India–Australia Roadmap for Sports Collaboration
The five areas identified for bilateral sports cooperation, including capacity building, research, major events, sports industry and women in sport.
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Understand the policies, programmes, evidence and sporting developments shaping the Australia–India relationship. Authoritative sources sit beside reviewer-published articles — never invented to fill empty space.
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ORIGINAL SOURCES
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Australia–India Sports Industry Summit 2026
Explore the published programme and participation requirements for the December 2026 trade mission. The published EOI deadline was 14 October 2026 and has passed.
Read the ASTN–Austrade event informationAustralia’s sports diplomacy
Read Australia’s published sports diplomacy strategy to understand the broader role of sport in international engagement.
Read Australia’s Sports Diplomacy 2032+ StrategyKhelo India
Explore the official information about India’s national sports development programme and its relevance to grassroots participation and talent pathways.
Visit the official Khelo India websiteAusPlay: participation & volunteering
84%
Australian adults reported as active by the ASC on 31 October 2024. This includes physical activity, not just organised sport. Volunteers contribute more than 145 million hours to sport annually. These national findings are historical external context — not a current live figure and not a PlayForward result. Check the ASC source before citing.
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