and capabilities in project development and budget proposals aligned with national sports development strategy and the Value for Money principle.
The seminar covered knowledge transfer on budget proposal guidelines, public finance management, athlete development toward excellence, and the fund committee's project evaluation process. A key practical workshop allowed provincial sports association representatives to work closely with fund staff to review, analyze, and refine budget support requests for fiscal year 2570 to ensure completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established criteria.
The National Sports Development Fund emphasized proactive engagement and participation, positioning itself not only as a rule-setter but also as an advisor and mentor to provincial sports associations. This approach ensures equitable access to budget support opportunities and maximizes benefits for national sports development. The seminar also served as a platform for exchanging ideas, experiences, and best practices among provincial sports associations nationwide, strengthening networks and elevating sports management standards at the provincial level to support sustainable national sports development.
