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Turn Australia–India sport opportunities into purposeful partnerships.

PlayForward Australia–India connects Australian capability with relevant sporting bodies, institutions, government stakeholders, projects and potential commercial partners — creating purposeful conversations with a clear reason for being at the table.

Don’t just enter a market. Arrive with a purpose.

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Whether you work in sports technology, infrastructure, high performance, coaching, sports science, major events, education, manufacturing or commercial partnerships, explore where your expertise may fit, discover relevant opportunities and prepare for meaningful engagement with India.

PlayForward does not guarantee buyers, investors, government meetings, contracts or successful market entry. It offers a credible way to discover, prepare, connect and pursue opportunities across sport, coaching, research, technology, manufacturing, events, education, community, women’s sport and para-sport.

DEVELOP A COLLABORATION IDEA

Start with a shared ambition.

Have an idea for an Australia–India sports collaboration? Use this workspace to organise your thinking before discussing it with your organisation or prospective collaborators. You do not need a fully developed proposal. Start with the challenge, the people who might benefit and the reason working across both countries could be valuable.

Your brief is a starting point, not an endorsement. The document helps you organise an idea for further review. It does not confirm that a prospective partner exists, that funding is available, that a programme is approved or that either government supports the proposal. The collaboration brief is generated on this page and is not submitted to AISECS. Direct enquiries are handled separately through the contact form.

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Build your collaboration brief

Before you prepare your brief

  • What problem are you trying to address?
  • Who could benefit in Australia and India?
  • Why might collaboration between the two countries be useful?
  • Which organisations or expertise might be relevant?
  • What evidence supports the opportunity?
  • What approvals, resources, safeguarding or privacy considerations may apply?
  • What would a sensible first step look like?