Women and Sport
The ANOCA Women and Sport Commission is composed of 15 women from different
backgrounds who have the willingness to actively promote participation of women in sport in Africa at all levels (technical,
administrative and decision-making structures).
Members of the Commission
| President |
Nawal El Moutawakel
(Morocco) |
| Rapporteur |
Béatrice Allen (Gambia) |
Member
Representative Zone 4 |
Simone Nkakou (Congo) |
| Member |
Muriel Hoffer (Swaziland) |
| Member |
Miriam Moyo (Zambia) |
| Member |
Girmay Dagmawit (Ethiopia) |
Member
Representative Zone 7 |
Emma Rambatomanga (Madagascar) |
Member
Representative Zone 5 |
Fridah Shiroya (Kenya) |
Member
Representative Zone 3 |
Fofana Nah Aminata (Ivory Coast) |
Member
Representative Zone 2 |
Albertine Gonçalves (Senegal) |
Member
Representative Zone 1 |
Meriem Mizoumi Cherni (Tunisia) |
Member
Representative Zone 6 |
Matlohang Moila Ramoqopo (Lesotho) |
| Member |
Aminata Sangare (Mali) |
| Member |
Toura Aar Aab (Morocco) |
| Member |
Maria de Lurdes Rodrigues (Sao Tome & Principe) |
All the contacts of ANOCA Commission members and participants of seminar organized in Cairo (September 2006) are available here
Objectives
- To develop more initiatives to increase the presence of African women in sport at practical and management level;
- To encourage the organisation of training programmes for women in different areas of sport (leadership, management, coaching, referring, journalism, etc.);
- To highlight women who have worked and contributed to the development of physical education and sport in Africa at all levels;
- To ensure a more equal representation of women in decision-making and administrative structures and to fix a minimum quota of 20%;
- To undertake studies and research on the subject of Women in Sport in Africa.
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