A/HRC/27/58 12. Promulgate new types of collective and inclusive sports; 13. Monitor tourist and sports zones; 14. Launch awareness-raising campaigns to promote the values of sport, human rights and the Olympic movement; 15. Implement training programmes for stakeholders; 16. Involve, and build partnerships with, key stakeholders, such as IOC and host countries, in order to implement child protection strategies and to strengthen cooperation among various stakeholders to mitigate harm; 17. Mitigate risk factors and develop ethical, responsible and child protective sports and tourism through coherent, sustainable and integrated child protection strategies. Preventive strategies should include the incorporation of a child and human rights impact assessment in the bidding criteria of major sports organizers;109 18. Instil values of friendship, fair play, solidarity, excellence, discipline, etc.; 19. Contribute to the inclusion of people with disabilities by showcasing their abilities; 20. Organize special targeted competitions for ethnic sports, designed to demonstrate ethnic traditions, practices and customs; 21. Develop projects addressing life skills and teaching values: contributing to constructive behaviours and respect for human rights are of essential importance; 22. Empower women and girls in particular by showcasing their abilities; 23. Assist with social inclusion and the integration of marginalized groups; 24. Help combat obesity, chronic diseases, HIV and AIDS and instil healthy behaviours generally; 25. Promoting universality, uniting people, a culture of peace, building trust and bridges between groups in conflict; 26. Build self-esteem and other important life-skills and values for children and youth; 27. Help children and youth to recover from trauma; 28. Make use of sports programmes to create job opportunities and develop skills; 29. Widen the possibilities of sports programmes to motivate children to enrol in and attend school and to help improve educational performances; 30. Take into account the requirements for the socioeconomic development of communities in planning sport events and recreational physical activity; 109 22 Response of Ms. Maalla M’jid, Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography.

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