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Strategic Priorities for Professional Sports Infrastructure in Kosovo: Mediumterm Strategy (2012 2016) on capital investments,Used
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This book addresses the problem with the lack of investments in the field of professional sports infrastructure in the Republic of Kosovo. It includes analysis of the investment needs and requests made for new professional sports infrastructure based on the number of population and athletes in Kosovo.A strategy on the development of sports infrastructure is offered. Solutions about the ways which seem more reasonable and produce effective investments of public means are detailed. A more optimal way in which the public interest could be achieved in the field of sports infrastructure is discussed.Field data has been extensively acquired on the current situation. It speaks about various short comings and the lack of essential facilities for professional sports infrastructure.The potential for development of a high level of professional sports in Kosovo is emphasized and plans are outlined showing how to enable this.Results of this book also ensure that millions of Euros from the public budget spent for capital investments in sports infrastructure will be reasonable and accountable.
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