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OPPORTUNITY NAVIGATOR

From idea to a practical next step.

Describe an Australia–India sports idea, see which Roadmap areas and PlayForward pillars it relates to, check official sources, and — when you are ready — request a consented introduction. Briefs are saved to your account; they are not public.

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Starting a brief needs a free account so your brief stays private to you.

Independent initiative, not an official government framework. An AISECS initiative. Not endorsed by any government or Games body.

HOW IT WORKS

Five moves. One private brief.

Each mark is a real step in the collaboration journey — not a marketing funnel.

  1. 01

    Describe your need

    Eight short questions: direction, who you are, what you want to achieve, what you bring, what you need, your stage and the evidence you already have.

  2. 02

    Get a structured brief

    PlayForward maps your brief to a pillar and Roadmap areas, lists official sources to check, and — if you choose — drafts assumptions, unknowns and questions with AI, clearly labelled.

  3. 03

    See relevant expertise

    Suggestions come only from reviewed profiles in the market you are exploring, with the criteria met and what is still unknown.

  4. 04

    Request an introduction with consent

    You choose exactly what is shared. The other side can accept, decline or ask for clarification. Nothing is shared automatically.

  5. 05

    Track what happens next

    An accepted introduction opens a private collaboration: shared objectives, meetings, agreed actions, outcomes and a full history.

CONTINUE THE JOURNEY

More of the same journey

  • Market-entry checklist — questions and official pages before you assume a market will work.
  • Capability map — counts of published profiles only. Empty means nothing has been reviewed yet.
  • Opportunity register — member proposals a reviewer has published. Not partnerships.
  • Roundtables and challenges — published listings. A listing is not a result.
  • Delegation plans — a private visit plan with meetings and an outcome. The public enquiry form stays on the delegations page.

What the Navigator will not do

  • Tell you a market is viable, a partner is trustworthy or a product is compliant.
  • Give legal, tax, visa, employment, IP or regulatory advice — it points you to official sources and qualified professionals.
  • Invent experts, grants or results, or rank anyone because they paid.
  • Share anything about you without your explicit consent.

Official sources the Navigator points to

  • India–Australia Roadmap for Sports CollaborationDepartment of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia)
  • India–Australia Roadmap for Sports Collaboration (PMO India)Prime Minister's Office (India)
  • Australia’s Sports Diplomacy Strategy 2032+Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (Australia)
  • National Sport Strategy / Sport HorizonAustralian Government (Infrastructure / Sport)
  • Khelo Bharat Niti 2025Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (India)
  • National Sports Repository System (India)Khelo India / Government of India
  • Clearinghouse for Sport (ASC)Australian Sports Commission
  • Clearinghouse Evidence BaseAustralian Sports Commission
  • FIFA Innovation ProgrammeFIFA
  • OECD AI PrinciplesOECD
  • NIST Generative AI Risk Management ProfileNIST (United States)
  • South Asia Business ExchangeAustrade
  • Maitri GrantsCentre for Australia-India Relations
  • Khel ConnectAustralia India Institute, University of Melbourne
  • Global Sports Innovation CenterGSIC
  • India–Australia Sports BridgeSapphire Links Global
  • Khelo IndiaMinistry of Youth Affairs and Sports (India)
  • Sport Integrity AustraliaSport Integrity Australia
  • National Anti-Doping Agency (India)NADA India

Listing a program does not mean PlayForward is connected to it or that it is currently open.

PlayForwardAUSTRALIA — INDIA

Make the connection. Move the opportunity forward. PlayForward Australia–India is an independent AISECS initiative. It references the India–Australia Roadmap for Sports Collaboration but is not an official government framework and does not imply government or Games-body endorsement.

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