Prepare to enter the other market.
This workspace orders the questions and the official pages to read. It does not clear a product, judge a partner, or tell you the market will work.
PlayForward mapping, not an official classification PlayForward would file this as: Market entry. That label is a guide, not an official category.
- You provided this
1. Describe the need in your own words
A private Navigator brief keeps the objective, what you bring and what you need. PlayForward does not decide that the market is viable.
- PlayForward mapping, not an official classification
2. See the pillar and Roadmap areas
The brief maps your answers onto a PlayForward pillar and Roadmap areas. That mapping is a guide, not an official classification.
- Official source — check it for current details
3. Check the official pages yourself
Read the linked pages for India. PlayForward does not state whether a program is open, who is eligible, or what it costs.
- You provided this
4. Ask a qualified adviser where the topic needs one
Legal, tax, visa, employment, IP and regulatory questions belong with a qualified professional or the official authority. The checklist will not answer them.
- PlayForward mapping, not an official classification
5. Look for published expertise in the other country
Suggestions, when any exist, are published profiles only. An empty network means no one has been reviewed yet — not that the expertise is absent.
Pages to open yourself
- India–Australia Roadmap for Sports CollaborationDepartment of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia)
The official bilateral sports roadmap (five focus areas). Use it to check which priority areas your idea relates to. PlayForward’s six pillars are a separate programme map.
- India–Australia Roadmap for Sports Collaboration (PMO India)Prime Minister's Office (India)
India’s official publication of the bilateral sports roadmap. Read alongside the DFAT page; PlayForward does not reconcile wording differences.
- FIFA Innovation ProgrammeFIFA
FIFA Innovation Programme page — international innovation model reference. Not a PlayForward-run challenge.
- OECD AI PrinciplesOECD
OECD AI Principles — trustworthy-AI reference for governance. Not sports policy and not a PlayForward certification.
- NIST Generative AI Risk Management ProfileNIST (United States)
NIST generative AI risk management profile — engineering risk reference. Not bilateral sports law.
- South Asia Business ExchangeAustrade
An Austrade program page for businesses engaging with South Asia. Check the page for current scope and eligibility.
- Maitri GrantsCentre for Australia-India Relations
A grants program page. Check the page for whether a round is open, eligibility and deadlines — PlayForward does not track them here.
- Global Sports Innovation CenterGSIC
An international sports innovation network. A third-party organisation, not connected to PlayForward.
AI brief suggestions (signed-in) may cite only approved official resources. They do not assess commercial viability or invent buyers.