World Silambam Association
Persatuan Silambam Dunia

உலக சிலம்பம் சங்கம்

Silambam Highlight

World Silambam Association

Persatuan Silambam Dunia

உலக சிலம்பம் சங்கம்

(ANNUAL EVENTS)

World Children's Day
Date: 20 November 2023
Time: 8:00pm
Location: Worldwide

World Silambam Day
Date: 22 November 2023
Festival Period: 18 to 24 November
(During Kartika Month)
Time: 8:00pm
Location: Worldwide
Countdown to start:


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United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals (UN-SDGS)


Indian Traditional Arts - 5R
(Research, Revive, Rejuvenate, Restore and Retention)

The mission of the World Silambam Association (WSA) is to provide effective international governance by constantly improving technical rules and regulating Silambam competitions or participation in international events or sporting arenas and to be recognized as an Olympic and Paralympic sport. The World Silambam Association (WSA) also serves as an international organization for the governance and long-term development of Indian Traditional Arts and Sports for Education, Health, Fitness, Culture, Nature, Climate Change, Recreation, and the dissemination of all related information.

  • To plan and carry out activities related to Indian Traditional Arts such as Silambam, Kuttu Varisai, Traditional Yoga and Varma Kalai.
  • To promote, encourage, and develop training for communities and stakeholders at all levels: Nationals, Continents and International.
  • To support, promote, and uphold the highest Indian Traditional Arts Service standards and professional ethics of training in accordance with International Standards.
  • To provide expertise in the areas of information, management, training, and networking for the Arts, Sports, Educational, Heritage, Culture, Development, Governance, Humanitarian and Community Service industry for systematic and professional compliance.
  • To foster and strengthen links with worldwide NGOs to exchange knowledge, experience, and resources.

https://sdgs.un.org/partnerships/indian-traditional-arts-5r-research-revive-rejuvenate-restore-and-retention

Accreditation / Support

Ministry of Home Affairs (JPPM)

Location: Malaysia


Ministry approval Reg. No.: PPM-002-10-12062018
since 12 June 2018, to conduct Silambam programs, events, and activities for children, youth, and communities at the National, Regional, and International levels.


Status: APPROVED

 


Ministry of Education

Location: Malaysia


Ministry approval Reg. No. KPM.600-4/2/15 Jld.3(37)
since 24 October 2019, for World Silambam Association (WSA) to conduct National Extra-Curriculum programs for Government Schools.


Status: APPROVED

 


Malaysia External Trade Development (MATRADE)

Location: Malaysia


Ministry approval Reg. ID No.544905
since January 2019, to conduct Training, Development, Research, and Governance.


Status: APPROVED

 


United Nations SDGs

Location: New York, USA


Partnering for United Nations UN-SDGs (#SDGAction 27567)
by World Silambam Association (WSA), Silambam Asia, Silambam India Association initiative for schools, education institutions and community work in the Indian Traditional Arts - 5R (Research, Revive, Rejuvenate, Restore and Retention) programs.


Status: ON TRACK

 


United Nations Global Compact

Location: New York, USA


Since 24 October 2018, World Silambam Association (WSA) and Silambam Asia has made annual communication and dissemination with support from United Nations Global Compact for Indian Traditional Arts - 5R (Research, Revive, Rejuvenate, Restore and Retention).


Status: ACTIVE

 


International Working Group (IWG) on Women & Sport (Brighton Declaration)

Location: United Kingdom


World Silambam Association (WSA) has signed Brighton Declaration on Women and Sport on 10 April 2021.


Status: DECLARATION SIGNED

 


Union of International Associations (UIA)

Location: Belgium


UIA Org ID: XM6718
World Silambam Association (WSA) active annual participation in the International events and Round Tables, sharing/gathering essential information and dissemination work for community worldwide, especially for children, youth, rural people, tribes, illiterate and poverty group - which basic knowledge need to reach.


Status: MEMBER

 


ICSSPE Sports Science Education

Location: Germany


World Silambam Association (WSA) Reg. No. pm20019
to became official member of "International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education" (ICSSPE) in Germany.


Status: MEMBER

 


FIEP Physical Education and Sports

Location: Slovakia


World Silambam Association (WSA) registered as member with "Federation Internationale D'Education Physique" (FIEP) in Slovakia.


Status: MEMBER

 


GAWSF Sports

Location: Macao SAR, China


World Silambam Association (WSA) and Silambam Asia became official members of the General Association of World Sports Federations (GAWSF) (previously known as the General Association of Asia Pacific Sports Federations, GAAPSF), having been registered as members since 2019 in preparation for international sports, championships, exhibitions, and eSports in the future.


Status: MEMBER

 


TAFISA Sport for All

Location: Germany


World Silambam Association (WSA) Reg. No. MY-SP-001
to became recognized member of "The Association For International Sport for All" (TAFISA) in Germany.


Status: MEMBER

 


World Silambam Association

GOVERNING BODY FOR SILAMBAM in the effort of preserving intangible Indian traditional arts, culture, sport, and education around the world.

ANNUAL EVENTS

World Children's Day

World Children's Day
Date: 20 November 2023
Time: 8:00pm
Location: Worldwide

ANNUAL EVENTS

World Silambam Day

World Silambam Day
Date: 22 November 2023
Festival Period: 18 to 24 November
(During Kartika Month)
Time: 8:00pm
Location: Worldwide
Countdown to start:

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e-LEARNING (Online)

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Silambam Certification

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Sustainable Development
Goals 3

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Most sport-based health interventions are attempts by organizers to educate and empower participants to help prevent health issues. There has been a worldwide embrace of the use of sports to address health issues and sensitive health subjects because of its flexible, engaging and educative nature. Many sports programs are used to tackle different communicable diseases, sexual and reproductive health, and substance abuse.

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Sustainable Development
Goals 4

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High-quality physical education is critical to the developing ‘physical literacy’ in young people. According to International Physical Literacy Association, ‘physical literacy’ is the motivation, confidence, physical competence, knowledge and understanding to value and take responsibility for engagement in physical activities for life.” It also enhances educational outcomes for young people when they relate with the targets of this SDG through sports.

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Sustainable Development
Goals 5

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End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. It is not hard to see the relationship between discrimination against women and girls and its extrapolation into sports. However, even though this same expression of gender discrimination and disparity appears within the sporting community, sports present a very strong avenue to combat the scourge. Sports can be a powerful platform for advocacy and raising awareness, leading to the abolishment of all forms of discrimination against women and girls. The human rights-based rules of a sport can help to replace culturally discriminative norms that exclude women and girls from sport. Sports and sports-based community programs in particular can, if designed inclusively, cause positive shifts in gender norms and promote gender equality.

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Sustainable Development
Goals 8

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The growing scale of the sports industry, and its links with other sectors, offers opportunities for economic growth and decent employment. From sports merchandizing to sporting products development, sports advertising to sports branding, sports journalism to commentary, just to name a few, there exist boundless opportunities for young people to explore and make a living from the sporting industry. Apart from the natural resources of a country or a city, sport events provide the next best opportunity to improve its international image and act as a stimulus to develop tourism infrastructure and revenue over time.

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Sustainable Development
Goals 16

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One area where the power of sports is most visible and where it has the greatest potential to effect global change is in fostering peace. Equally, sustainable development, peace and security are dependent on universal access to justice and the effective implementation of good governance principles by institutions that are transparent and accountable. The high profile of sports athletes, teams and events gives them significant symbolic status with respect to the promotion of peace, inclusion and social cohesion. National teams and athletes can serve to cultivate collective identities within countries that have suffered from societal divisions. Sports has been used in a variety of ways towards different objectives associated with peace, violence reduction and inclusion. Community-based participation and volunteering in sports can engage otherwise marginalized groups and allow the development of shared identities and social ties.

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Sustainable Development
Goals 17

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The contribution of sports to development is extremely important to the point that it is at the root of the Action Plan. The Action Plan is an evidence-based consensus amongst stakeholders from governments, sport and other civil society organizations, which consists of two main components:

Policy effectiveness: Five priority actions that are worth focusing on by international cooperation’s (including advocacy and the development of indicators to measure the contribution of sport to the SDGs);

Policy coherence: Sports policy follow-up framework facilitating the convergence of different stakeholders around three main policy areas and 20 specific policy areas, the main ones being:

• provides universal access to sport;
• maximizes the contribution of sport to SDGs;
• protecting the integrity in sport.

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Silambam Sports Rules SSR Book

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STATUS FOR TRANSPARENCY & ACCOUNTABILITY

This status report on Silambam activity for physical, health, sports, and education is the first dedicated assessment of global progress on country implementation of the Global Action Plan 2018-2030 to improve activity levels, strengthen coordination, international development, foster partnerships, and reinforce the urgency on safeguarding the Indian traditional arts worldwide.