Federação de Ginástica de Portugal
| Federação de Ginástica de Portugal | |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1950 |
| Place of foundation | Lisbon |
| president | João Paulo do Nascimento e Oliveira da Rocha |
| Homepage | www.gympor.com |
The Federação de Ginástica de Portugal ( FGP ) is the umbrella organization for gymnastics in Portugal . The FGP is based at Estrada da Luz number 30 A in São Domingos de Benfica , a municipality in the capital Lisbon . The association was founded in 1950 in the capital.
The gymnastics association FGP is u. a. Member of the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique (FIG), the European Union Européenne de Gymnastique (UEG), the Confederação do Desporto de Portugal and the Comité Olímpico de Portugal , the National Olympic Committee of Portugal.
activities
The FGP supports the following sports:
- Apparatus gymnastics ( Ginástica artística )
- Rhythmic gymnastics ( Ginástica rítmica )
- Trampoline gymnastics ( Ginástica de trampolim )
- Sports acrobatics ( Ginástica acrobática )
- Aerobic gymnastics ( Ginástica aeróbica )
- General gymnastics ( Ginástica para todos )
- Team gymnastics ( TeamGym )
- Hip hop
The FGP is responsible for hosting national and international competitions in Portugal as well as for gymnasts in individual and team competitions who represent Portugal in national and international competitions, including the World and European Championships, the Summer Olympic Games , and in the future the Jogos there Lusofonia , the games of the Portuguese-speaking world .
The FGP maintains a performance center ( Centro de Alto Rendimento , CAR) in the Velódromo Nacional of Sangalhos , in the district of Anadia .
structure
organs
The president is João Paulo do Nascimento e Oliveira da Rocha ( (as of 2015) ). In addition to the association management with president, vice-presidents, treasurer, general secretary and assessors, the association has a general assembly ( Assembleia Geral ) and four other organs:
- Conselho de Justiça (German: Legal Counsel)
- Conselho de Disciplina (German: Disciplinary Council)
- Conselho Fiscal (German: Supervisory Board or Control Council)
- Conselho de Ajuizamento (German: conciliation or arbitration council)
In addition, the association has set up an eight-member scientific commission ( Comissão Científica ENGYM ) with representatives from seven universities, including the Escola Superior de Desportos de Rio Maior sports school in Rio Maior .
structure
The FGP is divided into ten regional associations:
- Associação de Ginástica do Algarve ( Algarve )
- Associação de Ginástica do Centro (Central Portugal, based in Coimbra )
- Associação de Ginástica do Distrito de Leiria ( Leiria District )
- Associação de Ginástica do Distrito de Setúbal ( Setúbal District )
- Associação de Ginástica da Madeira ( Autonomous Region of Madeira )
- Associação de Ginástica de Lisboa ( Lisbon District )
- Associação de Ginástica de Santarém ( Santarém District )
- Associação de Ginástica do Norte (Northern Portugal with headquarters in Porto )
- Associação de Ginástica do Douro e Dão ( Douro and Dão region with headquarters in Vila Real )
- Associação Gímnica dos Açores ( Autonomous Region of Azores )
Finances
FGP closed the 2014 financial year with a positive balance of € 7,926.38, following a profit of € 215,093.26 in the previous year.
The situation of the association corresponds to the generally difficult situation to a large extent of all Portuguese sports associations, which strive for increasing income and increased cost control with falling public subsidies, in an economically persistently difficult environment. The reason is the government's rigid austerity policy and the tense overall economic situation in Portugal as a result of the euro crisis . The FGP is one of the few associations that has so far been able to continue to achieve a positive balance.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Page 109 of the FGP's annual report and statement of accounts (pdf), accessed on September 11, 2015
Coordinates: 38 ° 45 ′ 14.7 " N , 9 ° 10 ′ 30.1" W.