2032A COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE ONHOW TO MAKE PENCAK SILAT ACOMPETING SPORT IN SUMMEROLYMPICS 2032.

TABLE OF CONTENT• THE PUBLIC FIGURE• THE OLYMPICS• OLYMPICS SELECTION PROCESS• OLYMPICS CORE SPORTS (ASOIF)• ADDITIONAL SPORTS (ARISF)• CHANNELS TO OLYMPICS• OLYMPICS CRITERIA• OLYMPICS ASSOCIATIONS• ANTI-DOPING (WADA)• SPORTACCORD• LIST OF COUNTRIES• TIMELINE

THE PUBLIC FIGURE

PRABOWO SUBIANTO DJOJOHADIKUSUMO, or PRABOWO SUBIANTO as he is known inpublic is the worldwide icon of PENCAKSILAT. He is the President of InternationalPencak Silat Federation (PERSILAT) andIndonesian Pencak Silat Assocation. He isalso the Chairman of political partyGreat Indonesia Movement Party(GERINDRA).

THE OLYMPICS

THE OLYMPICSis the BIGGEST and most prestigioussports event in the world. Every year,HUNDREDS of international federationssubmit their applications to be includedin the Games.

The question is: how does theInternational Olympic Committee (IOC)select a competing sport?

SELECTION PROCESSThe Summer Olympics is held every 4 years and hosted by differentcountries. The decision to include a sport in the Olympics is made atleast 7 years before the actual event.

Maximum number of games in Summer Olympics is capped to 28sports total. But this decision varies depending on the IOC and HostCountry.

FIRST, IOC will choose 25 out of 28 core sports from the Association ofSummer Olympic International Federation (ASOIF). The 3 additionalslots will be reserved for members of Association of IOC RecognisedInternational Sport Federation (ARISF) and others.

ASOIF MEMBERS

Archery Athletics Badminton Basketball Boxing Canoeing Cycling Equestrian Fencing Football

Golf Gymnastic Handball Hockey Judo Modern Pentathlon

Rowing Rugby Sailing Shooting

Swimming Table Tennis Taekwondo Tennis Triathlon Volleyball Weightlifting Wrestling

ARISF MEMBERS1. Bridge – Cards (121)

2. Bandy – Ice Hockey (25)

3. Ski Mountaineering (31)

4. Automobile (238)

5. Floorball (60)

6. Underwater (131)

7. Tug of War (69)

8. Karate (189)

9. Roller Sports (115)

10. Chess (186)

11. Sumo (84)

12. Sport Climbing (87)

13. Baseball & Softball (209)

14. Surfing (98)

15. Squash (145)

16. Netball (78)

17. Air Sports (109)

18. Orienteering - Compass (80)

19. American Football (103)

20. Muay thai (130)

21. Racquetball (82)

22. Ice Climbing (85)

23. Powerboating (56)

24. Polo (83)

25. Lifesaving (144)

26. Motorcycling (112)

27. Wushu (146)

28. Flying Disc (65)

29. Waterski & Wakeboard (94)

30. Cheerleading (110)

31. Billiards (135)

32. Boule (234)

33. Cricket (105)

34. Bowling (112)

35. Dance (96)

36. Korfball - Basketball (67)

37. Basque Pelota - Baseball (33)

(“”) indicates the number of national federations

CHANNELS TO OLYMPICS

POPULARITY

1. Global outreach

2. Youth appeal

3. Viewership

4. Partners and sponsors

IMAGE REVENUE GOVERNANCE

1. Olympic values- Respect- Excellence- Friendship2. Paralympic values- Determination- Inspiration- Equality-Courage

1. Ability to generate income

2. Cost of staging

1. Financial status

2. Strategic planning & development programs

OLYMPICS CRITERIA

To qualify for the Olympics, the international federation must also gain IOC recognitionthrough these governing bodies. Optional: International Paralympic Committee (IPC).

OLYMPICS ASSOCIATIONS

The international federationMUST comply to WADA’scode and enforce theWADA Modal Rules in thesports.As of January 2017, PERSILAThave submitted alldocuments and is nowwaiting for approval fromWADA to proceed to thenext step – SPORTACCORD.

ANTI-DOPING

Audited financial

statements, long-term

strategic plan and main

achievements.

Declare as the only

governing IF and is a

non-profit organization

.

Constitution must

comply with WADA.

Women’s Charter

leader in organization

Minutes of last 2

assemblies and list of

last 5 general

assemblies.

Minimum 40 national

federations recognized by

respective NOCs from at least 3

continentsSPORTACCORD

SportAccord is the organizationthat unites members of ASOIFand ARISF. They are responsiblefor governing and promotingthe sports in preparation for theOlympics.

LIST OF COUNTRIESNOCs

1. Brunei2. Cambodia3. Indonesia4. Iran5. Japan6. Laos7. Malaysia8. Myanmar9. Philippines10. Singapore11. Thailand12. Timor-Leste13. Vietnam

National Federations

1. Afghanistan2. Bangladesh3. Chinese Taipei4. India5. Kazakhstan6. Kuwait7. Kyrgyzstan8. Nepal9. Pakistan10. South Korea11. Sri Lanka12. Turkmenistan13. Uzbekistan14. Yemen

Mission Countries

1. Bahrain2. Bhutan3. China4. Hong Kong 5. Iraq6. Israel7. Jordan8. Lebanon9. Maldives10. Mongolia11. Oman12. Qatar13. Saudi Arabia14.Syria 15. Tajikistan16. United ArabEmirates

ASIA (43)

*Macau is not IOC member.*Palestine is IOC member but its status is unknown.*North Korea is IOC member but doesn’t welcome foreign sports.

LIST OF COUNTRIESNational Federations

1. Canada2. Suriname3. USAMission Countries1. Antigua and Barbuda2. Argentina3. Aruba4. Bahamas5. Barbados 6. Belize7. Bermuda8. Bolivia9. Brazil10. Cayman Islands11. Chile12. Colombia13. Costa Rica14. Cuba15. Dominican Republic16. Dominique17. Ecuador

18. El Savador19. Grenada20. Guatemala21. Guyana22. Haiti23. Honduras24. Jamaica25. Mexico26. Nicaragua27. Panama28. Paraguay29. Peru30. Puerto Rico31. Saint Kitts and Nevis32. Saint Lucia33. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines34. Trinidad and Tobago35. United States Virgin Islands36. Uruguay37. Venezuela38. British virgin Islands

AMERICA (41)

National Federations

1. Armenia2. Austria3. Azerbaijan4. Belgium5. Estonia6. France7. Germany8. Italy9. Latvia10. Netherlands11. Russia12. Slovakia13. Spain14. Switzerland15. Turkey16. Ukraine17. U.K.

Mission Countries1. Albania2. Andorra3. Belarus4. Bosnia and Herzegovina5. Bulgaria6. Croatia7. Cyprus8. Czech Republic9. Denmark10. Finland11. Georgia12. Greece13. Hungary14. Iceland15. Ireland16. Kosovo

17.Liechtenstein18. Lithuana19. Luxemborg20. Macedonia21. Malta22. Monaco23. Montenegro24. Norway25. Poland26. Portugal27. Moldova28. Romania29. San Marino30. Serbia31. Slovania32. Sweden

EUROPE (49)

LIST OF COUNTRIES

LIST OF COUNTRIESNational Federations

1. Australia

Mission Countries

1. American Samoa2. Cook Islands 3. Fiji4. Guam5. Kiribati6. Marshall Islands

7. Micronesia8. Nauru9. New Zealand10. Palau11. Papua New Guinea12. Samoa13. Solomon Islands14. Tonga15. Tuvalu16. Vanuatu

OCEANIA (17)

LIST OF COUNTRIESNOCs

1. Algeria

National Federations

1. South Africa

Mission Countries

1. Angola2. Benin3. Botswana 4. Burkina Faso5. Burundi6. Cameroon7. Cape Verde8. Central African Republic9. Chad10. Comoros11. Congo12. Cote d’Ivoire

13. Democratic Republic of Congo14. Djibouti15. Egypt16. Equatorial Guinea17. Eritrea18. Ethiopia19. Gabon20. Gambia21. Ghana22. Guinea23. Guinea-Bissau24. Kenya25. Lesotho26. Liberia27. Libya28. Madagascar29. Malawi30. Mali31. Mauritania32. Mauritius

33. Morocco34. Mozambique35. Namibia36. Niger37. Nigeria38. Rwanda39. Sao Tome and Principe40. Senegal41. Seychelles42. Sierra Leone43. Somalia44. South Sudan45. Sudan46. Swaziland47. Togo48. Tunisia49. Uganda50. United Republic of Tanzania51. Zambia52. Zimbabwe

AFRICA (54)

CONTINENT NOCs NATIONAL FEDERATIONS

MISSION COUNTRIES TOTAL

ASIA 13 14 16 43

AMERICA - 3 38 41

EUROPE - 17 32 49

AUSTRALIA - 1 16 17

AFRICA 1 1 52 54

14 nocs 36 ntl fed 154 mission 204 countries

LIST OF COUNTRIES

*There are 206 countries who can compete in the Olympics, but we don’t include Palestine and North Korea as per mentioned reasons.

TIMELINE2017 2018 2019 2020 2021

2022 2023 2024 2025 2026

2027 2028 2029 2030 2031

YEAR 2032SILAT IN OLYMPICS!

• SILAT TOWARDS OLYMPICS OFFICIAL KICKSTART• WADA, SPORTACCORD AND ARISF RECOGNITION

• AFFILIATE EXISTING NATIONAL FEDERATIONS WITH NOC• LOBBY SILAT IN OLYMPICS 2032

• PREPARATION TOWARDS OLYMPICS

*ONGOING PROMOTION TO

COUNTRIES

2017 – 2025 =8 YEARS!!!+ 7 YEARS TO OLYMPICS 2032