Sport Management Studies

Identify and Prioritize Strategies and Strategies for the Development of Sport in the City of Bukan

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

Navid Ahangari 1
Shahrooz Ghayebzadeh 2
Sadegh Hajinejad 1

1 PhD Student of Geography and Urban Planning, Kharazmi University

2 PhD Student of Strategic Management in Organizations and Sporting Events, Razi University, Kermanshah

https://doi.org/10.22089/smrj.2017.2269.1467
Abstract
Strategic plans for the development of sport management helps the city is a unique, active and economically sustainable dovetails. In this regard, this study is designed to evaluate t strategies to development sport in bukan. The research method is analytical and data collection method for the survey and measurement tool of the questionnaire.for the data analysis using techniques vikor. The statistical community is influenced and experts in the field of sports where 30 people were targeted for the examples were selected and about the discussion... The results showed that strategic exercise stations and all public places in the neighborhood is the first priority of planning. And should it be considered necessary for the the implementation of short-term timetable. Also, is ranked last in priority infrastructure strategy for the promotion of sport through sport and therefore it is not necessary for the short-term of planning is necessary as long-term plans for the development of sports and physical education in bukan. In this regard, organizations and agencies involved in the sports and physical education should be available to develop strategic plans and other strategies ahead and map your priority and it came to their lowest levels of sport town trying to develop.

Keywords

Strategic Planning
Management
Development of Sports
Bukan
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Sport Management Studies
Volume 9, Issue 44
November and December 2018
Pages 51-72

  • Receive Date 01 March 2016
  • Revise Date 01 January 2017
  • Accept Date 21 January 2017

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