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The goal of the Olympic Movement is to contribute to building a peaceful and better world by educating young people through sport without discrimination of any kind, in the spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play.

The International Olympic Committee is an international non-governmental non-profit organization and the creator of the Olympic Movement. The IOC is the highest body of the Olympic Movement. It owns all rights to the Olympic symbols: the flag, motto, anthem and the Olympic Games. Its primary responsibility is overseeing the organization of the Summer and Winter Olympic Games.

The International Olympic Committee includes 206 National Olympic Committees.

Executive Committee

President
Kirsti Coventry (Zimbabwe)
Vice Presidents
Juan Antonio Samaranch (Spain)
Nawal El Moutawakel (Morocco)
Gerardo Werthein (Argentina)
Baron Pierre-Olivier Beckers - Vieujant (Belgium)
Members
Nenad Lalović (Serbia)
Ivo Ferriani (Italy)
Prince Feisal Al Hussein (Jordan)
Mikaela Cojuangco Jaworski (Philippines)
Lingwei Li (China)
Emma Terho (Finland)
Spyros Capralos (Greece)
Octavian Morariu (Romania)
Kristin Kloster (Norway)

Membership

The International Olympic Committee includes active and former athletes, presidents of international sports federations and national Olympic committees among its members.

The International Olympic Committee currently has 107 members and 2 honorary members. Juan Antonio Samaranch (Spain) is the honorary president for life, as is Thomas Bach (Germany).

Objectives

Basic objectives of the Olympic Movement
  • Promotion of sport and competitions through national and international sports institutions around the world.
  • Cooperation with public and private organizations with the aim of placing sport in the service of humanity.
  • Support in developing “Sport for All”.
  • Advancement of the position of women in sport at all levels and in all structures, with the aim of achieving equality between men and women.
  • Opposition to all forms of commercial exploitation of sport and athletes.
  • Fight against doping.
  • Promotion of sports ethics and fair play.
  • Raising awareness of environmental issues.
  • Financial and educational support for developing countries through the institution of IOC Olympic Solidarity.

Partners

Partner institutions and organizations
Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS)
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) was established in 1983 at the proposal of IOC President Samaranch to deal with legal issues that athletes may face. Ten years later, the Court of Arbitration for Sport became an independent body. The purpose of the Court of Arbitration for Sport is to rule in all disputes related to sport that come before it through ordinary arbitration courts or through appeals against the decisions of sports bodies or organizations.
http://www.tas-cas.org
International Fair Play Committee (CIFP)
The Olympic Charter, as one of the basic principles of the Olympic Movement, defines the promotion of the spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play. Fair play implies adherence to sports rules, respect for opponents and the fight against violence and unfair behaviour. The International Fair Play Committee, founded in 1963, is committed to promoting the principles of fair play, which represent the essence of sport. Every year, CIFP presents International Fair Play Awards, which are granted to athletes for their contribution to the affirmation of fair play, regardless of whether they are Olympic champions or beginners, upon the proposal of various organizations and the public.
http://www.fairplayinternational.org
International Paralympic Committee (IPC)
The International Paralympic Committee is the representative international organization of elite sport for athletes with disabilities. IPC organizes, supervises and coordinates the Paralympic Games and other multi-sport competitions at the highest level. The International Paralympic Committee includes 160 National Paralympic Committees.
http://www.paralympic.org
World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA)
The International Olympic Committee organized the World Conference on Doping in Lausanne from 2 to 4 February 1999. Based on the conclusions of the Conference, on 10 November 1999 the World Anti-Doping Agency was established with the task of promoting and coordinating the fight against doping in international sport.
World Olympians Association (WOA)
The World Olympians Association is an independent global organization of Olympians’ representatives. The initiator of the establishment of this organization was Juan Antonio Samaranch, and its foundations were laid at the IOC Centennial Olympic Congress held in Paris in 1994. The World Olympians Association was founded to involve around 100,000 Olympians worldwide in the activities of the Olympic Movement and to promote Olympic principles and the importance of athlete education, the fight against doping and violence and intolerance in sport, to support diversity and equality in sport and sports management, as well as the realization of Olympians’ rights and participation in humanitarian programs. The patron of WOA is Juan Antonio Samaranch (Spain), the honorary president is Jacques Rogge (Belgium), and the president is Joël Bouzou (France).
http://www.woaolympians.com

Organizations Recognized by the IOC

Associations of international sports federations
  • Association of Summer Olympic International Federations – ASOIF
    http://www.asoif.com
  • Association of International Olympic Winter Sports Federations – AIOWF
    http://www.olympic.org
  • Association of IOC Recognized International Sports Federations – ARISF
    http://arisf.com
  • Global Association of International Sports Federations – GAISF
Association of Summer Olympic International Federations (ASOIF)

ASOIF was founded in 1984 at the initiative of 21 international sports federations whose sports were on the program of the 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles, with the aim of coordinating and protecting the common interests of its members. Today, ASOIF has 30 international sports federations as members, as well as 6 associate members, whose sports are on the program of the Summer Olympic Games:

Association of International Olympic Winter Sports Federations (AIOWF)
Association of IOC Recognized International Sports Federations (ARISF)

The Association of International Sports Federations recognized by the IOC consists of 33 sports federations that have the status of IOC associate members, and whose sports are not included in the programs of the Summer and Winter Olympic Games.

  • International Aeronautical Federation – FAI
  • International Automobile Federation – FIA
  • International Bandy Federation – FIB
  • World Confederation of Billiards Sports – WCBS
  • World Boules Confederation – CMSB
  • International Bowling Federation – FIQ
  • World Bridge Federation – WBF
  • World Chess Federation – FIDE
  • International Dance Federation – IDSF
Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF)

GAISF has 99 members – international sports federations, associations and associations of sports competitions at various levels, as well as associations and organizations of professions whose field of work is sport.

Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC)

The Association of National Olympic Committees meets at least once every two years to exchange information and experiences with the aim of strengthening its role in the Olympic Movement. ANOC recommends to the IOC the manner of using funds created on the basis of the sale of TV rights, especially the resources of Olympic Solidarity. ANOC membership consists of 202 national Olympic committees, that is, continental associations of national Olympic committees:

  • Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa – ANOCA
  • Olympic Council of Asia – OCA
  • European Olympic Committees – EOC
  • Pan American Sports Organization – ODEPA
  • National Olympic Committees of Oceania – ONOC

Other recognized organizations

Multi-sport organizations and competitions – Sport for All
  • International University Sports Federation – FISU
  • International School Sport Federation – ISF
  • International Catholic Federation for School Sport – FISEC
  • International Workers and Amateurs in Sports Confederation – CSIT
  • International Military Sports Council – CISM
  • International Police Sports Union – USIP
  • International World Games Association – IWGA
  • International Committee of the Mediterranean Games – CIJM
  • International Federation of Physical Education – FIEP
  • International Sport for All Federation – FISPT
  • International Assembly of National Sports Organizations – IANOS
  • Trim and Fitness International Sport for All Association – TAFISA
  • International Children's Games Committee – CICG
  • European Non-Governmental Sports Organization – ENGSO
  • International Masters Games Association – IMGA
Education and spreading Olympic ideals – FAIR PLAY
  • International Olympic Academy – IOA
  • International Pierre de Coubertin Committee – CIPC
  • Pierre de Coubertin Institute – IPC
  • Association of Pan-Iberian Olympic Academies – AIAO
  • International Pentathlon – PI
  • International Fair Play Committee – CIFP
  • International Council for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, Sport and Dance – ICHPER-SD
  • European College of Sport Science – ECSS
  • International Association for Sport Without Violence – AICVS
  • Olympafrica Foundation
Sports medicine and science
  • International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education – ICSSPE
  • International Olympic Association for Sports Medicine Research – AIORMS
  • International Federation of Sports Medicine – FIMS
Sports equipment and facilities
  • International Association for Sports and Leisure Facilities – IAKS
  • World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry – WFSGI
Media and information
  • Agence France-Presse – AFP
  • Associated Press – AP
  • Reuters
  • International Sports Information Association – IASI
  • International Sports Press Association – AIPS
  • International Federation of Sports Cinema and Television – FICTS
Other organizations
  • International Federation for Results Measurement – FIC
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